Crystal Palace vs Leeds United

Leeds United finally return to Premier League against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park tonight and you can follow all of the developments here.

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Marsch has a few words for Zaha and ultimately it calms down, but the referee has almost lost control of this one. Some small improvements from Leeds, but Palace still having the better of the middle and making it look nervy across the Leeds backline. The cumulative effect of Darren England's decisions to keep his cards pocketed for fouls on Zaha gets the crowd going berserk when he blows to bring play back for Raphinha, who had gone down with what looked like a high hand from Zaha. Benches get involved. His loose pass allows Leeds to break but Greenwood's pass is poor and the hosts clear. Ayling is winning the ball with these Zaha challenges, but the latter's falls do keep asking a question of the referee. Koch comes away with the ball on the halfway line and Leeds work it to the edge of the area. Leeds probably take that on the balance of play. Connor Gallagher hits it on the half-volley and it goes narrowly over the bar. Both sides buoyed on by their fans but neither able to keep the ball very long. Palace and Leeds hunting every single ball but nobody has been able to take advantage yet. It has been 16 days since Jesse Marsch's side saw off Watford 3-0 in their last match and the pressure is on once again at the bottom of the pile. Gallagher goes down inside the area but nothing given.

The underdog Crystal Palace side has several advantages that point to an upset over Leeds United.

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Ayling with his millionth foul. The referee, who looks rather like The Wire's Jimmy McNulty, opts not to book him. 9:44PM. 87 mins: Crystal Palace 0 ...

Leeds lose it, Palace break, Ayling trips Zaha. A yellow for me, that. Toes it past the keeper but there's not quite enough on it and Leeds are able to hack it clear. Will we see a bit more quality in the second dig? A nice crossfield pass here, Raphinha picks it up in the inside right channel, cuts inside and tries to fire it left foot. Leeds are the first to show here. Booking for that, and then a booking for Ward as well for retaliating. It all made for a well-earned point for Leeds, even if they might have needed more. The arrival of Michael Olise helped in that regard and before long they were creating chances for Zaha — denied twice by Leeds goalkeeper Illan Meslier — and Conor Gallagher, who fired over from range. The scrappiness of the game did not suit Palace’s players, who created chances but never looked likely to show the ruthless edge that was required against a spirited Leeds backline. Such was the animosity that Vieira once accused Marsch of swaying the referees by “crying all week” in the build-up to the game. An ugly point, but a point nonetheless for a Leeds United team that remains a part of this relegation scrap whether they like it or not. The fixture list is not a source of encouragement for Leeds, who face Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea in their next three games.

The Eagles host Jesse Marsch's Leeds at Selhurst Park on Monday night in a bid to end a run of three straight defeats.

Despite that, Olise is expected to be in the matchday squad on Monday, while full-back Nathan Ferguson remains on the sidelines. Jesse Marsch will be without Adam Forshaw for the trip to London after he fractured his kneecap during training. Palace are currently 14th in the league on 37 points, though a victory over the Whites on Monday would lift them up three spots into 11th thanks to their goal difference.