April 23 2018

Wilfried Zaha

Crystal Palace respected the point in a drama-filled no score draw away at Watford. Mike Scott discovers what the world of social media made of the game…

The BBC continued to carry on promoting the stereotype that Wilfried Zaha dives.

Since the start of 2015-16, Wilfried Zaha has been shown more yellow cards for diving than any other player in the Premier League.

Live 👉 https://t.co/zf39CW8dMj #WATCRY pic.twitter.com/mO78VvLwxP

— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) April 21, 2018

Watford fan Paul says what the majority of the stadium really felt…

As a #Watfordfc fan, I absolutely detest Zaha, partly because of the diving/complaining and partly because he’s too good for us, but I must say, today, he’s not actually done anything wrong. Lucky the refs shit #WATCRY

— Paul (@muzzy333) April 21, 2018

...while Troy Townsend sums it up the best.

Just seen it again......Stonewall pen...which should have meant 2nd yellow but nah I’ll just book Zaha for diving instead 🙈 #CPFC

— Troy Townsend (@Towno10) April 21, 2018

Anyone who has Wayne Hennessey in their fantasy team is show to be a pioneer in forward thinking...

Wayne Hennessey was the best Crystal Palace player vs Watford (0-0), collecting 12.8 fantasy points. #WATFORDFC #CPFC #PremierLeague pic.twitter.com/6S4EvX00ad

— Daily Fantasy Soccer (@TheFantasyFooti) April 21, 2018

...while Sakho and Tomkins keep up the incredible stats for Hodgson.

James Tomkins and Mamadou Sakho still haven’t tasted defeat when paired together at the back.

Safe as houses.

— HLTCO (@HLTCO) April 21, 2018

And, finally, there might have only been two games on, but the best player of the day in the Premier League for Saturday? Yes, the man who shaved his side burns off, Mr James Tomkins.

The star men from today's Premier League matches

Salomon Rondon -- 8.21 (@WBA 2-2 Liverpool)

James Tomkins -- 8.64 (Watford 0-0 @CPFC pic.twitter.com/8FEtNNWGqV

— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) April 21, 2018