Crystal Palace vs Leicester Prediction and Betting Preview, 03 Nov 2019

Here's our Crystal Palace vs Leicester Prediction analysis:

The early fixture sees the meeting of two of the country’s in form sides as the Eagles host an in-form Leicester side at Selhurst Park.

Match status: 2019/20 Premier League - Matchweek 11
Kick-off: Sunday 03 Nov 2019, 03:00pm CET
 Venue: Selhurst Park (London)

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Crystal Palace

After 10 games, this is Palace’s second-strongest start to a top-flight season, sitting level on points but with a worse goal difference than at this stage in 2015/16.

Roy Hodgson’s men come off a hard-earned point at the Emirates last time out, even though crucial VAR decisions went in their favour. After trailing 2 -0 inside 10 minutes at the Emirates, the Eagles showed character as they fought back bravely to pick up a draw with goals from the skipper Luka Milivojevic and Jordan Ayew.

For Palace, playing the Foxes in recent years has been a fruitful occasion, with the aggregate score between the two teams over the last four matches sitting at 13- 1, with the two most recent games at Selhurst Park ending 5 - 0 and 1 - 0 in the South Londoner’s favour.

Wilfried Zaha has scored four top-flight goals versus Leicester, more than any other side, and has netted in each of the last three meetings between the sides.

Crystal Palace Team News

Vicente Guaita, who missed Palace’s defeat to Manchester City and Sunday’s draw at Arsenal, has returned to training following a minor injury and is expected to come in against the Foxes in place of deputy Wayne Hennessey.

Jeffrey Schlupps expected to come back in against his former side in place of injured Andros Townsend, who picked up a muscle injury. Mamadou Sakho (thigh) and Conor Wickham (fitness) remain unavailable.

Leicester City

The Foxes travel to Selhurst Park on a high having recorded the biggest away win in league history following a 9-0 win at Southampton in their last outing.

Many tipped the Foxes to push for a top-six spot this term, but few had them sitting third after 10 games and only two points behind champions Manchester City, who are also the only team to have outscored them in 2019-20.

Victory on Sunday would give Leicester their best-ever start in the top flight, with their current tally of 20 points from 10 outings equalling their record from the 1930-31 season and one better than their unforgettable title-winning campaign.

Brendan Roger’s side look perfectly capable of challenging for a top-four spot this season, with four points already separating them from fifth-placed Arsenal.

Leicester City Team News

Brendan Rodgers is expected to name an unchanged side to the one that thrashed Southampton last time out. Kalechi Iheanacho is making a strong case fro the bench as he was on target in a much-changed side against Burton in a midweek EFL Cup fixture.

Matty James is the only absentee for the foxes.
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