Now he has to consider, with his best football years ahead of him, what he can do to get even better. But, with his qualities, he can step up and become even better.”Palace are grateful to count him among their ranks. This was a frenzy of a derby, gloriously chaotic from the outset, but it was Zaha’s class which ultimately held sway. Leonardo Ulloa flicked on and Murray, from point-blank range, could only poke an awkward volley backwards rather than into the net. The din at the final whistle reflected Palace’s relief, with Zaha leading the celebrations in front of the Holmesdale stand.

Source: The Guardian April 14, 2018 16:15 UTC