Good delivery from Luka Milivojevic and it's nodded behind for a corner.

The Bluebirds deal with it at the second attempt and then Aron Gunnarsson goes charging down field.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

"Martin Kelly, he wants Brighton down," chant the Palace fans, who may or may not be reading this live text from the away end.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

If Cardiff get the second goal you will see a switch in momentum and body language and definitely a switch in mentality.

But when that goal went in there didn't seem to be a true belief they can go on and win the game and get themselves out of the position they are in.

And breathe...

What a mad few minutes. But after all that, Cardiff still need another goal.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

I was just about to say how flat the atmosphere had become after Wilfried Zaha's goal and then Martin Kelly gives Cardiff hope.

Some Palace fans had joked before this match that they'd like to see their team lose in order to damage their rivals Brighton's chances of staying up...

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The reaction from Cardiff there seemed to be muted celebrations. But it is 1-1. The fans are engaged now the players have to be engaged.

Great feet from Jordan Ayew, now can he pick a pass?

Crystal Palace work into the left channel for Wilfried Zaha who twists left and right and then left again, before firing wide of the near post.

That was a chance for the visitors.

Oh dear.

Aron Gunnarsson gives it away to Michy Batshuayi with a sloppy pass - just didn't look.

Batshuayi looks for a route into the area but is crowded out by a flurry of retreating blue shirts.

Let off for Gunnarsson.

David: Cardiff do realise they need to win this game, don't they? The players don't seem that energized.

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All a bit scrappy as Cardiff attempt to keep the visitors at bay. Crystal Palace got it to Andros Townsend in a dangerous position, but never really had it under control.

It's tense.

Jim Robb: Just been doing a shopping list and read that Victor Camarasa had an iceberg pinned to his thigh.

Thinking the Cardiff physio was applying a lettuce to the injured area, Jim?

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Crystal Palace have realised they can get hold of the ball and dominate possession. They have moved it around nicely these last five minutes. Cardiff are going to have their work cut out.

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Good spell of pressure from Crystal Palace, having dealt with that early Cardiff intensity.

No real chance for either side though since Josh Murphy hit the post in the opening minute.

Wilfried Zaha is getting booed by the home fans - maybe because of that brief loan spell at Cardiff when he was at Manchester United...

He can't wriggle free in the box and proceeds to give away a free-kick.

Direct from the Bluebirds, launching it into the area and hoping it breaks to a team-mate.

It eventually falls for Danny Ward and he can get a strike off, but his effort is deflected behind.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

Victor Camarasa has been one of Cardiff's best players this season, so his injury is a blow for the hosts.

And with the Real Betis midfielder's loan finishing at the end of this campaign, that might have been his final appearance for the Bluebirds.

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Víctor Camarasa can't continue. He makes way for Leandro Bacuna.

A blow for the hosts.

Andros Townsend is not afraid of a shot, but that one will not trouble Neil Etheridge.

A daisy cutter from distance.

And Víctor Camarasa is down again... think that could be his afternoon over.

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