Crystal Palace v West Ham United, 28 October 2017

Score2-2
RefereeBobby Madley
CompetitionPremier League
VenueSelhurst Park
Attendance25,242

View Crystal Palace v West Ham United head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm Crystal Palace had now won only one of the last seven meetings in the Premier League (lost four).

2 Crystal Palace

2 West Ham United

Goals:

Luka Milivojević penalty 50 P
Wilfried Zaha 90 G

Goals:

Javier Hernández 31 G
André Ayew 43 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Scott Dann
Defender James Tomkins
Defender Patrick Van Aanholt
Defender Joel Ward
Defender/Midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp
Midfielder Yohan Cabaye
Midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Midfielder Luka Milivojević
Midfielder Andros Townsend
Midfielder/Forward Wilfried Zaha

Starting lineup:

Joe Hart Goalkeeper
Aaron Cresswell Defender
José Fonte Defender
Angelo Ogbonna Defender
Pablo Zabaleta Defender
Cheikhou Kouyaté Defender/Midfielder
Edimilson Fernandes Midfielder
Manuel Lanzini Midfielder
Mark Noble Midfielder
André Ayew Midfielder/Forward
Javier Hernández Forward

Substitutions:

Tim Fosu-Mensah for Patrick Van Aanholt 11
Bakary Sako for Joel Ward 60

Substitutions:

Arthur Masuaku for Aaron Cresswell 46
Michail Antonio for Pablo Zabaleta 62
Declan Rice for José Fonte 76

Cards:

Scott Dann 84 Y

Cards:

Pablo Zabaleta 37 Y
Arthur Masuaku 85 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey
Defender Martin Kelly
Defender Jaïro Riedewald
Defender/Midfielder Damien Delaney
Defender/Midfielder Tim Fosu-Mensah
Midfielder Jason Puncheon
Midfielder/Forward Bakary Sako

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Adrián
Defender/Midfielder Arthur Masuaku
Defender/Midfielder Declan Rice
Midfielder Pedro Obiang
Midfielder/Forward Michail Antonio
Forward Marko Arnautović
Forward Andy Carroll

Comments:

League position: 20th Crystal Palace had now won seven of their 24 home games in the Premier League since the start of 2016-17 (lost 14). Palace were now one of only four teams in the big five European top divisions yet to keep a clean sheet in this season (also Benevento, Malaga and Dijon). They had now scored four goals in their ten games so far in this Premier League season (conceded 21). Crystal Palace manger Roy Hodgson said: “This team has got more character than they are sometimes credited with. To be at home, losing in the 96th minute – with the crowd still behind the team, it speaks volumes for our fans. It is very rare that, when you’re into the 95th or 96th minute, hardly anyone has left their seat when you’re losing. That’s Selhurst Park, that’s our fans and I’m glad they’ve gone home with a point in their pocket. The stress must be crazy as a Palace fan. We are playing cup finals every week.”

Comments:

League position: 16th West Ham United remained without a win in their six away games so far in this Premier League season (lost three). They had conceded at least two goals in five of their seven away league and cup games so far in this season. Since Slaven Bilic was appointed as the Hammers' manager in the summer of 2015, they had won as many games that they have lost in the Premier League (30). West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic said: "To concede like that is a killer. It feels like a defeat. It wasn't a defeat and it isn't a defeat at this point. It will be very important for us. They gave everything again, they ran, they defended, some of them played 90 minutes three days ago. I saw them struggling with energy but they wanted to defend, wanted to close them down. We were doing that. It's very, very frustrating."

2 Crystal Palace

Goals:

Luka Milivojević penalty 50 P
Wilfried Zaha 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Scott Dann
Defender James Tomkins
Defender Patrick Van Aanholt
Defender Joel Ward
Defender/Midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp
Midfielder Yohan Cabaye
Midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Midfielder Luka Milivojević
Midfielder Andros Townsend
Midfielder/Forward Wilfried Zaha

Substitutions:

Tim Fosu-Mensah for Patrick Van Aanholt 11
Bakary Sako for Joel Ward 60

Cards:

Scott Dann 84 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey
Defender Martin Kelly
Defender Jaïro Riedewald
Defender/Midfielder Damien Delaney
Defender/Midfielder Tim Fosu-Mensah
Midfielder Jason Puncheon
Midfielder/Forward Bakary Sako

Comments:

League position: 20th Crystal Palace had now won seven of their 24 home games in the Premier League since the start of 2016-17 (lost 14). Palace were now one of only four teams in the big five European top divisions yet to keep a clean sheet in this season (also Benevento, Malaga and Dijon). They had now scored four goals in their ten games so far in this Premier League season (conceded 21). Crystal Palace manger Roy Hodgson said: “This team has got more character than they are sometimes credited with. To be at home, losing in the 96th minute – with the crowd still behind the team, it speaks volumes for our fans. It is very rare that, when you’re into the 95th or 96th minute, hardly anyone has left their seat when you’re losing. That’s Selhurst Park, that’s our fans and I’m glad they’ve gone home with a point in their pocket. The stress must be crazy as a Palace fan. We are playing cup finals every week.”

2 West Ham United

Goals:

Javier Hernández 31 G
André Ayew 43 G

Starting lineup:

Joe Hart Goalkeeper
Aaron Cresswell Defender
José Fonte Defender
Angelo Ogbonna Defender
Pablo Zabaleta Defender
Cheikhou Kouyaté Defender/Midfielder
Edimilson Fernandes Midfielder
Manuel Lanzini Midfielder
Mark Noble Midfielder
André Ayew Midfielder/Forward
Javier Hernández Forward

Substitutions:

Arthur Masuaku for Aaron Cresswell 46
Michail Antonio for Pablo Zabaleta 62
Declan Rice for José Fonte 76

Cards:

Pablo Zabaleta 37 Y
Arthur Masuaku 85 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Adrián
Defender/Midfielder Arthur Masuaku
Defender/Midfielder Declan Rice
Midfielder Pedro Obiang
Midfielder/Forward Michail Antonio
Forward Marko Arnautović
Forward Andy Carroll

Comments:

League position: 16th West Ham United remained without a win in their six away games so far in this Premier League season (lost three). They had conceded at least two goals in five of their seven away league and cup games so far in this season. Since Slaven Bilic was appointed as the Hammers' manager in the summer of 2015, they had won as many games that they have lost in the Premier League (30). West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic said: "To concede like that is a killer. It feels like a defeat. It wasn't a defeat and it isn't a defeat at this point. It will be very important for us. They gave everything again, they ran, they defended, some of them played 90 minutes three days ago. I saw them struggling with energy but they wanted to defend, wanted to close them down. We were doing that. It's very, very frustrating."