Wilfried Zaha proved his class at Selhurst Park against Wolverhampton

Ivorian forward Wilfried Zaha once again proved his class at Selhurst Park as his well-taken winner capped Crystal Palace’s terrific turnaround against managerless Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Adama Traore’s header earned the visitors a deserved half-time lead that was almost doubled when Ruben Neves hit the post right on the stroke of half-time but Palace never looked back once Nigerian-born midfielder Eberechi Eze nodded them level from Michael Olise’s pinpoint cross just 63 seconds into the second half.

Zaha then took Odsonne Edouard’s pass in his stride before drilling past Jose SA for his fifth goal of the season to lift Palace up to 10th place in the Premier League table.

Wolves came close to rescuing a point in London but Neves’ late strike was superbly saved by Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.