Campbell dropped to the substitute's bench for Sunday's 3-1 win over Liverpool.

Campbell was replaced by Dwight Gayle, who scored Palace's first goal, and didn't make an appearance off the bench. Campbell hasn't scored since Oct. 19 and should stay on the bench for next Saturday's visit to Swansea.

Campbell assisted the only goal in Monday's 3-1 defeat to Sunderland.

Campbell cleverly back-heeled the ball into Wes Brown from close range and the Sunderland defender put it into his own net to make it 1-1 in the 55th minute. The striker was also unlucky not to be awarded an early penalty when Santiago Vergini tripped him when through on goal after just 20 seconds. Campbell is one of Palace's most potent attacking threats with three goals and one assist so far this campaign.

Campbell converted a 90th minute consolation goal in Saturday's 2-1 defeat against Chelsea.

Campbell swept the ball home after good work by Wilfried Zaha down the right hand side to give the visitors an uncomfortable close to the game. The lone striker looked dangerous throughout and was also cautioned in the first half after an altercation with Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas. Campbell is in a rich vein of form that has included three goals in the last four games and looks likely to continue that against West Brom next time out.

Campbell scored in the 51st minute of Saturday's 2-0 win over Leicester.

Campbell tapped in Scott Dann's header after Leicester failed to cope with the corner from Jason Puncheon to give the home side the lead. Campbell now has two goals on the season and fantasy managers can expect him to extend that to three in next week's game at Hull.

Campbell scored in the 54th minute of the 3-2 win at Everton.

Campbell headed in from Martin Kelly's deep cross for his first goal since joining Crystal Palace from Cardiff in the summer. The striker played up front on his own after being preferred to Dwight Gayle and Kevin Doyle. Fantasy managers should note that Crystal Palace look like a more attacking threat under new boss Neil Warnock and Campbell will score around six to seven goals as a result.

Campbell dropped to the bench and was a second half substitute in Saturday's 3-3 draw at Newcastle.

Campbell was left out of the starting line-up for the first time this season and replaced by Dwight Gayle. Campbell failed to make an impact after replacing the injured Marouane Chamakh in the 52nd minute. He retains little fantasy value after registering no goals or assists over the opening three games and could now be left on the bench by new manager Neil Warnock.

Campbell signed a three-year contract with Crystal Palace on Friday after transferring from Cardiff City.

Campbell scored nine goals in all competitions last season, but it wasn't enough to keep Cardiff in the Premier League. However, he gets a move back to the first-tier and he will likely garner plenty of first-team football.