The Hammers move up to third for the time being. Alan Pardew's Crystal Palace can be proud of their achievements.

We are deep into stoppage time here. West Ham certainly did leave this late - they all count though, I suppose.

Nikica Jelavic comes on for Diafra Sakho.

By the way West Ham, why have you given up on trying to make the most of having a man advantage? Why?

The visitors have barely troubled the home side in the last 10 minutes.

Palace goalscorer Yohan Cabaye is replaced by the Welsh "Beard that is Feared" Joe Ledley.

Again the free-kick comes to nothing, but West Ham have a corner - before that is taken Mauro Zarate replaces Victor Moses.

Anyway, back to the corner. The delivery is cleared to the feet of Andy Carroll who fires high and wide from 25 yards - he's not really a 25-yarder type is he?

West Ham are very much going for the jugular with a grip that is tightening. But Palace are showing their defensive qualities.

The Hammers are a free-kick on the right though.

Palace's Mile Jedinak goes into the book for a foul on Victor Moses. Scythed down.

Palace are looking more tired as the game moves into the final phase. 

The Hammers have a corner and 6ft-something Andy Carroll is lurking. However, the big man fails to get a good contact with the delivery.

So, so close. West Ham's Diafra Sakho climbs brilliantly to meet a cross from the right, but his headed effort comes off the post.

West Ham bring Mark Noble off and bring on Andy Carroll - as predicted.

Palace take off James McArthur and bring on Mile Jedinak.

Palace continue to look dangerous - the thing is even though they are down to 10 men they have such pace on the break that it's not too much of a handicap for them.

I can see Alan Pardew's side scoring.

West Ham striker Andy Carroll has the hi-vis training jacket on and he's standing up doing that rotating thing with his hips - is he coming on soon?

Defender James Collins appears to be struggling for West Ham - I think he's taken one in the ribs. 

I know the feeling. I fractured a rib playing in goal once. The pain when you laugh or sneeze.... the pain!!

It's a free-kick to Crystal Palace, but it comes to nothing as the Hammers clear the low delivery from the six-yard area. 

At least the home team playing with 10 men are looking for the win.

It was probably just about a second yellow to be fair Joel.

Who wants to see a pretty graphic of Carl Jenkinson's goal? He's number 12 by the way. He appeared as if by magic.

Image source, Opta

Ten-man Palace take off Wilfried Zaha and replace him with Bakary Sako.

Not exactly a defensive change.