Good evening and welcome to LIVE text commentary of the Premier League clash between Crystal Palace and Sunderland at Selhurst Park. Kick off 8pm GMT.

100 per cent accuracy so far!

SUNDERLAND sub: van Aanholt off, Brown on.

Oxygen is given to the Dutchman as he is carried off on a stretcher. A sad sight.

Wes Brown looks like he will be coming on to replace van Aanholt.

This stat is all about relief for Sunderland fans!

Zaha looks to get Palace right back in it and goes down on the far right.No foul given, but van Aanholt is still down after making the challenge and it looks serious. Play delayed as he gets treatment.

GOAL! The Black Cats snatch the lead as Patrick van Aanholt picks out Fletcher with a cross from the left and he does the rest with a downward header that bounces into the far corner.

Harsh... but probably about right!

Also worth pointing out that Sunderland have yet to win a Premier League away game this season (D2, L2). They won their final two away matches in 2013-14, beating Chelsea and then Manchester United.

The Black Cats have had a mixed bag of results in the Capital of late. They have won two of their last five league trips to London (L3), including a 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge in April.

Bolasie shimmies past his man but drags a tame effort four or five yards wide of the near post. That's Palace's second attempt of the game.

Twitter mocking Bolasie's attempt from a few moments earlier.

Palace can't make anything of the throw on the left and the visitors win a goal kick. It's really dropped off in quality this match.

A woeful corner from Bolasie is hacked away for a throw-in.

Corner to Palace. At the last one Jedinak almost got the opener... STAT: Jedinak didn’t score or assist a single goal in any of his first 34 Premier League appearances, but he has scored four and assisted two in his last 13.

Bolasie cuts in from the left but flashes his shot high, wide and not so handsome!

They love their football under the lights at Selhurst. Wonder how many more points
Palace would get at night if they played most games under the floodlights? Remember Tranmere doing it in the 1990s?

Not much to shout about in the last few moments but we almost had an explosive start inside 40 seconds when Campbell went down. It could easily have been a penalty and possibly a red card for Vergini.

The right-wing corner is floated towards the run of Jedinak who sees his attempted volley well blocked.

Zaha wins a corner with some good work down the right.