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2020-21 Premier League – Crystal Palace vs Leeds Utd Preview & Prediction

2020-21 Premier League – Crystal Palace vs Leeds Utd Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When does Crystal Palace vs Leeds Utd kick off? Saturday 7th November, 2020 – 15:00 (UK)

Where is Crystal Palace vs Leeds Utd being played? Selhurst Park, London

Where can I get tickets for Crystal Palace vs Leeds Utd? No tickets are available as this match will be played without spectators

What TV channel is Crystal Palace vs Leeds Utd on in the UK? This match will be televised on BT Sport Box Office for £14.95

Where can I stream Crystal Palace vs Leeds Utd in the UK? Those who have purchased the match will be able to stream it live via the BT Sport Box Office app

THE TEAM NEWS

CRYSTAL PALACE

Predicted line-up (4-3-3): Guaita; Clyne, Kouyate, Dann, Van Aanholt; Riedewald, McArthur, Schlupp; Townsend, Ayew, Zaha

Unavailable: Tomkins (Injured), Wickham (Injured), Hennessey (Injured), Ferguson (Injured), Milivojevic (Suspended), Mitchell (Injured), Ward (Injured)

Questionable: McCarthy (Injured), Cahill (Injured)

LEEDS UTD

Predicted line-up (4-1-4-1): Meslier; Ayling, Koch, Cooper, Dallas; Klich; Costa, Hernandez, Shackleton, Harrison; Bamford

Unavailable: Forshaw (Injured), Berardi (Injured), Llorente (Injured), Phillips (Injured), Rodrigo (Isolating)

Questionable: Raphinha (Injured)

THE PREDICTION

Leeds come into the game off the back of a rather surprising 4-1 defeat from the hands of Leicester, a game that they may have not necessarily been expected to win, but not many would have predicted a loss in such fashion. Palace also come into the game off the back of a defeat, a 2-0 loss against Wolves, which was a bad day at the office on all fronts with Milivojevic seeing red minutes before full-time. Both sides will want to rectify their mistakes from the previous games, but it seems more likely that it will be Leeds who will be the ones who succeed. Patrick Bamford, already on six goals, failed to net against Leicester and will be hungry to continue adding to his tally and with Leeds averaging 1.9 goals per game, expect goals. While Palace are not exactly renowned for being involved in high-scoring games, this one has the potential to be quite open so expect goals at both ends.