Palace win play-off final

Crystal Palace 1 West Ham 0

Palace win play-off final
Sat, 29 May, 2004 - 17:58

Crystal Palace 1 West Ham 0

Neil Shipperley bundled home the most important goal of his career to send Crystal Palace back into the Barclaycard Premiership after a six-year absence and clinch an estimated £25million prize at the expense of heartbroken West Ham in the play-off final.

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CourtsSoccerWest Ham v Crystal PalacePlace: Millennium StadiumPerson: Neil ShipperleyPerson: Andy JohnsonPerson: Stephen BywaterPerson: ShipperleyPerson: Iain DowiePerson: DowiePerson: Julian GrayPerson: Michael CarrickPerson: Christian DaillyPerson: Tomas RepkaPerson: Brian DeanePerson: DaillyPerson: Aki RiihilahtiPerson: Danny ButterfieldPerson: JohnsonPerson: Wayne RoutledgePerson: Danny GranvillePerson: BywaterPerson: Shaun DerryPerson: CarrickPerson: Bobby ZamoraPerson: ZamoraPerson: RepkaPerson: Michael HughesPerson: Mikele LeigertwoodPerson: VaesenPerson: Steve LomasPerson: David ConnollyPerson: Alan PardewPerson: Don HutchisonPerson: LeigertwoodPerson: Graham PollEvent: Barclaycard PremiershipOrganisation: PalaceOrganisation: Crystal PalaceOrganisation: West HamOrganisation: EaglesOrganisation: HammersOrganisation: OldhamOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: CoventryOrganisation: WiganOrganisation: Northern Ireland
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