Spurs v Crystal Palace LIVE – team news, updates and post-match reaction

That’s the game done and Crystal Palace complete the league double against Tottenham!

Eddie Nketiah, with the goal at his mercy needs to be putting that shot away. It’s a poor effort from the Palace striker and Kinsky saves easily.

There will be another three minutes.

This has been a bad season for Spurs.

Dominated by Crystal Palace, and heading for a 20th defeat.

Justin Devenny is coming on in place of Will Hughes.

It’s all looking rosey for Crystal Palace.

They are playing Spurs off the park.

Ismaila Sarr comes off Romain Esse.

That was close once again for Palace.

Ben Chilwell’s cross smashes onto the head of Sarr and flies over the bar.

Jean-Philippe Mateta, Jefferson Lerma and Tyrick Mitchell are replaced by Eddie Nketiah, Ben Chilwell and Daichi Kamada.

Pedro Porro is replaced by Son Heung-min.

So close for Spurs.

Munoz flicks the ball off Mikey Moore after Wilson Odobert’s superb cross, before Pape Sarr’s header flew wide of the post.

Another Antonin Kinsky save!

He denies Jean-Philippe Mateta, before denying his own team Kevin Danso’s header from the subsequent corner.

And just like that, Palace have their second!

A wonderful counterattack started by Eberechi Eze, who plays Ismaila Sarr through on goal, but Sarr cuts the ball back to Eze who calmly finishes past Kinsky.

And just like that Bissouma has been booked for dissent.

Rodrigo Bentancur is off for Yves Bissouma.

We’re back underway!

And that’s the first half done.

Palace have the lead through Eze, but the visitors should be miles in front.

More needed from Spurs…

Finally Palace have the lead!

Munoz breaks the Spurs highline and makes his way into the box before squaring it to Eze for an easy tap in.

Maxence Lacroix thinks he’s given Crystal Palace the lead finally, but the goal is disallowed after the Frenchman’s header was deflected in off Marc Guehi’s arm.

So close for Eze.

Pape Sarr loses the ball and it falls to Eze who drives towards the Spurs goal but his shot is deflected off for a corner.

Rodrigo Bentancur is shown the first yellow card of the game after taking out Sarr.

Another corner for Crystal Palace, after Kevin Danso’s good defensive cover on Mateta.

The ball is cleared but is sent back into the box to Djed Spence, whose poor clearance is met by Mateta again, and Davies is on hand to block.

It’s so sloppy from Tottenham.

They give the ball away to Palace again, but Sarr’s effort at goal is blocked by Ben Davies.

Crystal Palace should really be ahead, but they’ve squandered the chance.

Munoz is clean through on goal, but instead of shooting, he tries to play the ball across to Mateta, and it rolls off for a goal kick.

That should’ve been 1-0 Crystal Palace, but Kinsky denies them!

A corner comes in and the ball eventually falls for Jean-Philippe Mateta, but Kinsky gets down to deny the Frenchman from point blank.