Crystal Palace vs Leicester City: TV and live stream details, team news and everything you need to know

Crystal Palace make their return from the September international break as they take on Leicester City at home.

The Eagles have had a tough start to the Premier League season with one draw and two defeats from their opening three games.

Their opposition are in a similar state, with the Foxes falling to defeat twice but picking up a valuable point against Tottenham.

Oliver Glasner will now be looking for his side to kick on after a busy end to the summer transfer window brought through some fresh faces.

So with that said, here’s a look at everything you need to know about Crystal Palace vs Leicester City.

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Crystal Palace vs Leicester City kick-off time

Crystal Palace will host Leicester City at Selhurst Park in a clash between two teams still looking for their first win of the season.

The two sides last faced off in the 2022/23 season, with one win going in the favour of the Eagles, while the reverse fixture was a draw.

Saturday 14th September
Premier League
- Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace
  15:00
  LeicesterLeicester

The match between Crystal Palace and Leicester won’t be available to watch on TV or livestream in the UK, due to the kick-off time.

With the 3pm blackout in place, only those outside of the UK will be able to access a broadcast of the match.

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Crystal Palace boss Glasner will be without a few options at his disposal, with a few injury doubts on the cards.

Chadi Riad is expected to miss out through potential knee ligament damage the centre-back picked up earlier this season.

Rob Holding is training away from the Crystal Palace squad for unspecified reasons and is expected to be unavailable.

Adam Wharton has been managing groin pain over recent months, recently missing out on the England under-21s squad through the issue – though he could be fit to feature against Leicester.

Matheus Franca has been out with a fractured rib but could close in on a potential return to the side.

Leicester City duo Jakub Stolarczyk and Patson Daka are set to miss the clash through injury, though Facundo Buonanotte and Conor Coady could return.