Crystal Palace 0 Stoke City 0: match report Easter was one of three players recalled to the starting eleven by Ian Holloway, who rested top-scorer Glenn Murray and goalkeeper Julian Speroni while midfielder Kagisho Dikgacoi is representing South Africa at the African Nations Cup. Palace's wonderkid Wilfried Zaha further demonstrated why the likes of Manchester United and Liverpool are chasing his signature, forcing another smart save from Sorensen as Palace began to dominate. Referee Neil Swarbrick incensed Holloway and the home crowd just before halftime when Ryan Shotton's foul on Zaha went unpenalised. The winger required treatment and was substituted early in the second half. Brazilian playmaker Andre Moritz, who stunned Wolves with two direct free kicks on New Year's Day, had two excellent chances to seal the tie in the second half but fired high on both occasions. Stoke seemed rejuvenated after Crouch and Owen were replaced, but Kenwyne Jones could not steal a last-gasp winner as Geoff Cameron's ball flashed across the Palace box. Match details: Crystal Palace (4-3-3): Price; Parr, Delaney, Ramage, Moxey; Jedinak, Moritz, O'Keefe; Bolasie (Banton 69), Zaha (Williams 55), Easter (Appiah 66) Subs: Fitzsimons, Parsons, Wynter, Banton, Taylor Stoke City (4-4-2): Sorensen; Shotton, Shawcross, Huth, Cameron; Walters, Nzonzi, Whitehead, Kightly (Jerome 55); Crouch (Jones 74), Owen (Adam 53) Subs: Nash, Jones, Upson, Etherington, Wilkinson