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Wilfried Zaha ensured his Crystal Palace farewell party will be at Wembley after his two goals sank arch-rivals Brighton
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Wilfried Zaha ensured his Crystal Palace farewell party will be at Wembley after his two goals sank arch-rivals Brighton
Crystal Palace's promotion bid took another turn for the worse after a stalemate against Brighton
After the almost unbelievable drama of the last day of the Championship season, the four-club line-up for the play-offs is finally complete
Manchester United are poised to sign Crystal Palace's highly rated forward Wilfried Zaha in a deal worth up to £15million
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Manchester United are now the clear favourites to sign the highly-rated Wilfried Zaha after Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger denied interest
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists he was never interested in signing Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson hopes to complete a deal for Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha, with the England international immediately returning to Selhurst Park for the remainder of the season, according to The Guardian.
Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway has confirmed his interest in DJ Campbell, but he faces competition for the QPR striker.
Campbell recently returned to Loftus Road after a successful loan spell with Ipswich, who are keen to sign him permanently, while Cardiff and Bolton have also been linked.
Holloway said: "Have I rung Harry Redknapp? Yeah. Does that mean I'm going to get him? No. Am I fighting for him? Yeah. Will I get him? I don't know."But it's him and AN Other. There are lots of other players I could get.
"I never promise the fans anything I can't produce. I remember the Quincy Jones song The Dude, 'don't let your mouth write a cheque that your body can't cash'. That's what I don't like doing.
"I'm trying my best, the board are trying their best to add to the group and we know time is ticking."
Manchester United, Arsenal and Wigan were winners, while Bolton upset Sunderland and Leeds progressed at Birmingham City
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Norwich midfielder Jacob Butterfield has joined Championship side Crystal Palace on an emergency loan deal until February 19
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Jon Walters bounced back from his Chelsea nightmare in style by netting a brace to help Stoke to an extra-time win over Palace
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Mile Jedinak admits Crystal Palace look up to FA Cup opponents Stoke in more ways than one
Read the full storyCrystal Palace have signed Alex Nimely from Manchester City on loan until the end of the season.
The 21-year-old striker is Ian Holloway's first signing as Eagles boss and goes straight into the squad for Saturday's trip to Burnley.
Nimely has appeared in one Barclays Premier League game for City, against Burnley in 2010, and has had spells on loan with Middlesbrough and Coventry.
He told the Palace website: "I think the manager has been watching me for a long time, so when he gave me the call to come here I was very happy to.
"The lads are all good and they've welcomed me well. I trained last week before the game against Stoke and I watched that game and was shocked by the way they play football by keeping the ball on the floor."