The young midfielder was assured again alongside Jefferson Lerma in the centre of the park, completing the most passes of any Palace player (36) including a team-high three key passes (which led to shots).
Wharton was also influential in the defensive third of the pitch, completing three tackles, two clearances and an interception.
His efforts provided a platform for Palace to secure a point after Ayew struck a wonderful effort from the edge of the area.
With 51.1% of your votes, Wharton wins your Grilla Player of the Match award for the first time, seeing off competition from Ayew (21.5%) and goalkeeper Sam Johnstone (10.7%).
You can see a full breakdown of the results below.