Crystal Palace v Chelsea, 2017/18

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14 Oct - 16 Oct

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Sat 14 Oct 2017

Kick Off:

Selhurst Park, London

Att: 25,480

Ref: Andre Marriner

11'

45'

45' Mamadou Sakho (Assist)

2 - 1

Half Time: 2-1

18'

Tiémoué

Bakayoko

Cesc Fàbregas (Assist) 18'

CRY

CHE

KOMins

11' Own Goal Own Goal
CRY 1 - 0 CHE

28. César Azpilicueta

18' Goal Goal
CRY 1 - 1 CHE

14. Tiémoué Bakayoko
Ast. Cesc Fàbregas

39' Substitution Substitution
CRY 1 - 1 CHE

15. Victor Moses Substitution Off

21. Davide Zappacosta Substitution On

45' Goal Goal
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

11. Wilfried Zaha
Ast. Mamadou Sakho

57' Substitution Substitution
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

23. Michy Batshuayi Substitution Off

11. Pedro Substitution On

65' Substitution Substitution
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

22. Willian Substitution Off

17. Charly Musonda Substitution On

71' Yellow Card Yellow Card
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

4. Luka Milivojevic

75' Substitution Substitution
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

15. Jeffrey Schlupp Substitution Off

42. Jason Puncheon Substitution On

83' Yellow Card Yellow Card
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

6. Scott Dann

85' Substitution Substitution
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

18. James McArthur Substitution Off

24. Timothy Fosu-Mensah Substitution On

86' Substitution Substitution
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

7. Yohan Cabaye Substitution Off

44. Jairo Riedewald Substitution On

87' Yellow Card Yellow Card
CRY 2 - 1 CHE

14. Tiémoué Bakayoko

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Match summary

Crystal Palace ended a run of seven successive Premier League defeats by stunning Chelsea with a 2-1 win at Selhurst Park.

Palace led on 11 minutes when Andros Townsend's cross was collected by Yohan Cabaye and his effort deflected in off Cesar Azpilicueta for their first goal of the campaign.

The champions were level seven minutes later when Tiemoue Bakayoko headed in a corner from Cesc Fabregas.

Wilfried Zaha fired Palace into the lead on the stroke of half-time with a low finish beyond Thibaut Courtois after Willian was dispossessed by Mamadou Sakho.

Chelsea almost made it 2-2 on 50 minutes, but Fabregas's 25-yard strike clipped the top of the crossbar.

Despite victory Palace remain bottom on three points, while Chelsea, who have suffered back-to-back defeats, are fourth with 13 points.

See: Crystal Palace report | Chelsea report