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by Gene Sylvester
at Selhurst Park
ROY HODGSON returned to his old south London stomping ground as his old club Crystal Palace hosted his current club Watford, with the visitors needing a win to keep their sparse chances of Premier League survival alive.
But as things turned out, this game had a distinct end-of-season feel to it, with the Eagles running out 1-0 winners, courtesy of a first half Wilfried Zaha penalty.
Before this match, Watford’s destiny was never really in doubt, with their run of five losses within their last five matches hardly inspiring a survival story.
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