Crystal Palace v Southampton live stream, Wednesday 15 December, 7.30pm GMT
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Crystal Palace are aiming for back-to-back victories when they host struggling Southampton on Wednesday.
In-form midfielder Conor Gallagher scored twice in a 3-1 win for the Eagles over Everton at the weekend that saw them rise to 12th place.
It was the England international’s sixth strike of an impressive campaign, in which he’s also provided three assists and been directly involved in 41 per cent of Palace’s goals.
The Londoners are enjoying a good season, having lost five of their 16 games so far – their best record since 1991-92, when then finished 10th.
Saints, meanwhile, are in poor form and a 3-0 loss to Arsenal on Saturday stretched their winless run to five matches.
Ralph Hassenhutl’s side have had problems with injuries, Adam Armstrong becoming the latest when he limped off against the Gunners.
“The Premier League shows all the weaknesses you have. With the injuries you could see it,” the manager said after the game.
Saints are at risk of being dragged into the relegation battle, as they are 16th and five points above the drop zone ahead of the midweek action.
Kick-off is at 7.30pm GMT on Wednesday, December 15.
UK viewers can watch live on BT Sport 3. See below for international broadcast options.
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