Crystal Palace 0-3 Chelsea: Oscar, Willian, Costa Sinks Pardew's Men

Are the Blues back? After thrashing Palace this Chelsea looks like the Old Roman Boys.. Seems Guus Hiddink has been the missing link.

Chelsea have looked shadows of the side which eased to the Premier League title last season, but they may finally be back.

The Londoners have not lost in their last four Premier League matches now, after starting 2016 with a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace vs Chelsea Preview: Head To Head, Match Facts & Statistics

Crystal Palace is ranked 7th on the League table while Chelsea is ranked 16th! The blues have 20 points from 19 matches while their opponent has 31 points, 11 points above the blues.

Chelsea have won nine and lost just two of the 13 Barclays Premier League meetings with Crystal Palace.

The last five Premier League meetings between these London rivals have all been won by a single goal margin, with three wins for the Blues and two for the Eagles.

Crystal Palace 1-0 Southampton: Cabaye's Goal Gives Pardew Victory Over Former Team

So it is Crystal Palace, rather than Southampton, who go marching on. Even Southampton's historic hold over their hosts counted for little against Alan Pardew's increasingly buoyant side.

Palace had failed to defeat Southampton in 13 top-flight encounters, suffering straight losses in the last seven, but reputations and traditions matter little to Palace these days.

A first-half goal of sweet simplicity, created and executed by Palace's two stand-out performers, Yannick Bolasie and Yohan Cabaye, was enough to extend the South Londoners' impressive run to just one defeat in their last six outings.

Everton 1-1 Crystal Palace: Watch The Goals & Highlights

                               

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Tottenham 1-0 Crystal Palace: Son Stars For Spurs Again

Tottenham were made to work hard by London rivals Crystal Palace but Heung-Min Son's third goal in two games inspired them to victory.

Son Heung-min scored his first Premier League goal to earn Tottenham a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace at White Hart Lane.

The South Korea international followed on from his Europa League double against Qarabag in midweek with the winning strike on Sunday, handing Tottenham the bragging rights in a closely fought London derby.

Kelechi Iheanacho Is “important” - Manuel Pellegrini

Manchester City manager, Manuel Pellegrini has described his Nigerian charge, Kelechi Iheanacho as “important” after the forward netted the winner in the Citizen’s 1-0 success over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Saturday.

Pellegrini however believes the 18-year-old still needs to improve certain aspects of his game as he continues his professional football education.

"Kelechi is a very important striker and just 18 years of age. He has a lot to improve,” Pellegrini told ITV after the game.

Kelechi Iheanacho: I Am Happy To Score A Goal Like This

Nigerian teenager Kelechi Iheanacho pledged to create more headlines in the future after scoring his first Manchester City goal to secure a 1-0 win at Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Making only his second senior appearance, the 18-year-old forward scored moments after coming on in the 89th minute at Selhurst Park, prodding home the rebound after Alex McCarthy saved from Samir Nasri.

His goal preserved City's 100 percent start to the season and left Manuel Pellegrini's side five points clear at the top of the Premier League table.

Crystal Palace 0-1 Manchester City: Watch Kelechi Iheanacho's Goal & Celebration

Chelsea 1-2 Crystal Palace: Watch The Goals & Highlights

              
When the bridge collapsed during Mourinho's 100th home match at Stamford Bridge and his 200th match in the premier league. The "P" curse continued for Jose as Alan Parew defeated him.

Jose Mourinho Has Regret Over Not Changing A Particular Player During Crystal Palace Clash

Following a 2-1 Premier League defeat to Crystal Palace, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho criticised the performance of an unidentified player.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he regrets leaving one of his players on the pitch for the full 90 minutes in a 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace, but has chosen not to reveal his identity.

Joel Ward's late winner consigned Chelsea to their first home Premier League loss since April 2014, with the defending champions having now picked up just four points from their opening four matches.

Jose Mourinho Set For 100th Home League Game As Chelsea Coach

Jose Mourinho takes charge of his 100th home fixture as a Premier League manager on Saturday, with visitors Crystal Palace facing perhaps the most difficult away trip in world football.

In two spells as Chelsea boss, Mourinho has lost just once in the league at Stamford Bridge - a shock 2-1 loss to Sunderland in April 2014. His record is the best of any manager in the Premier League era.

The Portuguese has achieved:

Cyrstal Palace 1-2 Arsenal: Delaney Own Goal Gives Gunners 3 Points

Arsenal secured their first win of the Premier League season after a Damien Delaney own goal granted them all three points against London rivals Crystal Palace.

Having been pegged back before half-time, Arsenal – beaten by West Ham on the opening day – secured all three points just before the hour as Delaney handed the visitors their sixth successive win over Palace.

Olivier Giroud netted his first of the campaign after 16 minutes to give Arsene Wenger's side the lead with a superb finish, before Joel Ward recorded the second Premier League goal of his career to level things up.

Norwich 1-3 Crystal Palace: Watch The Goals & Highlights

Injury Might Rule Out Brown Ideye From Palace Clash - Tony Pulis

West Brom have an injury concern over Brown Ideye ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash at head coach Tony Pulis' former club Crystal Palace. The Nigeria striker suffered a knock in training, which may prevent him from taking his place in the starting line-up at Selhurst Park.

Pulis said: “Browny has got a little bit of a knock so we're not sure if he will be fit to start or not. We're hoping that he will be OK."

Manchester City Can Still Win Premier League - Alan Pardew

Manchester City have what it takes to overhaul Chelsea and retain their Premier League title, according to Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew. The champions will find themselves nine points behind Chelsea if the leaders overcome Stoke City on Saturday, with Manuel Pellegrini's men not in action until Monday's trip to Selhurst Park.

But Pardew reckons the battle for the trophy is still very much on, particularly in light of the fact that City's two top-flight triumphs were only secured on the final day.

WEST HAM 1 CRYSTAL PALACE 3: Alan Pardew Secures 5th Consecutive Away Win

Crystal Palace secured a fifth consecutive away win as Alan Pardew enjoyed a 3-1 Premier League victory over former club West Ham. Alan Pardew enjoyed his latest return to Upton Park as Crystal Palace made it five away wins in a row with a 3-1 Premier League victory against West Ham.

Palace have won all five of their matches on the road since Pardew took the helm, with Saturday's triumph - completed with 10 men on the field as Glenn Murray was dismissed - giving his charges a comfortable advantage over the bottom three.

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Chelsea Winning Without Diego Costa Was Great - Jose Mourinho

Jose Mourinho was left beaming by his side's ability to win without star striker Diego Costa at Crystal Palace. The Spain international missed the trip to Selhurst Park with a long-standing hamstring complaint thought to be at the root of his absence.

Mourinho blasted the striker's national side for over playing him during the recent Euro 2016 qualifiers, but was left soothed as goals from Oscar and Cesc Fabregas secured a 2-1 triumph, in which Loic Remy proved a handful up front - drawing two bookings which saw Damien Delaney dismissed in the first half.