Crystal Palace have been handed a welcome boost after influential winger Wilfried Zaha returned to training.
The 24-year-old suffered a knee injury during the opening-day defeat to Huddersfield Town and has had to watch his team's torrid start to the season from the sidelines.
Rooted to the foot of the Premier League table, the Eagles have lost all seven league games and are yet to score a goal.
They host Chelsea at Selhurst Park on 14th October and Roy Hodsgon – who replaced Frank de Boer after four games – will now be confident of being able to call upon the Ivory Coast international to inject some firepower into his beleaguered team.
First day back training with the boys, feeling good October 5, 2017
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