Oli McBurnie tries to work a yard of space on the edge of the box but James Tarkowski does really well to stick with his man and get the challenge in.

Palace have certainly looked the liveliest of the two teams since going behind.

But Jefferson Lerma goes into the book for clattering into Liam Delap after a bit of a mix up.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you look at that Everton have had the majority of the ball but when attacking Hull look more dangerous.

James Garner was caught on the ball and then everyone for Hull is charging forward.

I once saw Matt Crooks playing in League One for Accrington Stanley and now he's having a go in the Premier League.

Some rise.

Matt Crooks picks up an early yellow card in this one for a late lunge on Jack Grealish.

He's now been booked in all four of the games he's played in this season. At least he's consistent.

Daniel Gabbidon
Former Crystal Palace defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 at Selhurst Park

That's a really good chance wasted for Crystal Palace. Maybe the cutback could be better from Daichi Kamada.

Quinten Timber tries to hit it first time and gets the finish awfully wrong there.

A really good counter attack from Palace as Jorgen Strand Larsen threads the ball forward for Daichi Kamada.

The Japanese international strides forward and cuts it back, it looks like it's been put on a plate for Yeremy Pino but Quinten Timber is advancing onto it in front of him and his left-footed effort is blasted over the bar.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton are dangerous from corner kicks. They've got Michael Keane, James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite who can all attack the ball but Hull also have a lot of big lads at the back.

Lovely stuff from Hull yet again in attack as they look to come down the left wing but they have to settle for the corner - which Everton deal with.

Hull have really grown into this one now as Lewie Coyle bursts down the right and Harrison Armstrong is forced into knocking it behind for a corner.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Really good move then from Harrison Armstrong driving away there. But you're just seeing Hull like a cobra, slinking around and then they attack as soon as they see any chance. Oli McBurnie was unlucky there.

Daniel Gabbidon
Former Crystal Palace defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 at Selhurst Park

Really good play from Crystal Palace. It's a brilliant ball in and Jorgen Strand Larsen gets across and it's a really good reaction save from Matz Sels.

A great game so far, this.

Anan Khalaili was at fault for the goal but he tees up Jorgen Strand Larsen brilliantly for an equaliser but the Norwegian's strike on the volley is saved well by Matz Sels. Strand Larsen tries again on the rebound but it's a tight angle and the shot is blocked.

Jack Grealish is seeing plenty of it early on and that's only good news for Everton.

He takes the ball on the spin and Matt Crooks can only bring the Toffees' number 10 down.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think for Hull, Nobel Mendy has been really important. He loves attacking every single ball and his power and pace is big help to that back line.

Forest win a corner. It's looped in and keeper Walter Benitez claims but then makes a real mess of it as he drops it and ends up having his hand trod on.

Almost a disaster for the hosts.

Hull haven't got going here at all yet. It's all Everton without causing any problems in front of goal.

Daniel Gabbidon
Former Crystal Palace defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 at Selhurst Park

Oliver Glasner will be absolutely delighted.

That's a really poor one from Anan Khalaili. He's trying to nod it back and plays Dan Ndoye in.

He has a lot to do with the finish and he side foots it in almost Thierry Henry-like.

Great start for the away team.

Palace's poor home record continues. They are yet to win a Premier League game at Selhurst Park this season having lost to Manchester City and Ipswich.