Crystal Palace take on Everton at Goodison Park in what promises to be a vital match for both clubs after poor starts to the season.
Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace were an Andre Onana save away from claiming all three points against Manchester United at Selhurst Park, but the Eagles had to settle for a 0-0 draw against United.
Palace’s start to the Premier League season has not been as good as they had hoped for but the Eagles have a chance to put that right against Sean Dyche’s Everton at Goodison Park.
The Toffees have had a poor start to the campaign with just one point from a possible 15 so far. Holding onto leads seems to be a struggle for Everton with a 3-2 defeat to Bournemouth after being two goals to the good and a 1-1 draw against Leicester City two examples of this.
Here’s everything you need to know about Saturday’s vital clash against Everton.
Everton vs Crystal Palace kick-off time
Everton host Palace at Goodison Park with both sides really struggling in the early days of the Premier League campaign.
The two teams have found goals hard to come by with the Toffees netting on five occasions whilst Glasner’s Palace have scored just four goals in the Premier League so far this season.
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Everton vs Crystal Palace TV and Live stream details
Unlike Palace’s draw against Manchester United at Selhurst Park, which was televised, the Eagles’ vital clash against Everton will not be shown on TV due to the game kicking off at 3pm.
In the UK any game that kicks off between 2:30pm and 5pm on a Saturday has to deal with a television blackout which essentially means no live football between these hours.
With the 3pm blackout in place, only those outside of the UK will be able to access a broadcast of the match.
Everton vs Crystal Palace team news and injury updates
On the injury front for Palace, Chadi Riad (knee), and Cheick Doucoure (ankle) are set to miss out whilst Rob Holding remains with the under-21s.
Elsewhere, Matheus Franca and summer signing Trevoh Chalobah are both doubts. Eddie Nketiah will surely lead the line for Palace whilst Jefferson Lerma will be hoping for a starting berth for the Eagles.
As for Everton, Armando Broja (calf), Youssef Chermiti (ankle), Seamus Coleman (calf) and Idrissa Gana Gueye are all unavailable for the clash at Goodison Park.
