2019-20 Premier League – Crystal Palace vs Leicester Preview & Prediction
THE FACTS
When does Crystal Palace vs Leicester kick off? Sunday 3rd November, 2019 – 14:00 (UK)
Where is Crystal Palace vs Leicester being played? Selhurst Park
What TV channel is Crystal Palace vs Leicester on in the UK? Sky Sports Premier League
Where can I stream Crystal Palace vs Leicester in the UK? Sky Sports subscribers can stream the match live on Sky Go
Where can I get tickets for Crystal Palace vs Leicester?
Crystal Palace – https://tickets.cpfc.co.uk/events.aspx
Leicester – https://tickets.lcfc.com/en-gb/categories/away%20tickets
What was the score in the last meeting between Crystal Palace & Leicester? Leicester 1-4 Crystal Palace
THE TEAM NEWS
CRYSTAL PALACE
- Crystal Palace showed great heart and character last weekend coming back from 2-0 down after nine minutes to claim a point at Arsenal.
- Roy Hodgson made one change for that match as Townsend came in for Schlupp out wide and he could be tempted to name the same eleven here.
- Guaita continues to be an injury concern with the groin problem that has kept him out for the last two and there is a chance he returns.
Predicted line-up (4-5-1): Hennessey; Ward, Cahill, Tomkins, Van Aanholt; Townsend, McArthur, Milivojevic, Kouyate, Zaha; Ayew
Unavailable: Sakho (Injured), Wickham (Injured)
Doubtful: Guaita (Injured)
LEICESTER
- Leicester are coming off a 3-1 win at Burton in the League Cup and their superb record-breaking 0-9 win at Southampton last Friday night.
- Brendan Rodgers' men will be motivated to consolidate their top four position and their confidence is flying right now after recent wins.
- Despite making some changes in midweek, Rodgers will surely revert to the starting line-up that destroyed Southampton last weekend.
Predicted line-up (4-1-4-1): Schmeichel; Ricardo Pereira, Evans, Soyuncu, Chilwell; Ndidi; Ayoze Perez, Tielemans, Maddison, Barnes; Vardy
Unavailable: James (Injured)
Doubtful:
THE PREDICTION
Leicester are making a mark in the Premier League and impressing many with their performances under Brendan Rodgers. They make the trip to a notoriously difficult Selhurst Park to face a Palace side that rarely suffer defeat at home, but there should be goals in what promises to be a lively game.
