Chamakh converted a penalty kick to seal the victory for Crystal Palace on Saturday over West Bromwich Albion.

Chamakh had not scored in Premier League play since December, but now has five goals on the season. Chamakh does tend to score in bunches, so this could be the start of a nice run for the Crystal Palace striker.

Chamakh picked up an assist during Tuesday's 1-0 victory over Hull City. The Eagles' striker also attempted one shot and was issued a yellow card for a hard foul on the Tigers' Tom Huddlestone.

Chamakh's shot total remains low as the striker has not scored since the December 14 match against Chelsea. The Tuesday assist was his first of the season as he looks for other ways to participate in Crystal Palace goals during his current drought.

Chamakh was not in Crystal Palace's Starting XI for Saturday's match against Manchester City. The striker did enter the match in the 35th minute after Cameron Jerome (knee) was forced to leave the match with an injury. Chamakh had a quiet match with just one shot that was off target, as Crystal Palace lost 1-0.

Chamakh was not injured so it appears he was eased back into the lineup after missing the Boxing Day match due to suspension. Chamakh leads Crystal Palace in goals and has good fantasy value at a low cost. He has a good matchup against Norwich City on New Year's Day and should be in Palace's Starting XI.

Chamakh served his one-match suspension on Boxing Day after picking up his fifth yellow card in the previous match. He will be eligible for selection into Crystal Palace's Starting XI for Saturday's match against Manchester City, Sky Sports reports.

Chamakh has been on a hot streak lately, scoring goals in three of his previous four matches. He will have a tough match against Manchester City if he plays in his return.

Chamakh attempted just one shot Saturday, as Crystal Palace lost to Newcastle United 0-3. In addition, he picked up his fifth yellow card of the season.

Chamakh will miss the December 26 match against Aston Villa after being booked for a fifth time. He will be eligible to return for the December 28 match at Manchester City.

Chamakh scored in the 29th minute Satruday, but it was not enough as Crystal Palace lost to Chelsea 1-2.

Chamakh has now scored in three straight matches despite taking just one shot in each match. Chamakh has seen an increase in scoring and fantasy production since the team appointed Tony Pulis as manager.

Chamakh controlled a loose ball in the box and was able to put it in the back of the net for Crystal Palace's second goal of their 2-0 victory over Cardiff City on Saturday.

Chamakh has now scored in two straight matches and is proving to be a threat to score despite regularly taking a low number of shots each week.