A second-half Crystal Palace comeback has denied Blackpool a win against old manager Ian Holloway, although the visitors did salvage a point through a late Nouha Dicko goal.
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The game started in spectacular fashion as Wes Thomas attempted an overhead kick for the visitors on three minutes, but could not find the target.
It was a strong start from Blackpool but the game was becoming scrappy as Angel Martinez and Alex Baptiste both went into the book within a couple of minutes.
Blackpool continued to play the best football and they were ahead in the 37th minute through a good Delfouneso finish.
Palace came out after the break a different side and were level eight minutes after the break when Wilfried Zaha set up Owen Garvan.
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Glenn Murray then scored his ninth goal in seven games to complete the turnaround for Palace; Garvan clipped the ball in and the striker looped a header into the corner.
However, Blackpool weren't to be denied a point as Dicko scored in the last minute of normal time from close range.
There were chances for both teams late on but neither side could grab the winner.
