Mile Jedinak's penalty has cancelled out Wilfried Bony's opener as Crystal Palace and Swansea City go into the break with the score at 1-1 in their Premier League clash this afternoon.

Swansea looked confident during the game's opening exchanges and Garry Monk's side saw a lot of the ball early on.

There were shouts for a penalty from the home side as Bony slipped in Neil Taylor, but he hit the deck too early and the appeals were waved away.

A goal was coming and Bony was the one to get it as he made it six goals in seven games in the Premier League.

The Ivorian was found by Gylfi Sigurdsson and he took one touch before turning on the spot and powering past a hapless Julian Speroni.

The goal signalled a period of dominance for the hosts as Palace struggled to contain the attacking trio of Bony, Sigurdsson and Jefferson Montero.

Palace hung on, however, and got themselves back in the game with a Jedinak penalty against the run of play after Jonjo Shelvey had challenged Marouane Chamakh in the box.

Yannick Bolasie then cut in from the left and launched a drive towards the Swansea net, which Lukas Fabianski looked to have got a touch but it flicked off the bar.