FIVE KEY MOMENTS

Wilfried Zaha went down in the penalty area, no spot kick given and West Ham went up the other end and scored through Javier Hernandez Goals change matches and Luka Milivojevic’s penalty

The final whistle for Slaven Bilic. The sad shake of the head as he walked down the touchline said it all

Hart 8, Fonte 5 (Rice 6, 75), Kouyate 6, Ogbonna 6; Zabaleta 7 (Antonio 6, 61), Fernandes 6, Noble 6, Ayew 6, Cresswell 7 (Masuaku 46, 6), Hernandez 6; Lanzini 6 Subs not used: Adrian, Arnautovic, Carroll, Obiang REFEREE: Bobby Madley 5

Wilfried Zaha’s late equaliser (96:06) was the second latest goal scored in the Premier League this season, after Raheem Sterling’s winner at Bournemouth for Manchester City in August (96:34).

All 41 of Javier Hernandez’s Premier League goals have been scored from inside the box — only Tim Cahill (56/56) for Everton has a higher 100 per cent record.

Crystal Palace are one of just four teams in the big five European leagues yet to keep a clean sheet this season (also Benevento, Malaga and Dijon).

Andre Ayew has scored three goals in his last two games in all competitions for West Ham – more than he had managed in his previous 10 this season (2).

Since the 2014-15 season, no player has scored more Premier League goals for Crystal Palace than Zaha (15, level with Christian Benteke).

West Ham scored with both of their shots on target in this match.

CRYSTAL MAUL Andros Townsend mobs Palace hero Wilfried Zaha after the latter’s last-gasp equaliser (right) and Yohan Cabaye is confronted by Mark Noble (below) 1) 2) With the score 1-0 Joe Hart made a brilliant double save to deny James Tomkins then...