A roar from Millwall's 3,800-strong travelling fans as their side win a free-kick around the halfway line. An even bigger roar goes up when they force a corner.

'Millwall, Millwall, Millwall' rings around Selhurst Park.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Deepdale

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This looks a lost cause now for Burnley.

Boss Scott Parker has made a couple of changes before the hour mark but they don't look like getting back into this one at the moment.

Goalkeeper Freddie Woodman has had a very comfortable afternoon in the Preston goal, he could have brought his lunchtime cheese and pickle sandwiches along with him.

One thing to say about Burnley is that while their defensive record, prior to today, has been almost immaculate, they don't score many goals either.

Many of the games on their unbeaten streak have been 0-0 or 1-1 draws or narrow 1-0 wins.

Good defending by Wes Harding to stop Ben Chilwell from delivering a cross into the Millwall box. Palace are dominating possession but the 10-men visitors look calm and composed.

Here's how Milutin Osmajic put Preston two goals ahead.

A third would surely put this game to bed.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC iPlayer

What a moment in the game, that could have been it right there. When it came to the shot, Kaine Kesler-Hayden just went for power instead of precision.

You can see the frustration, that was the finishing of a defender.

Triple change for Scott Parker who is clearly not happy with what he's seeing.

Manuel Benson, Jonjo Shelvey and Luca Koleosho make way for Josh Laurent, Zian Flemming and Ashley Barnes.

Burnley win a corner but it's cleared away and Preston get on the counter attack.

It comes to Kaine Kesler-Hayden, who composes himself to take the shot from the edge of the area but he goes for power and blasts it over the bar. Defender's finish.

Back under way at Selhurst Park. An intriguing second half coming up.

That's a decent-looking ball delivered from out on the right but Josh Brownhill can't quite get it on target and it's deflected behind.

Burnley win a corner and there's a roar from the away supporters. They've seen enough here, they want their side back in this game.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC One

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The way that Liam Roberts comes out, yes, he gets first contact, but he's very much protecting himself.

Liam Roberts catches Jean-Philippe Mateta's temple with his studs.

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC One

A horrific challenge. I think Liam Roberts was keen to make a good start. He got that one really wrong.

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish is being interviewed on the side of the pitch at half-time by BBC Sport. He has some very strong words to say about that challenge by Liam Roberts on Jean-Philippe Mateta.

We'll bring those to you ASAP.

Mark: When was the last time we saw a 59th-minute first-half goal then? Remarkable!

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC One

We were always told do the basics well, but keep it simple for the next 10 minutes.

That's what Millwall need to do to build into this second half.

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Preston, as expected, are full of confidence here.

It's not looking good for Burnley as things stand as Kaine Kesler-Hayden makes another good challenge to prevent the visitors getting away on the counter.

Well, Burnley haven't exactly come out swinging.

It's all Preston in the opening exchanges of the second half.

In case you missed it, here's that brilliant goal from Robbie Brady to open the scoring for Preston.

Absolute peach.