Hello all and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Premier League clash between Crystal Palace and Aston Villa from Selhurst Park.

And there goes the full-time whistle at Selhurst Park... Villa hold on for the win which means they pick up a first victory since September. Heroic defending from Lambert's side to secure the three points.

Weimann picks up a yellow card for a handball.

Four minutes of additional time to be played... Enough for any late drama?

How did that stay out? Zaha sends a dangerous ball right across the face of goal that somehow evades his Palace team-mates standing in the middle.

Palace make another change as Puncheon comes on for Kelly. All-out attack for the Eagles. Villa, meanwhile, bring on Richardson for Cleverley.

Villa clear another Palace corner. The Eagles have had so many set-pieces tonight, but done very little with them.

Palace seem to be running out of ideas now as Campbell allows a stray ball to run loose again and into Guzan's arms.

Villa with the ball in Palace's half now, which is a rare sight, but one that allows the away side to run down the clock and frustrate the Eagles.

Villa are holding on for dear life at the moment with every clearance and interception... The clock is really starting to tick now. Can they hold on?

Zaha bursts down the right and tries to pick out Campbell in the middle, but Guzan does well to get to the ball first and smother.

The set-pieces just keep on coming for Palace, but every delivery is headed away by a Villa shirt. This is great defending from the away side.

Bolasie goes into the book for a foul on Hutton.

Ward fires a free-kick in from deep and finds Dann, but Hutton does well to get to the ball first and win the foul.

Palace win another corner, but once again Villa are able to deal with the danger. This is getting very tense for the away supporters.

Backs to the wall for Villa as Palace send in a corner, but the visitors head away the danger.

We're into the final 15 minutes at Selhurst Park... Can Villa hold on as Palace are continuing to pile on this pressure.

Bolasie cuts in from the left, before firing a strike at goal that deflects wide and out for a corner which comes to nothing.