All over!

The hosts cruise through the closing stages, and the full-time whistle is greeted with much deserved applause by the home support.

A really good performance from Roy Hodgson's side, while Norwich were unable to capitalise during their good spell at the end of the first half.

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A minimum of five minutes added on!

The atmosphere just got a little more tense at Selhurst Park...

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With last week's 95th-minute sucker-punch fresh in the memory, the hosts are managing these final few minutes really well.

Although not entertaining in any respect, Wilfried Zaha battles away to keep the ball in the corner.

Norwich are doing their best to force an equaliser, ending the second half in a similar manner to the way the ended the first.

Palace look cool and confident at the back though, despite Teemu Pukki's best attempts to disrupt Gary Cahill and Martin Kelly's steely focus.

And a final change of the afternoon for Norwich now, as Patrick Roberts replaces Todd Cantwell.

James McArthur off, James McCarthy on.

Roy Hodgson clearly thinking of commentators everywhere with that one.

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Norwich earn their first corner of the afternoon, but it comes to nothing.

It's just not happened for the visitors in the second half.

Nobody in the Norwich defence knows quite how to handle Luka Milivojevic's corner, which swings in towards the back post.

It's put out for another corner, which poses the Canaries significantly fewer problems.

The question is, will Palace be made to pay for not making the most of this dominance?

The hosts make a change now, as Andros Townsend comes on for Cheikhou Kouyate.

Roy Hodgson will be very, very keen to get that second goal after what happened against Wolves last week.

Can Townsend be the man to make sure of the points?

It's a corner to Palace...

Ah, Wilfried Zaha would expect to do much better from there!

Jordan Ayew chests the ball into the path of Zaha, but he blasts his shot high and wide.

Josip Drmic comes on for Marco Stiepermann as Norwich attempt to claw their way into this second half. They've not had a sniff so far.

Jamal Lewis is receiving treatment after falling awkwardly on his arm and Norwich will continue momentarily with just 10-men.

Surely not another injury for Daniel Farke to contend with?

Lewis is back on, but he's holding his arm and looks in some discomfort.

A first booking of this contest, as Jordan Ayew produces a real strikers tackle, sliding in late as Norwich threatened to break.

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Palace are continuing to enjoy plenty of possession at the start of the second half, with Norwich so far unable to rediscover the energy they ended the first period with.

Wilfried Zaha finds Patrick van Aanholt in space on the edge of the area and the marauding left-back unleashes a curling shot which travels just over the bar.

James McArthur tries his luck with a well-taken strike as the ball bounces up in front of him.

It's hit hard, but it's always rising and ultimately leaves substitute goalkeeper Michael McGovern untroubled as it flies over the crossbar.

Crystal Palace, as they did in the first half, begin positively.

That is, until goalkeeper Vicente Guiata blasts a simple pass-back out for a throw-in to allow Norwich to make up some territory.

Good to get that one out of the way early...

We're back!

Let's hope for a similar pace to the first half, if that's possible.

No changes to report.

The whistle goes, and that's that for a really entertaining first half.

The hosts started brightly and got the goal their early dominance deserved, but for the final 10-15 minutes it was all Norwich.

More of the same in the second half, please!

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Is that a handball?!

Teemu Pukki meets the corner and his shot strikes Jeffrey Schlupp as the defender jumps to block it.

Norwich are adamant he used his arm to do so, but a quick VAR check says it's not a spot-kick.

Three minutes added on at the end of this first half.

And Norwich have a corner...