Wolves keep rolling on. Are they heading for European football?

But it's a familiar story for Roy Hodgson's Palace, who really are missing a goalscorer or indeed anyone that can help Wilfried Zaha out. They have a very tough run to come after the international break.

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Until next time.

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Wolves keep coming. They've been so impressive once again.

It's just a yellow for each...

Other referees may have given more than that.

Now then, an aggressive clash of heads between Cavaleiro and Patrick van Aanholt...

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Palace still chasing their first home goal of the season here, as Zaha is wiped out by Jonny.

The Wolves full-back receives a yellow for that one.

Alexander Sorloth replaces Jeffrey Schlupp.

Ivan Cavaleiro smacks the cross-bar, after a deflection allowed the substitute in on goal.

More composure, less power needed there.

Jeffrey Schlupp is denied this time, after Conor Coady had given away a free-kick.

There are so many Wolves players back to get in the way, great defending.

Ivan Cavaleiro, who scored with his first Premier League touch last weekend, replaces Raul Jimenez for the visitors.

The game has become a bit scrappy in the last few minutes - Wolves won't mind that as they look to see this one out.

Meyer!

Zaha!

How has that not gone in for Palace?

Great double save by Patricio, first to block Max Meyer's excellent volley and then to get in the way of Wilfried Zaha's follow-up.

Sometimes it's just not your day...

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Palace win a corner and Jordan Ayew leaps highest, but his header flies over Patricio's goal.

Powerful enough, but just too high.

Delightful stuff from Helder Costa, who carries the ball down-field before delivering a great ball into the box.

Unfortunately, none of his team-mates could quite keep up with him.

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It was a matter of time before James McArthur left the field one way or another.

German youngster Max Meyer comes on as Roy Hodgson rolls the dice.

Now, what have Palace got?

No goals at home so far in the league this season, but you know Wilfried Zaha is always capable of making the difference.

Wolves need only carry on as they were. It's another solid showing from the promoted side.

Jordan Ayew shows his strength again, winning back possession before cutting back for the waiting Wilfried Zaha.

It doesn't reach him though, and Wolves continue to do an efficient job at keeping the Ivory Coast international quiet.

Corner for Wolves, and it's a dangerous one but Mamadou Sakho - the villain of Monday night - does well.

The ball only goes as far as Ruben Neves, however, and - as you'd expect - the 21-year-old has a go from range. No wonder-goal to report on this occasion.

James McArthur is heading for a red card here, you suspect Roy Hodgson will bring him off soon.

The Scot is penalised for another nibble within the opening minute of the second half.

Wolves tend to score their goals in the second half, while Zaha alone has had a hand in 10 goals in his last 12 Premier league appearances.

Get comfy, there's a lot to come in the next 45 minutes. Possibly.

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Not bad for a 0-0 really, but both sides are lacking any cutting edge so far.

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