Matt Phillips does well on the right to knock it past the full-back before whipping a cross in.

It's comfortable for Vicente Guaita though.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

This could be a real key game in the relegation battle. Palace look safe - but West Brom need to win.

Wilfried Zaha chose not to take a knee before the whistle went. He said in February that he would no longer particpate. We've had an explanation from him - we'll bring you that in a minute...

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Off we go!

Here come the teams. Palace can move above Wolves and Leeds with a win - and just one point behind 10th-placed Arsenal.

West Brom can close the gap on Fulham to five points.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC's Final Score

What do Palace fans expect from Palace?

Are they a bottom-half club? I think Palace have had a brilliant squad of players and not achieved what I think they should have achieved.

They have steadied the ship though by keeping Zaha.

They are an aging group. You have to bring that [average] age down.

Rachel: Crystal Palace have to win this game surely, specially with Zaha back. Don't think Big Sam is performing miracles this season unfortunately.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Crystal Palace got a bit of a hammering at the hands of Tottenham last weekend but they are still perfectly safe from relegation.

West Brom are obviously in much deeper trouble. They have picked up a few points in recent weeks by keeping things tight, and I am sure that will be their plan here too - but Wilfried Zaha is back for Palace and he could make the difference.

Lawro's prediction: 2-0

Read Lawro's full predictions here.

Leeds United

Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa speaking to BT Sport: "We value a lot the point, if there had to be a winner it wouldn't have been us. In the first half they established a difference in comparison to us.

"In the second half we were slightly better. The superiority they showed in the first half was greater than the superiority we showed in the second half. If we don't play at the rhythm we play at, the differences between us would be a lot bigger."

On Patrick Bamford's injury: "I didn't manage to ask yet."

On Rodrigo's substitution: "He has been without playing for a long time and it is natural that it cost him a little bit in adapting to the rhythm. I value a lot the effort he put in when he was on the field because it is an effort that is above what he is actually capable of at this moment in time."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel, speaking to BT Sport: "It is super hard to play the pitch. Very slippery and bouncy. We had a couple of chances to go 1-0 ahead but they trouble you and pressure you. You ned to make a goal for belief. Sometimes it is like this. I don't want to be too harsh.

"As long as we have chances and touches in the box and don't concede too many chances the results will be there. We need to accept this."

On Kai Havertz: "He is pretty much a number nine because he likes to be high and not necessarily drop to 10 and turn. He loves to be high and arrive in the box. He loves to be there and have the last touch. This is for me why he played number nine today."

On the clean sheet: "It gives us confidence not to concede. We are disappointed in the dressing room and this is a good sign."

With 10 games to go, West Brom are 19th, eight points from safety, while Palace are eight points above the relegation zone, in 13th place

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Andy Reid
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The work Roy Hodgson does is absolutely phenomenal - look how defensively secure his teams are - but for me, I prefer teams to really go and press the other team up the pitch. You look at Leeds - how good are they to watch, the way they go after the ball? That's what the fans want to see.

Dave: 0-0 probably a sign of weariness with so many games so close together this season.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We had enough chances to score. It was an OK game, sometimes it is hard to score. It is not that you get what you wish for and we have to keep on working hard and be more precise in the opponents' box.

"It was not so nice to play and the pitch is not in good condition - this is a factor. Our timing in the last 20 minutes - we need to be more clinical. We invest a lot against the ball so also we were tired when we arrived in good positions."

On Kai Havertz: "He is comfortable in high positions and he arrives in the box naturally. Normally he has good finishing and normally the chances he had are enough to score. But unfortunately not today.

"In general I am happy. On a pitch like this against a team like Leeds who put a lot of pressure on you, we created good attacks and generally I am happy with the performance but we want to win. The boys are disappointed which is a good sign."

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on Final Score

I think Chelsea fans will be frustrated. This is a game they should've been picking up three points in.

They have the attackers to win. But defensively there's more positives.

The priority is to be in the Champions League. They have to get in there to attract players and keep their best players.

How good is it to have this guy back?

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Chelsea

Chelsea defender Ben Chilwell speaking to BT Sport: "Coming into the game people would have predicted goals. The way Leeds play is free flowing, they're athletic and switch positions on the pitch a lot. It was a tough game, it was disappointing we didn't get the win.

"There were chances, I had a few and one I should score. Defensively we're solid but going forward we want to score more goals to get these sort of wins. When it comes down to it we know we can rely on Edouard [Mendy] to provide those crucial saves for us."

On rotation in the team: "It is [challenging]. It's a good thing when you have so many good players in each position. It means everyone's fighting for a spot and we push each other. It's a good thing."

Ant: And people said that Newcastle v Villa was boring! At least we've now got Emma '7 goals' Sanders on #bbcfootball. Lets hope there's some entertainment from this one

Andy Reid
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

In Fulham's case they've been getting better and better as they've gone along. You can see the improvement, you can see why they're getting results against bigger teams. West Brom have never really threatened to do that. They've been pretty poor all season and tried to scrape through.