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| 2 | GOAL!! A nice run by AURIER on the right was capped by a delightful cross which BENTEKE flicked in at the near post. (1-0 Crystal Palace) |
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| 6 | A pin-point pass bobbled toward GIROUD and his right foot shot went narrowly over. |
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| 9 | GAMEIRO booked for a bad tackle. |
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| 11 | A great effort from HERRERA scraped the outside of the righthand post. |
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| 12 | BENTEKE was put clear by AURIER and he turned the 'keeper but glanced his shot wide. |
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| 24 | A drive from GIROUD seemed a certain goal but the 'keeper managed to palm the ball away. |
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| 30 | GOAL!! After being forced wide GAMEIRO was able to force the ball in from the narrowest of angles. (2-0 Crystal Palace) |
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| 32 | GOAL!! A free-kick was pushed away by the Crystal Palace 'keeper, DE MARCOS was first to the loose ball and floated the ball to GIROUD to tuck in. (2-1 Crystal Palace) |
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| 34 | GOAL!! A one-handed save from the Scunthorpe United 'keeper enabled GAMEIRO to head the ball into the empty net. (3-1 Crystal Palace) |
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| 37 | A fine ball from RANOCCHIA on the right was collected by GAMEIRO who scuffed his shot wide. |
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| 41 | GOAL!! A patient Scunthorpe United side were rewarded with an accurate strike from DE MARCOS. (3-2 Crystal Palace) |
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| 43 | GIROUD ran onto a great ball from CALLEJÓN but pulled his effort wide of the goal. |
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| 43 | A cross from HERNANES left DE MARCOS in plenty of space but he fluffed his shot. |
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| 51 | A poor strike from AGGER bounced agonisingly wide. |
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| 64 | AGGER nodded the ball wide of the goal from just outside the area. |
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| 66 | MIGUEL VELOSO made space on the left and pulled the ball to GAMEIRO who fired the ball over. |
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| 71 | CALLEJÓN chipped the ball to GIROUD who turned it over. |
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| 79 | BENAGLIO managed to block a fierce shot. |
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| 82 | AURIER shot over. |
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| 84 | DE MARCOS headed wide. |
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| 86 | GOAL!! After a fine build-up AGGER drove the ball past the 'keeper. (3-3) |
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| 88 | MIGUEL VELOSO beat a number of Scunthorpe United players and blasted a golden opportunity just beyond the near post. |
Daniel AGGER
