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Ghana international Jordan Ayew scored a stunning late goal as Crystal Palace secured a come from behind 2-1 win against West Ham in the Premier League.
The striker danced through the Hammers defence on the edge of the box and then brilliantly beat goalkeeper Roberto with a calm chip.
The goal was Ayew’s fifth of the season in the league.
West Ham had taken the lead through Robert Snodgrass before Cheikhou Kouyate equalised against his former club.
Match-winner Ayew set up Kouyate's goal with a knock-down which allowed the midfielder to sweep home a volley from seven yards.
Palace climb up to eighth with the win but West Ham fall to 17th, just a point above the relegation zone as pressure increases again on manager Manuel Pellegrini.
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