Crystal Palace v Wolves live stream, Sky Sports, Saturday 6 November, 3pm GMT
Crystal Palace and Wolves will both be looking to build on positive results last time out when they go head-to-head at Selhurst Park on Saturday.
Patrick Vieira oversaw his second win as Palace manager last weekend, as his side beat Manchester City 2-0 at the Etihad Stadium. The champions might argue that Aymeric Laporte’s red card on the stroke of half-time was the turning point, but Palace were excellent before that and successfully shut City out in the second half.
Given the Eagles have already been to the Etihad, the Emirates Stadium, Stamford Bridge and Anfield this term, a return of 12 points from 10 matches is very respectable. Vieira will now be hoping to get more wins on the board, although a meeting with an in-form Wolves team will not be easy.
Bruno Lage’s side beat Everton 2-1 on Monday night to make it four wins in their last five Premier League games. Wolves were unfortunate to lose three consecutive matches at the start of the season, when their performances were generally good. It is no surprise they have begun to pick up points since then.
Wolves could have Fernando Marcal available for selection once more, but the recent form of Rayan Ait-Nouri means he is unlikely to go straight back into the XI. Daniel Podence is pushing for a start as part of the front three, but Pedro Neto, Hugo Bueno, Jonny Otto and Yerson Mosquera are all on the treatment table.
Nathan Ferguson and Ebere Eze are continuing their comebacks from injury, but neither will be involved here. Christian Benteke could return up front and Michael Olise is also pushing for a start after his terrific cameo at the Etihad last time out. Elsewhere, Cheikhou Kouyate could drop out for Luka Milivojevic at the base of midfield.
Kick-off is at 3pm GMT on Saturday 6 November. See below for international broadcast options.
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