Boos from the Newcastle fans at half-time. They have had a wretched half. Palace boss Alan Pardew will be very happy with his side's performance after going a goal down.

Wilfried Zaha chopped down by Paul Dummett but his reputation precedes him as the referee fails to award a free-kick.

Newcastle boss Steve McClaren barks orders to his players and almost looks like he's going to burst into tears :-(

Two minutes of added time.

Yannick Bolasie gets on the ball and his first thought is forward. He wants to put his side on the front foot each time and it's a joy to watch. His dancing footwork is mesmerising and he has given Newcastle a torrid time this afternoon.

I did say a third was coming...

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Final Score

"Yet another goal conceded by Newcastle after a ball into the box. Newcastle just aren't doing the basics right and it's killing them."

Wilfried Zaha goes into the book for a dive. Why do that?? He has had a brilliant game so far but tries to con the referee into giving a decision. Stuart Attwell was having none of it though and right penalises the winger.

Papiss Cisse ploughing a lonely furrow up top for Newcastle, trying to do a job similar to Connor Wickham but the ball is bouncing off him.

Hard for the Senegal man.

Yannick Bolasie running rings around Newcastle. Another David Beckham-style cross from the right, but James McArthur can't stretch enough to get his head on it and Jaryl Janmaat clears.

It's not just the pace of Crystal Palace that Newcastle are having to contend with. Striker Connor Wickham is proving a handful too, using his frame to hold the ball up and bring others into play. That frontline is working a treat at the moment. When's the third coming?

Newcastle looking to string some passes together but the Palace defence are holding firm. Again, they break forward with pace and Wilfried Zaha has an effort blocked inside the area.

The Newcastle defenders will have nightmares tonight of the sight of Zaha, Yannick Bolasie and Jason Puncheon running at them.

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I got 99 problems but winning ain't one.

Alan Pardew looking good for this at the moment...

Home side in front but a very subdued atmosphere at Selhurst Park. They've only seen two wins in seven games at home so far, so you would think they'd be in more of a joyous mood.

Perhaps they know what's coming? Their side in control at the moment though.

Classic Newcastle for Palace's second goal as Fabricio Coloccini fell over trying to deal with the ball and Yannick Bolasie slammed home.

Can they get a quick third?

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The pace of Wilfried Zaha and Yannick Bolasie did for Newcastle on that goal. The pair link up once again, but the latter's cross is wayward. 

Palace are lightning up top, they can take advantage of this poor Newcastle defence today.

James McArthur soon has a chance to make it a second, but balloons it high into the stand. That would have needed a deflection of epic proportions to go in.