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Holloway is tempted to ask new United boss Moyes if he can borrow Zaha

Crystal Palace players celebrate promotion to the Premier League

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Ian Holloway wants veteran striker to help team's tilt at Premier League after his winning goal

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Millwall striker Andy Keogh has a shot blocked by Damien Delaney

Ian Holloway denies he is concerned about Crystal Palace's form after stalemate at Millwall

Neither side could find a goal at Selhurst Park

Stabbing as Lord Lloyd Webber launches gangs scheme

A schoolboy is in a critical condition after being stabbed on a bus outside a school – on the same day it was hosting the launch of a scheme by Andrew Lloyd Webber to combat gang culture by encouraging deprived schoolchildren to take up music.

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Lord Lloyd-Webber's scheme will provide instruments for children from schools in deprived areas

Lord Lloyd-Webber backs ‘give a child an instrument’ plan for schools

Lord Lloyd-Webber has launched a pioneering scheme which hands musical instruments to deprived schoolchildren to improve their academic results and combat gang culture.

Wilfried Zaha in action against Leeds

Crystal Palace duo Wilfried Zaha and Ian Holloway charged by FA

Winger appeared to make offensive gesture at Leeds fans

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