Crystal Palace
Line-up
- 31Guaita
- 3P. van Aanholt
- 12M. Sakho
- 34M. Kelly
- 29A. Wan-Bissaka
- 15J. Schlupp
- 4L. Milivojević
- 18J. McArthur
- 11Wilfried Zaha
- 17C. Benteke
- 10A. Townsend
- 7Max Meyer
- 23M. Batshuayi
Subs
- 13W. Hennessey
- 6S. Dann
- 2Joel Ward
- 14J. Ayew
- 26B. Sako
Missing
- 1J. Speroni
- 27Pape Souaré
- 5James Tomkins
- 8C. Kouyaté
West Ham
Line-up
- 1Ł. Fabiański
- 3A. Cresswell
- 21A. Ogbonna
- 23I. Diop
- 24R. Fredericks
- 41D. Rice
- 8Felipe Anderson
- 11R. Snodgrass
- 16M. Noble
- 30M. Antonio
- 17Javier Hernández
- 5P. Zabaleta
- 14Pedro Obiang
- 7M. Arnautović
Subs
- 13Adrian Castillo
- 26A. Masuaku
- 9Andy Carroll
- 45G. Diangana
Missing
- 2W. Reid
- 4Fabián Balbuena
- 10M. Lanzini
- 15Carlos Sánchez
- 18S. Nasri
- 19J. Wilshere
- 7A. Yarmolenko
West Ham did very well against Liverpool on Monday night - they got a point, but could have won it.
Marko Arnautovic should be back to lead the Hammers' attack on Saturday because, if he is fit, he has to play.
I am not quite sure what to make of Manuel Pellegrini's side because sometimes I look at them and think, 'This lot are a good team' and then there are games where I watch them and think, 'Have this lot just met each other in the street?'
That's the way West Ham are, and part of the reason they are so inconsistent.
Palace have got their own problems, mind you.
They have won their past two home games in the league and FA Cup but their results at Selhurst Park have been iffy this season and I think a draw is the most likely outcome here.
Source: BBC