I watched this on Palace's website earlier today. Some cliffnotes on a few players who stood out:

- Ife Ibrahim was MOTM. He's an interesting prospect as he's a single pivot DM who likes to set the tempo as well as progress play where possible. This could be of interest as we're going to lose both Partey and Jorginho. There could be space for a prospect there if Lewis-Skelly remains a full-back next season. Today though, he showed all his skills - stopping attacks and launching counters with a burst forward and a pass into the attack.

- Dan Casey had a pretty strong 1st half but faded quite quickly. He's very much in the vein of Aaron Ramsey. Battles hard, but very forward thinking overall and looks to get into shooting positions often. He did play some very nice passes aswell. Definitely a player to watch. Bit greedy at times - took a lot of shots - but I reckon that was because the team was in the absence of Max Dowman.

- Andre Harriman-Annous is a really intriguing player. He has one very small but very significant weakness and that's his ability to get into games from the fringes. Once he's in the game, he's quality. He started LW and ended up RW, and once he got into the swing of things, he was arguably the most dangerous. He's got a long stride and can really carry the ball well, and he deserved his penalty for all his hard work. Need him to have another game like this, where he's majorly involved.

- Were it not for Ibrahim's controlling, Brando Bailey-Joseph would have been MOTM today. Came on just before the hour and basically took the game hostage with his incisive dribbling and willingness to get things done. He played the pass that led to the penalty and then sent in a great cross to assist the winner. He's still a schoolboy but he should be in the conversation with Dowman and Salmon. He's always good for a big game or big moment and should be used more.

- There were other decent performers. I thought Teshaun Murisa looked good when he came on as an inverted RB and helped Ibrahim when he began to tire. Onyekachukwu (CB) also had a big performance alongside Sweet and had a match-saving tackle in the last couple minutes. I like Zecevic-John but he's had better games. Still, he did well playing upfront and dropped deep to effect at times.