Jack Grealish's free-kick is a poor one on the right - failing to beat the first man. Villa retain possession but John McGinn won't reach a long ball over on the left.

Villa win the ball back in the middle. Jack Grealish takes over and slips it left to Conor Hourihane.

He has space to shoot but Joel Ward does well to come across and get the block in. That was a nice move from Villa!

Trezeguet drills an early cross in from the right. Vicente Guaita comes out to gather it in.

Off we go!

Wilfried Zaha takes a knee with his team-mates and opponents following the racist abuse he suffered this morning.

Can he get back on the scoresheet today?

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Here's the situation. Aston Villa are seven points from safety. They need to win basically.

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Kortney Hause has picked up an injury in the warm-up. Ahmed El Mohamady has come in for Aston Villa.

Aston Villa have shown their support too.

"We deplore the disgusting racist messages sent to Wilfriez Zaha," they said on Twitter. "We condemn all forms of racial discrimination and stand with Crystal Palace. We are working with the police in investigating this extremely serious matter and when the culprit is identified AVFC will issue a lifetime ban."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson speaking to Sky Sports:

“It [racism] has been highlighted at the moment anyway with the Black Lives Matter movement and everyone seems to be making such an effort to eradicate this behaviour.

“It’s very sad that on the day of a game a player should wake up to this cowardly and despicable abuse.

“The club and the Premier League are doing everything they can to identify this despicable individual. There is literally no excuse. It is totally inexcusable.”

Sadly, Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha posted images on Twitter of racist messages he had received ahead of today's game.

Here's what manager Roy Hodgson has said in response to this...

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith speaking to Sky Sports: "Conor Hourihane has a great set-piece delivery and he's a goalscorer too. The quality in the final third hasn't been there. We have more of a goal threat with him and the front three.

"A lot has been made of it [the penalty decision in the defeat to Man Utd]. We can't change it. It was their first shot on goal and then in the second half they were much better than us.

"Up until that moment we felt we were the main aggressors. We have to take a lot from the first half an hour. We have just played against Liverpool and Manchester United and felt we competed well against them."

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Palace are on a horrible run of four straight defeats, but I don't think they are playing that badly.

Aston Villa badly need a win, but I don't think they will get it. They also look as if they could do with a bit of a break, but they are not going to get that either.

Prediction: 1-1

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Simon: If we had a miss of the season that Traore chance would be my pick!

Bob: I especially admire how Wolves attracted a Champions League manager and several players to a club that finished 18th in the Championship, all for peanuts. Bilston Market must be exceptional.

Rachel: My nearly-5-year-old daughter has just said she’d rather watch the Wolves match than Frozen 2 and I’ve never been more proud!

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I said in commentary, 'what a pass', Ruben Neves just pinged it for the third goal. Diogo Jota had a lot of hard work to do. But credit to Neves, I think he was the catalyst for Wolves all afternoon.

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This is a must-win for Aston Villa and boss Dean Smith makes one change from the side that started the 3-0 home defeat to Manchester United on Thursday.

Republic of Ireland midfielder Conor Hourihane comes in for Anwar El Ghazi, who drops to the bench as Villa seek a first league win since 21 January.

Aston Villa XI: Reina, Konsa, Hause, Mings, Taylor, McGinn, Douglas Luiz, Hourihane, Trezeguet, Samatta, Grealish.

Substitutes: Lansbury, Nakamba, Targett, El Ghazi, Jota, Guilbert, Nyland, Elmohamady, Davis.

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Crystal Palace also make one change, Mamadou Sakho comes into defence in place of Gary Cahill, who suffered a hamstring injury in a 3-2 defeat against Chelsea last Tuesday.

Striker Christian Benteke starts against the club he spent three years at between 2012-15.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Dann, Sakho, van Aanholt, Zaha, Kouyate, Milivojevic, McArthur, Ayew, Benteke.

Substitutes: Meyer, Townsend, Hennessey, McCarthy, Kelly, Woods, Mitchell, Pierrick, Riedewald.

Up next is Aston Villa v Crystal Palace, which kicks off in 15 minutes.

Stick around for reaction from Molineux but here's a reminder of the team news at Villa Park for a big relegation-threatening game.

Five points off Chelsea, four points off Leicester and three off Manchester United. Wolves are smashing it.

They will need a few results to swing their way but Champions League football is still within their grasp.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves looked like the team that came here and wanted to win this football match.

Everton did not deserve to take anything from this.

It was a brilliant performance from Wolves and once they scored the first goal they were dominant.

Wolves are flying. They're up to sixth place, three points behind Manchester United.

One to forget for Everton.

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