Scott Dann, who has soldiered on this afternoon, could finally be forced off here as he lands on his ankle awkwardly after an aerial challenge with Chris Wood.

He's still on the field, but Chris Hodgson is watching on intently.rt

Burnley have flown out of the blocks and Erik Pieters fires the ball into the side-netting from just inside the area.

Positive signs.

The hosts get us back underway...

The players are back out and we're all set for the second-half.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Final Score

It is a goalkeeping error, Pope should not have been beaten on the near post

Zaha did not get into the defensive shape, Palace won the ball back and immediately he’s in space and he can run at Burnley’s defence.

He should never score from that angle but that is Zaha. You can clearly see he’s at it today and that’s the confidence the goal from last week has given him.

Ideozu-Frank: Wilf Zaha for Player of the Year award! That's what Arsenal missed after they haggled at his very affordable price tag!

The referee brings the first-half to an end. All to play for in the second-half then.

Three minutes will be added on at the end of the first half for stoppages.

Dwight McNeil and Cheikhou Kouyate set off in a race down the touchline and the pair match each other stride for stride.

The Palace midfielder touches the ball off the Burnley winger and that will be a goal-kick for the visitors.

Jordan Ayew puts the ball in the net but it's quickly ruled out for offside.

Patrick van Aanholt is played in behind the Burnley defence before firing the ball across the face of goal but Cheikhou Kouyate makes a hash of his effort from six yards out, and the ball bobbles up back to the full-back.

He then plays it back towards goal and Ayew taps in but van Aanholt was offside when the ball came back to him.

Let off for for the hosts.

Erik Pieters is straight into the action as he concedes a foul after a tussle with Chiekhou Kouyate near the dugout.

Roy Hodgson's appeals are heard by the referee and Palace have the ball.

Charlie Taylor does now make way for Erik Pieters.

Charlie Taylor, who has just signed a new contract at Turf Moor, falls to the ground after Burnley clear the ball.

The substitution is being prepared and that could well be Taylor's last involvement.

Time for the first var check of the day as the ball makes contact with Charlie Taylor in the box, but no Palace players even appealed for it, and the check is over.

Corner to Palace.

Palace venture down the other end and the move looks promising but Andros Townsend's pass to Wilfried Zaha wrong foots the winger, who falls over as the ball trickles out for a goal-kick.

That may have been the loudest cheer of the game so far.

That's better by Burnley.

They play a couple of neat passes before Robbie Brady feeds the ball into Ashley Barnes, but the forward's touch is poor and the ball evades him inside the area.

Chance.

The ball ricochet's off James Tomkins and loops into the air for Nick Pope to pluck the ball out of the air.

Disappointing.

Palace enjoy some sustained possession for the first time in the game but they are unable to penetrate the Burnley defence.

The ball comes off Jordan Ayew's shin but Ben Mee diverts the ball behind for a corner.

Wilfried Zaha sets off on a gallop down the touchline but he is tackled by Phil Bardsley.

That's better by the visitors but they are still to test Nick Pope in the Burnley goal.