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McLean and Sainz link up down the left flank as the Canaries attempt to create a chance late on. The final pass is cut out by Wharton though, and Palace clear back to halfway. Doyle recovers possession at the back, and strides back to halfway, winning a throw off Ward. 

Again Norwich look to play out from deep, and again they come under pressure from the Palace high press. The Canaries do well to play around it though, and McLean finds Chrisene in space down the left. The fullback links up with Hernandez, who reaches the byline and picks out the run of Gibbs down the left-hand side of the box. The latter can't get a shot off though, and Clyne does well to block his effort before hoofing clear to halfway. 

Crystal Palace have picked up their first win of the new season with a convincing victory over Norwich City in the Carabao Cup. The Eagles return to Premier League action against Chelsea next, whilst the Canaries face tackle Coventry City in the EFL Championship. Make sure you join us again on Tribe for more Carabao Cup second round action tomorrow. For now, Harrison Ryburn signing out. 

The two teams have just made their way onto the pitch at Selhurst Park, and I can tell you that it is a rather warm London evening. Kick-off is moments away!

Norwich have an injury to stress about now, and Amankwah has fallen heavily on his shoulder whilst competing for an aerial ball on halfway. He looks to have dislocated his shoulder, and grimaces in pain on the floor. The Canaries are going to be forced into an early change too. 

Norwich keep hold of the ball at the back from the restart, determined not to concede a fifth before the final whistle. Fisher makes a strong run up over halfway, before being pulled down by Lerma. The Palace substitute picks up a yellow card and Norwich get a free kick. 

Eze breaks forward down the left wing as play finally resumes after all the stoppages. He draws a foul and wins a free kick in decent position, and encourages his teammates to push up into the penalty box. Eze's decision into the area leaves something to be desired though, and Norwich head clear with relative ease. 

SUPERB INDIVIDUAL EFFORT! EZE JOINS IN ON THE PARTY! Palace have a fourth and Selhurst Park is in a celebratory mood! Wharton holds up play in midfield, before picking out Eze wide on the left wing. The latter decides to go alone this time though, and cuts inside onto his right foot towards the top of the box, before taking on the shot. His effort completely wrongfoots the keeper, and the ball rolls past Long and into the back of the net for the Eagles fourth. Eze has a goal and an assist, and the winger has made his mark in this second half. 

Halftime at Selhurst Park and Crystal Palace lead Norwich City in this second round Carabao Cup tie. An early goal from Daichi Kamada inside the first nintey seconds is what seperates the two sides, and the Eagles really threatened to blow apart the Canaries with all their dominance inside the opening exchanges. Norwich have slowly found their feet though, and found a way to disrupt by keeping hold of possession at the back and slowing the tempo of the contest right down. It's frustrated Oliver Glasner's side, and they've struggled to inject any pace into their counter-attack when they turn possession over with the high press. Outside of a goal that was ruled out for offside against Eze, the hosts haven't pushed on to create any clear chances after the early goal and chances have been few and far between since. As it stands Palace are on their way to the third round of the Carabao Cup and their first win of the new season, but Norwich have given themselves a chance and certainly aren't out of it yet. Don't go anywhere!

Crnac drops back for a touch deep inside his own half, and draws a free kick with a push in the back from Mitchell. Again Norwich take their time with it, and Cordoba holds onto possession at the back. Nunez wins another free kick moments later, following another push from Mitchell. 

Mitchell wins a throw on halfway, before playing the ball back for Guehi to control at the back. The defender links up with Munoz on the right, who switches play across to the opposite flank. Eze is found near the edge of the box, but he fails to get a shot off and Norwich clear. 

Mitchell tries to orchestrate an attack down the left, but Fisher does well to steal possession with a solid tackle. Norwich again opt to keep hold of the ball inside their own half, sparking chants of "We've got the ball" from the away fans. The problem is that they've hardly been able to do anything with it tonight, and lacked an outlet going forward.

BIG CHANCE! How have Norwich not scored!? They've been under the pump early, but suddenly the Canaries break forward down the left wing with Hernandez. He powers a low delivery into the near post, where Crnac turns it towards goal with a first-time effort off his left foot. Henderson makes himself big to deflect it away, but it falls for Forsyth in front of goal, who's follow-up effort shaves the bottom of the right post and rolls behind. Big chance for Norwich to level it straight back up, but they've missed!

OVERHEAD FROM MATETA! WHAT A GOAL! And Palace finally have their second! Kamada comes back down the right wing, before settling for another corner off Hanley. Again it's taken short by Hughes, and Kamada lifts another delivery into the middle. It looks slightly underhit this time, but Mateta does well to come forward and meet it with an overhead kick, connecting with the ball perfectly. His effort flies towards the bottom left corner of the net, bouncing off the inside of the post past Long and into the back of the net for the Eagles second. It's a moment of magic from Mateta and Palace are in full control now!

Fulltime at Selhurst Park and Crystal Palace have secured progression in the Carabao Cup with a convincing four-goal victory over Norwich City. Daichi Kamada got the scoring underway inside the first ninety seconds, but it wasn't until the hour mark when Jean-Phillipe Mateta found the bottom left corner with a superb overhead kick that the Eagles pushed away from their opponents. Mateta added another not long after, before Eberechi Eze scored the fourth late on as Palace completed a superb second half effort. It doubles as their first victory of the new season, and Oliver Glasner will be hoping it gives his side the confidence to push on in the Premier League going forward. 

SHOT! Clyne and Guehi trade passes on halfway as Palace commit numbers forward in possession once more. Docoure turns and finds the run of Mateta through the middle, who switches play wide for Eze on the left. The latter trades passes with Mitchell, before firing a low effort towards goal. It doesn't test Long though, instead thumping into the side-netting for a goal kick. 

Palace regain possession on halfway from the goal kick, and reset with Guehi and Mitchell at the back. The Eagles remain camped inside the Norwich half, with everyone back for the Canaries. It comes forward for Docoure through the middle, but he can't find Mateta and lays it back for Guehi again. Munoz tries a delivery into the middle off the right moments later, but his effort is blocked and cleared. 

Norwich try to counter again, and Nunez picks out Fisher on the right wing. The latter attempts a delivery into the middle, but it's cleared at the near post. The fullback wins it back moments later for another delivery into the middle, but again Palace manage to hoof away. 

There's confirmation of the change and Riad won't be able to play on. Glasner will be very concerned about his state, and the defender hobbles off. Chris Richards comes on in his place to take his place in the back three. 

Norwich make a couple of late changes as Borja Sainz and Jack Stacey enter the action in place of Nunez and Crnac for the final minutes. 

The corner off the right for Palace is played short for Kamada, but the goalscorer gets it all wrong and launches his delivery away over the sideline on the far side. He shakes his head in frustration and the Eagles continue to struggle in their pursuit for a second goal. 

Wharton and Lerma trade passes as Palace resume inside the attacking half. Munoz sends it wide for Sarr on the right flank, but Doyle does well to get in front and intercept before clearing downfield. 

NO GOAL! Long sends the goal kick downfield, and Palace are gifted back possession. Munoz and Clyne trade passes on halfway, before another direct long ball is lofted forward through the middle by Guehi. Eze latches onto it this time, and takes the ball down near the penalty spot, before lifting his finish over the top of Long and into the back of the net. The offside flag goes up against his run though, and Palace are denied another early goal. 

MATETA HAS A SECOND! THAT SHOULD SEAL IT FOR PALACE! The Eagles have come to life in this second half and they are flying now! Eze dashes forward down the left wing, reaching the byline and cutting the ball back for Mateta near the penalty spot. The striker is left unmarked in front of goal, and powers his first-time effort towards the net on his left foot. Long gets a strong hand too it, but there's simply too much power behind it, and the ball nestles inside the top right corner of the net for Palace's third goal of the night. 

Sarr is picked out in space down the right wing this time, and the substitute links up with Munoz down the right-hand side of the box. The latter fails to get a cross away though, and picks up a yellow card moments later for a push on Doyle in frusration. 

TEAM NEWS: Desperately in need of a win, Oliver Glasner has decided to stick with some of his main men for this Carabao Cup tie, including Marc Guehi, Eberechi Eze, and Jean-Phillipe Mateta. They're three of six survivors from the weekend's Premier League clash, with Tyrick Mitchell, Daniel Munoz, and Chadi Riad also starting. 

The Canaries manage to hold onto some possession near halfway, and they look to slow the tempo down with a couple of passes between Cordoba and Hanley. It comes all the way back for Long too, but Palace apply the press and almost steal possession through Mateta. Hanley is quick to react though, and Norwich scurry a clearance away over the sideline. The throw is sent back for Guehi and Palace regroup with possession. 

Doucoure wins back possession high inside the Norwich half and quickly sends it wide for Kamada on the right flank. The latter links up with Eze in support, but the Canaries are quick to drop back and close down the space. Kamada ends up trying a low delivery into the box for Mateta, but the striker fails to control and again Hanley comes to the rescue with the clearance. 

Long plays the goal kick short and Norwich look to build out from the back once more. Cordoba comes under pressure from Mateta though, and is forced into a hopeful long ball downfield. Hughes is back to intercept for Palace, and the hosts set up on halfway with possession. 

Hernandez picks up the loose ball and attempts to orchestrate a counter-attack down the left wing for Norwich. Munoz is quick to react though, and the defender quickly shuts off his options. Hernandez sends it back for Cordoba to control deep inside his own half again. 

The hosts regain possession from the restart, and send it back for Mitchell and Guehi to control. Plenty of confidence about this Palace side early, and the former looks for the run of Kamada down the right wing again with a long searching ball. The goalscorer latches onto it, but he's offside and Norwich get a free kick. 

Long plays the goal kick short this time, and Norwich hold onto possession at the back again with Hanley and Cordoba. The former eventually sends a long ball forward over halfway, but it's got too much on it for Hernandez, and Munoz intercepts with relative ease. 

The ball comes back for Munoz on halfway, who links up with Mitchell and Guehi across the back. Everyone is forward for Palace, and a direct pass through the middle  picks out Mateta near the top of the box. The striker turns and looks to slip another pass in-behind for Kamada, but Long reacts well this time and rushes off his line to collect. 

Another change for Palace, as veteran Joel Ward enters the field in place of Munoz at wing-back for his 362nd Eagles appearance. 

Hernandez latches onto a long ball down the left flank for Norwich, before turning and sending it back for Cordoba on halfway. Again they slow it right down and emphasise keeping hold of possession, as the ball comes all the way back for Long. The keeper ends up sending another long pass up to halfway, where Forsyth takes it down and links up with McLean. Norwich are in full control of the tempo at the moment. 

It's all one-way traffic early, and Palace are completely dominating possession. Hughes picks out Munoz wide on the right flank as they come forward again, and the latter curls a dangerous delivery towards the penalty spot. Hanley does well to get up and head away ahead of Mateta though, and Norwich hurriedly clear. 

Henderson launches the ball back downfield, where McLean intercepts and wins a free kick following a push in the back from Doucoure. The resulting free kick is picked off by Hughes just inside his own half though, and Palace win a throw out wide on the right. 

Mitchell is found on the left wing again, and he whips a delivery into ther back post. He fails to pick out a teammate, but Munoz keeps it in play on the other side. The latter sends it back for Guehi, who lifts a long ball forward back in the direction of Mitchell on the left. Forsyth crashes into the defender near the byline, and Palace win a free kick in decent set-piece position. 

The ball trickles all the way back for Long inside his own box from the Palace goal kick. He slows play right down again, before trading passes with Cordoba and Hanley. The Canaries have disrupted the rhythm of the contest completelty here, but a long ball forward through the middle for Hernandez is cut out well by Richards. 

90 SECONDS ON THE CLOCK! KAMADA HAS HIS FIRST EAGLES GOAL! What a start for Crystal Palace! They break forward through the middle on the attack, and the Norwich defence is caught out by a simple direct pass in-behind by Mateta. It finds Kamada at the top of the box, and the winger strolls forward and rolls the ball past Long into the back of the net. Very simple stuff all-round from Palace in the end, and the Canaries defence collapsed. Glasner's side are in the box seat already!

Palace get us underway! And they push forward with numbers into the attacking half from the off. Norwich reply with a high press though, putting Mitchell under pressure at the back. He's forced into a wayward pass over the sideline for a Canaries throw, but the hosts intercept and break back down the other end of the field with Kamada. 

Long takes his time with the goal kick, before playing it short for Hanley again. The defender holds it up at the back, and sends a searching long ball forward towards the final third. It doesn't drop for Crnac though, and Henderson comes off his line to collect at the top of his box. 

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