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That's it, it's all over, the referee has blown the final whistle.
Jon Macken is replaced by Wayne Andrews.
Goal!! Crystal Palace have scored with Andy Johnson putting it in the back of the net.
Curtis Woodhouse is being taken off, Kevin Ellison has come on in his place.
Stuart Elliott is being taken off, Kevin Ellison has come on in his place.
Clinton Morrison is being taken off, Danny Butterfield has come on in his place.
The referee has booked Ben Watson.
The referee has booked Jon Macken.
Tom Soares is replaced by Aki Riihilahti.
Nicky Barmby is being taken off, Stuart Green has come on in his place.
Ryan France is replaced by Jason Price.
The second half is under way with the score currently at 2 v 0.
The ref has blown his whistle for half time.
Andy Johnson goes into the referees book for dissent.
Goal!! Clinton Morrison scores for Crystal Palace.
The ref has blown his whistle and the match has started.
Crystal Palace moved further up the table as goals from Clinton Morrison and Andy Johnson gave the Eagles their third successive win at Selhurst Park. Morrison, making his first start since a £2million move from Birmingham, prodded home Palace's first on 27 minutes and Johnson eased the nerves at the end with his fifth goal of the season. Hull are managed by former Palace favourite Peter Taylor, who is also the England under-21 boss, and he was given a standing ovation by the Palace fans on his return. The Tigers stretched Palace for the opening 20 minutes and could have gone ahead when skipper Nicky Barmby fired a tremendous 18-yard shot which rattled the crossbar. Instead, in Palace's next attack, Tom Soares opened up the visitor's defence with a tremendous run. The England under-21 international just managed to keep the ball in play before crossing low into the goalmouth where Morrison converted for one of the easiest goals of his career. Hull kept plugging away and Palace had to defend strongly to ensure that Gabor Kiraly was not given too much to worry about. The Tigers had a few chances but their finishing was poor although Stuart Elliott should have done better with a golden chance from a close-range header. Iain Dowie's outfit played good possession football and presented Hull with little. Still the Tigers always looked capable of snatching one until Johnson settled the nerves with his fifth goal of the season one minute from the end. Wayne Andrews, a substitute for just a matter of seconds, flicked across a neat header to Johnson on the halfway line and the England international marched on unchallenged for another 30 yards before shooting low under the body of Boaz Myhill to wrap up a competant Palace performance.
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