These are the scores from the other Premier League games today. That Manchester City score at Bournemouth means West Ham will be staying out of the top four today.

But Norwich and Sunderland are both picking up points at the moment, to make Palace fans get a bit more nervous.

Here's that Dimitri Payet free-kick in all its glory. Well, as much glory as you can get from a static graphic. Make sure you watch this on Match of the Day later. You don't want to miss this one.

By the way, that is Payet's 12th goal of the season.

He's also been directly involved in 23 goals in all competitions, 13 more than any other West Ham player.

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And that is the first half over. And what a good half of football that was.

Crystal Palace took a fortunate lead through Damien Delaney, who capitalised on an error from Hammers goalkeeper Adrian.

However, their lead only lasted three minutes before Manuel Lanzini drilled in an equaliser.

Jason Puncheon missed a glorious chance to put the visitors back in front, and that error proved costly as a wonderful free-kick from Dimitri Payet gave West Ham a half-time lead.

Another chance for Diafra Sakho after Aaron Cresswell and Manuel Lanzini link-up well down the West Ham left flank. However, Safro does not hit the ball cleanly and it is blocked.

Shohidur Rahman:, external Free-kicks are almost becoming penalties for Payet. He's ridiculous.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

"You've got to see this! You've got to! His shot flew past Hennessey in the blink of an eye and into the back of a net through the space of a postage stamp. An unbelievable goal!"

Free-kick to West Ham 20 yards out, central.

Another great chance - this time for West Ham.

Eagles goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey is all over the place as he chases Dimitri Payet's corner and the ball finds its way to Diafra Sakho, five yards out. The big striker gets above his marker but can only nod wide with the goal gaping.

Enjoyable game this one. This time the ball is in the Crystal Palace box, but the visitors scramble the ball away, following an overhead kick from one of their defenders to deny Michail Antonio and Emmanuel Emenike.

What a chance for Palace to retake the lead. Pape Souare swings in an excellent cross from deep and Jason Puncheon is clear of his marker, six yards out.

But Puncheon doesn't know whether to head it or volley it, and in the end does neither. The ball bounces up off his knee and over the bar. A waste.

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Wilfried Zaha storms forward at pace from the halfway line but his run is brought to a crushing halt by a sliding challenge from Mark Noble, which earns the Hammers captain a booking.

He claims he got the ball, referee Mark Clattenburg disagrees and Noble is the first man in the book.

Soon after, West Ham's Winston Reid is also shown yellow for a foul on Yannick Bolasie.

A free-kick 22 yards out should be a chance for Dimitri Payet to get on the scoresheet. But he wastes it by ballooning it over the bar. But, considering the season he has had, he's allowed that one.

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Chris Wright:, external Adrian gifted that on a plate to Delaney there. Terrible goal to concede. Make for a great match though! 

And then... Just like that, Lanzini unmarked, top finish!

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Wayne Hennessey is again called into action, this time having to deal with a powerful low strike from Dimitri Payet. But the Palace goalkeeper gratefully holds on to the ball.

Another chance for the hosts. Aaron Cresswell's low cross finds its way to a sliding Diafra Sakho, whose low shot is comfortably saved by Wayne Hennessey.

This one is turning into a very good game.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

"The ball cleared the entire West Ham defence, and what is Delaney even doing there? I wouldn't expect to see him up there, and it's a fantastic goal from a centre-half. A really good finish."