For the second time today referee Mike Jones has pointed to the penalty spot, and for the second time today it is a soft one.

Hull only partially clear a corner and it falls to Wilfried Zaha who jinks and turns in the top corner of the penalty area. Zaha falls over the leg of Robert Snodgrass, who scored a controversial spot-kick earlier today, and it is a penalty.

Unlike the earlier decision, there is contact, but you would never be happy with the decision going against your side.

Christian Benteke to take the penalty.

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Corner to Palace...

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Within a minute, Crystal Palace's Jason Puncheon gets a booking, and it is a costly one as he now misses the midweek game against Manchester United.

Alan Pardew is seen having a chat with referee Mike Jones as the teams head back out for the second half.

This penalty chat will run and run.

Anyway, Hull lead 1-0. Palace have made one change at half-time with Zeki Fryers coming on for Andros Townsend.

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Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

Crystal Palace player have clearly been rattled by that penalty decision.

There are boos from the Palace fans and they feel hard done by. Mike Phelan will argue his team have played well enough to warrant a 1-0 lead at half-time.

And that is the break. Hull lead through that hugely controversial penalty won by, and then scored by Robert Snodgrass.

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Hull's Ahmed Elmohamady talks himself into the referee's book with a show of dissent. James McArthur then also sees yellow for a foul on Sam Clucas. We may not end up 11v11 later on.

Robert Snodgrass's set piece is met by Harry Maguire, who heads well off target. Maguire has been heavily involved, but his attempts have not actually gone anywhere near the goal.

Hull attack down the left wing and Andrew Robertson's cross is headed behind by Jason Puncheon. Corner for the hosts.

Just to make you Palace fans feel worse, just to remind you that Robert Snodgrass was already on a booking before falling to the ground untouched to win a penalty.

So, instead of picking up what would have been a second yellow card for diving, he scored from the spot to put Hull ahead.

Alan Pardew's post-match interview may be a bit lively later on. He may not be too impressed with Snodgrass or referee Mike Jones.

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You lot are not too impressed with Robert Snodgrass's conduct to earn his side a penalty, which he then converted.

Ollie Thomas: Debate? The most blatant dive I've ever seen.

Palace Fan Pete: Nowhere near him an absolute disgraceful dive from Snodgrass.

Ryan Shivashankar: What a dive. This is why we need video officials. Richest league in the world you would expect to have this but still nope.

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Some shooting practice is needed for Harry Maguire on Monday. For the second time he gets the ball outside the box. If his first effort was bad, this is each worse. High, wide and not very handsome.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on Final Score

It's a dive. I know Snoddy really well and I think when he looks at that tonight he'll know he bought it off the referee. We saw it last week with Dele Alli and Kyle Naughton.

You cannot let diving carry on, we have to eradicate diving from football.

A penalty for Hull, and it is a hugely controversial one. Scott Dann is adjudged to have fouled Robert Snodgrass, who will take the spot-kick.

The replays show Dann sliding in ready to make a challenge, but he pulls his leg away as Snodgrass crumbles to the floor under no contact.

Dann is furious, and rightly so. A yellow card for the Palace man follows, just to make him feel even worse.