Victor Moses' equaliser earned Crystal Palace a draw after Jon Stead had given Ipswich the lead - but the Eagles remain in the relegation zone.

The home side took the lead when Stead finished into the corner from 12 yards after good work from Jonathan Walters.

However, that lead was short lived as teenager Moses took advantage of a Richard Wright fumble to head home.

Palace's Ben Watson missed a great chance when he failed to convert Paul Ifill's cross when just five yards out.

Ipswich manager Jim Magilton's response to being jeered by fans:

"I've got to live with it, it's part and parcel of the game, and I certainly do know what I'm doing.

"I can't stop it - people pay good money to come and watch football here.

"They're welcome to air their views. I can't go through my managerial life without getting any criticism."

Crystal Palace manager Neil Warnock:

"It was as good as we've produced this season. We needed a performance like that and it took a good team to make us play.

"I thought our tactics were good.

"We looked strong, played some good counter-attacking football and overall itwas a good match for TV."

Ipswich: Richard Wright, Bruce, Naylor, McAuley, David Wright, Norris (Garvan 57), Shumulikoski (Campo 71), Miller, Walters, Lisbie, Stead (Counago 62).
Subs Not Used: Supple, Balkestein.

Booked: Bruce, Miller.

Goals: Stead 23.

Crystal Palace: Speroni, Butterfield, McCarthy, Fonte, Hill, Carle (Fletcher 81), Watson, Derry, Ifill (Kuqi 68), Moses, Beattie (Scannell 74).
Subs Not Used: Lawrence, Oster.

Booked: Watson, Beattie.

Goals: Moses 25.

Att: 19,032

Ref: Darren Deadman (Cambridgeshire).