Crystal Palace are stepping up their preparations for the new Premier League season with another pre-season match.
This time the Eagles head Stateside as their tour of America is underway, with plenty of familiar faces to be met.
Oliver Glasner’s side has two games in the USA, following a draw against Charlton and a 6-3 win over Crawley Town.
The first of which is against Premier League rivals Wolves, before they face off with more league opposition in the form of West Ham.
It will be a good test for the Crystal Palace boss to determine just how close his squad are to others in the division in terms of fitness and tactical development – even if a few stars will be missing.
So with that said, here’s a look at all the details you need to know ahead of Crystal Palace v Wolves in the USA.
Crystal Palace v Wolves kick-off time
Crystal Palace will be taking on Wolves at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Maryland, USA.
The kick-off time is set for 8pm local time (EDT), which means it will take place at 1am (BST) in the UK on Thursday, August 1st.
Is Crystal Palace v Wolves on TV?
There will be no broadcast of Crystal Palace’s clash with Wolves on UK television, though there will be a live stream available through the club’s official channels.
Crystal Palace v Wolves live stream
A live stream of Crystal Palace v Wolves is available via the club’s official streaming channel, PalaceTV+.
A valid account is required along with a paid subscription that can either grant you access to the pre-season matches as a bundle or an annual pass that brings more benefits throughout the year.
Grab a PalaceTV+ matchday pass, here.
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Crystal Palace team news
Glasner will have a nearly full squad at his disposal in the early hours of Thursday morning, with a few absentees in the US.
Cheick Doucoure’s injury concerns will be checked after the midfielder was forced off against Crawley – though the Crystal Palace boss claimed it wasn’t too serious.
There will be seven first-teamers missing due to international tournaments, with Marc Guehi, Adam Wharton, Eberechi Eze and Dean Henderson all involved in England’s run to the Euro 2024 final- and requiring an extra break.
Jefferson Lerma and Daniel Munoz helped Colombia reach the final of the Copa America, equally requiring some time away.
Jean-Philippe Mateta is currently participating in the Olympic Games with France this summer.
