Crystal Palace vs Manchester United - Premier League LIVE: Latest score, team news and updates as Eagles draw first blood from the spot amid VAR confusion as Ruben Amorim and Co's away woes roll on

And breathe.

What an eventful first half, and it ends with Crystal Palace leading by just one goal.

It should be more; I'm not really sure how Manchester United are still in this game.

But they are.

Eddie Nketiah...

I have no idea how the striker has not made it 2-0 there. So poor.

Matthijs de Ligt has a stinker and slips over, allowing Nketiah to run through on goal.

He simply has to score but acts as though he has all teh time in teh world to pick his spot, which he doesn't. He dilly-dallies and allows Luke Shaw to come across and block his effort.

There are going to be five minutes of stoppage time here at Selhurst Park.

Drama to come before the break?

Oooooooft, now that is going to leave a mark.

Luke Shaw has just sent Yeremy Pino into next week with what can only be described as a crunching tackle.

He gets the ball, though, so nothing wrong with that.

Manchester United have responded well to going behind here.

The goal seems to have woken them up, and they are finally making a foray into the Crystal Palace box.

But oh, just as I say that, Bruno Fernandes nearly sends the ball up to space.

Not a very good effort.

Oh dear...

Ismaila Sarr has clearly not shaken off the ankle problem he picked up earlier and is going to have to make way.

He is replaced by Eddie Nketiah.

This one is going to count!

Jean-Philippe Mateta goes the other way, drilling the ball into the bottom corner, and now he gets to celebrate again.

No double-hit this time, you can't take this one away from the striker.

Yep, they're fuming.

Jean-Philippe Mateta clearly struck the ball twice and now Rob Jones is explaining that the penalty needs to be re-taken to the crowd.

Senne Lammens gets another chance to be the hero.

Oh, wait a minute.

Jean Philippe Mateta is going to need to re-take this; it's a double hit.

Selhurst Park is going to be fuming...

Was there ever any doubt?

Jean-Philippe Mateta is so trustworthy from the spot, and he calmly strokes it into the bottom corner.

'Boom, Boom, Boom' then comes on and I have found myself dancing along.

The corner flag has been destroyed.

Leny Yoro, what are you doing?

The young centre-back has had a mare, taking out Jean-Philippe Mateta in the box. It's a stonewall pen.

Mateta takes the ball on the turn from Adam Wharton and then Yoro just wipes him out from behind.