Eberechi Eze repeated his FA Cup final heroics as Crystal Palace celebrated a 4-2 Premier League victory against Wolves in their first match since lifting the trophy. Substitute Eze, who scored Palace's only goal in Saturday's 1-0 Wembley triumph over Manchester City, struck again at Selhurst Park to seal the points on Tuesday night.

Eddie Nketiah has struggled to live up to his £30m price tag since joining Crystal Palace from Arsenal last August, but his two goals against Wolves showed the type of finishing he is capable of. Having scored just one Premier League goal for the Eagles all season., he grabbed two very-well taken goals on Tuesday night.

There is no better time to play Crystal Palace after their FA Cup win at the weekend. It has been an unusually quiet weekend, and it has been a chance for Wolves fans, players and staff to take a breath after a pretty hectic couple of months.

Key Eagles duo missed late-night FA Cup celebrations after issues sustained in Wembley final win over Manchester City