HIGHLIGHTS, Crystal Palace vs Arsenal (3 0), Premier League

We were well beaten at Selhurst Park on Monday night to dent our hopes of a top four finish. We were never really at the races in south London, and found ourselves two goals down midway through the first half. Mikel Arteta made some attacking changes in the second half and we at last began to create chances, but Wilfried Zaha won and scored a penalty on the break to seal our fate. It had been a scrappy opening 15 minutes or so before the hosts took the lead with a header from a freekick. Joachim Anderson won the initial header back across goal and JeanPhilippe Mateta was all alone to nod the ball in. In the main we have been excellent at defending set pieces situations so far this season, but we were at fault here. Less than 10 minutes later we fell further behind. Jordan Ayew took a wonderful pass in his stride then curled home a finish beyond the diving Aaron Ramsdale for 20. The hosts were well on top by now, and we didn t muster our first attempt on goal until the half hour mark, when Alexandre L