Burnley are in danger of getting blown away here.

Patrick van Aanholt is the latest man to get in behind - his shot goes harmlessly into Joe Hart's side-netting.

James McArthur's cross-turned-goal was only Palace's third home league goal this season - and their first from open play.

Backs against the wall stuff for Burnley.

The Eagles are raining balls into the visitor's box - but they're just about to clear them this time.

Palace are on the attack again. This time Kevin Long is able to clear away the danger.

James McArhur cuts out Ben Mee's pass and launches another Palace attack but Mee's defensive partner, Kevin Long, is there to bail him out with a good, clearing header.

Luka Milivojevic and Patrick van Aanholt both try their luck from distance.

First, Milivojevic's free-kick thuds into the wall, then, van Aanholt's effort is easily gobbled up by Joe Hart.

Confident defending from Aaron Wan-Bissaka sees him dispossess Johann Berg Gudmundsson twice in quick succession.

The youngster has made a fantastic start to the season.

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Big save from Joe Hart! The former England keeper dives acrobatically to his left to keep out Max Meyer's curling effort.

Wilfried Zaha drives into the middle of the park and lets fly - but his team-mate James McArthur gets in the way and it's deflected out for a goal-kick.

The Eagles are yet to win a home game this season but the home crowd are unperturbed - there's a real atmosphere building at Selhurst Park.

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Burnley have settled a little more since that Kouyate chance - they seem happy to consolidate possession for the moment though.

Wilfried Zaha ghosts past Matthew Lowton and drills in a low ball across goal for Cheikhou Kouyate - but the full-back can't quite meet it.

The hosts are pressing nicely - they've just failed to find the right final ball so far.

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Lively start here - Crystal Palace have held much of the possession so far - they're knocking it around confidently.

We are under way at Selhurst Park!

The home crowd are in good voice as the players make their way out onto the pitch.

It's a dreary day in south London - let's hope the football can liven it up a bit!

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Both of these teams are just above the relegation zone, and both of them are struggling for goals - Burnley have scored 13 from 13 games so far, while Palace are the division's joint-lowest scorers with eight.

The Clarets seem to have lost some steel at the other end too. Only Fulham have conceded more goals in the top flight this season, and teams seem to be able to cut through Sean Dyche's side and create chances against them.

Palace's 0-0 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford last week was a really good result but their efforts there will seem a bit wasted if they follow that up by dropping points here - this is a game they have to win.

Lawro's prediction:1-0

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The players are in the tunnel - kick-off is just minutes away...

Grahame Burt: It's got be Palace 3-0. Let's face it we're long overdue a goal from open play at home.

Tommy: Zaha will score a brace. Palace 3-1.