Crystal Palace switch their attention back to the Premier League this weekend as they prepare to take on Manchester United.
Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace picked up a 2-1 victory over Queens Park Rangers in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup and will now switch their focus back to the Premier League.
Back-to-back draws for Palace against Leicester City and Chelsea have meant that it has not been the best start to the new season at Selhurst Park for Glasner.
With an in-form Manchester United coming to town, this could well be another tough match for the Eagles, here’s everything you need to know about this weekend’s encounter.

Crystal Palace vs Manchester United kick-off time & date
Crystal Palace play host to Manchester United this weekend with the Red Devils certainly in form after scoring 10 goals without reply in their last two games.
Kick-off time for the game is 5:30 pm on Saturday the 21st of September with the game set to be played at Selhurst Park, with Palace in desperate need of a victory to kickstart their campaign.
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Crystal Palace vs Manchester United TV channel information
Palace’s game against United will be available to watch on Sky Sports Main Event and indeed Sky Sports Premier League.
A valid Sky Sports TV subscription is required to watch the match, which will be available on either channel.
Virgin media channel: 511 & 512
Sky channel: 401 & 402
Crystal Palace vs Manchester United live stream
If you do not have a Sky TV subscription all is not lost as a NOW TV subscription would be good enough to watch the game.
You can stream the game on your phone or laptop by going to the NOW TV site and signing up. Sign up for an account well before kick-off to save disappointment.
Crystal Palace team news
Rob Holding has been excluded from the Crystal Palace squad, with the former Arsenal defender training on his own.
Trevoh Chalobah (abdominal), Matheus Franca (ribs) and Chadi Riad (knee) are all expected to miss out on the tie, while Cheick Doucoure (toe) is also expected to miss out.
Eddie Nketiah scored his first Palace goal against QPR during the week and will surely be in line to start the game against Manchester United.
Manchester United team news
As for Palace’s opponents, United come into this game off the back of a 7-0 win over Barnsley in the Carabao Cup.
Mason Mount and Rasmus Hojlund are back in training for United but it seems too soon for the pair to return.
Luke Shaw will also miss the game against Palace as he is still recovering from an injury problem he suffered before the beginning of the season.
