Subs, subs all over the place.

Watford have taken off Will Hughes and brought on Andre Gray.

Palace have swapped James McArthur for Christian Benteke.

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Troy Deeney neatly sets up Richarlison for a blistering run from the left and Wayne Hennessey has to dive into action for Palace.

Then Deeney has a shot from just outside the area, but it's over the bar.

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Chris Kavanagh lets play continue before bringing it back and booking Ruben Loftus-Cheek for a snap challenge on Kiko Femenia.

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76 mins

Watford 0-0 Crystal Palace

Jose Holebas goes to cross the ball for Watford but instead he finds the chin/throat of Joel Ward from close range.

That's gotta hurt.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 live

At last, the game has really opened up. You have to feel a goal is coming but you're not sure at which end. Watford have had to absorb a lot of pressure from Palace but they're capable of going down the other end and creating chances of their own.

From an awkward angle, Richarlison almost curls the ball into the top corner, after initially being blocked by James Tomkins.

Troy Deeney is stood in loads of space wondering why the Watford sub didn't pass.

Kiko Femenia ️has replaced Stefano Okaka for Watford, who are hanging on a bit now.

HOW HAVE PALACE NOT SCORED?!

Cabaye's third corner is floated in, and James Tomkins heads towards goal.

James McArthur is waiting at the back post to pounce but somehow Watford clear.

Palace finally earn their first corner of the match.

Yohan Cabaye takes it and it's too fast for any visiting players to head goalwards.

The ball ends up bouncing about and out for another corner.

Watford eventually clear again. Time for a third corner in succession.

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Jason: Watford fans accusing Zaha of diving all the time. He's just too good for you, ref conned by the Watford fans and players.

Tommy: Ref was 100% correct on the yellow card for Zaha. Why not stay on your feet and shoot?

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 live

On that occasion, Zaha's legs were taken out from underneath him and that was a penalty for me. It was the best move of the game by Palace and Roy Hodgson can't believe it. That was a penalty beyond any doubt.

Wilfried Zaha v Adrian Mariappa part III ends up with Zaha being booked for simulation in the box, while looking for another penalty.

That warrants the biggest cheer of the day from the home crowd.

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Woah, that was travelling!

Luka Milivojevic's free-kick is fantastic and hits the same corner of the woodwork as Stefano Okaka did in the first half.

Watford scramble clear but that was Palace's best chance.

Wilfried Zaha tripped by Mariappa AGAIN.

It's right on the edge of the penalty area. Zaha tried to move his body inside the lines but the referee's pointed to a free-kick.

Wilfried Zaha is involved in the action again.

He's charging forward over the halfway line until Adrian Mariappa hauls the Palace forward back.

Yellow card for Mariappa.

Joe: Chris Kavanagh has handled this game superbly so far.

Watford manager Javier Gracia purses his lips to produce a whistle, in an attempt to gee his players on. He wants some zip out of them.

Stefano Okaka and James Tomkins come together, and Tomkins wins the free-kick, before Richarlison is caught by James McArthur.

It's getting very niggly.

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Watford are going to have to make their first change. Roberto Pereyra is struggling with injury and will be replaced by Richarlison.

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It's getting a bit feisty, this.

James McArthur and Stefano Okaka share a stare after the most recent tete-a-tete.

Abdoulaye Doucoure shakes his head as he receives a throw-in from Jose Holebas and he spanks it straight out of play on the other side of the pitch.

That was woeful.