Good evening and welcome to LIVE coverage of Crystal Palace's clash with Burnley. Both sides look like they're going to stay up, but could do with a win here to make sure of that fact. Team news up next...

Takes takes the free-kick, sending an in-swinger to the back post where it's put behind from a corner. Burnley then clear the corner.

Zaha takes on three Burnley defenders down the right and wins his side a free-kick in a great position.

After some head tennis from a Burnley corner Barnes has the ball in the net again but it's disallowed for handball. Barnes was pretending to be in a canoe in celebration before he realised!

Puncheon's clipped through ball puts Zaha through on goal but he's incorrectly flagged offside before being tripped by Heaton.

The visitors pump a long free-kick into the box and after a few ricochets it falls for Boyd who shoots over.

Unfortunately it looks like Tarkowski was hit by a lighter thrown from the crowd as he celebrated that goal, although he is fine to continue and after a stoppage the game is back underway.

GOAL! Burnley lead! Milivojevic is caught in possession and Burnley move the ball to Ward whose low cross is stabbed in by Barnes at the second attempt.

Some crisp Palace passing sets up Benteke on the edge of the box and his curling effort produces a good save from Heaton.

Townsend pulls an early corner back to Zaha 30 yard from goal and he chips a cross onto the head of Milivojevic, who can't keep his effort down.

We're off.

In case you're unaware, the first relegation of the Premier League season was confirmed earlier.

'Glad All Over' pumps out of the PA system as the two teams enter the pitch bathed in sunshine.

While they may not have won on any of their last ten trips here, the Clarets can take heart from the knowledge they drew six of those matches. They would take that today as they've only picked up four away points all season.

The hosts are without an influential player of their own in Sakho. With him they concede 0.88 goals per game, without him that figure is 1.59. He is said to be unlikely to feature again this season.

Burnley are of course without Joey Barton today as he was this week banned from all football activity for 18 months - a sanction Sean Dyche feels was over the top.

Burnley haven’t won at Selhurst Park since 2001.

Let’s hope this match is half as exciting as the reverse fixture, which was decided in the 94th minute.

Three changes for Burnley meanwhile as Ashley Westwood, Scott Arfield and James Tarkowski all come into the side.

Crystal Palace make two changes with the injured Mamadou Sakho replaced by Damien Delaney and Patrick van Aanholt in for Jeffrey Schlupp, who's on the bench.