That's the final whistle and the win for Palace puts them mathematically safe from relegation.

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Dwight Gayle gets a massive round of applause as he is replaced by Bakary Sako. Has Gayle played himself into an FA Cup starting spot?

There'll be four minutes of added time at Selhurst Park.

Marko Arnautovic runs on to a ball from Stephen Ireland, rounds Palace keeper Wayne Hennessey and looks set to equalise only to send his shot high.

Stoke striker Peter Crouch attempts to get on the end of a cross to the far post but Pape Souare gets in ahead of him to send the ball out of play. To make matters worse for Crouch he doesn't even get the corner.

Stoke boss Mark Hughes is not a happy chappy on the touchline as he appears to be giving the assistant referee an earful. 

Stoke boss Mark Hughes brings on Bojan Krkic for Glenn Whelan and his side have plenty of attackers on the pitch now with Peter Crouch, Jon Walters and Marko Arnautovic.

Selhurst Park is bouncing now.

Ryan Shawcross puts a header from a corner over and the Stoke defender wants a penalty for holding by Scott Dann but there's nothing doing from ref Kevin Friend.

Stoke have struggled in the second half and Xherdan Shaqiri and Charlie Adam make way for Jon Walters and Stephen Ireland.

Whatever Eagles boss Alan Pardew said at half-time has worked. Pape Souare sends a cross to the far post where Connor Wickham heads against the outside of the post.

Palace produce some neat play to give Jason Puncheon a sight of goal but the midfielder sends his shot high from close range.

Joe Ledley, who came on for Yohan Cabaye for the second half, has only been on the pitch for less than 10 minutes and has picked up an injury. He limps off and is replaced by Jordon Mutch. 

Marko Arnautovic sends a Stoke free-kick well high from 25 yards. Disappointing effort and he knows it.

The second half is under way and Palace midfielder Yohan Cabaye, who had been struggling in the first half, is replaced by Joe Ledley.

Lee Chung-yong scored an 88th minute winner in the reverse fixture last December but he's not involved this time around and it might have something to do with some recent comments he is reported to have made.

The South Korean midfielder hit out at manager Alan Pardew for being "too hot tempered in matches" and, in an interview in a publication in his homeland, claimed the Eagles boss "forgets how many substitutes are left".

"I have dealt with it because he's incorrect on a couple of points there about team selection and stuff like that," said Pardew.

"He's made an error. He said it got lost in translation, that can happen and I've had it before. "But some of it isn't lost in translation, though, and he'll get a fine for that."

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Palace have had plenty of the ball but it's Stoke in front at Selhurst Park...

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Stoke go in at the break leading by Charlie Adam's first goal of the season. Palace have huffed and puffed but not really tested Potters keeper Jakob Haugaard.