- 31Guaita
- 3P. van Aanholt
- 6S. Dann
- 5James Tomkins
- 29A. Wan-Bissaka
- 15J. Schlupp
- 4L. Milivojević
- 18J. McArthur
- 11Wilfried Zaha
- 23M. Batshuayi
- 10A. Townsend
- 7Max Meyer
- 17C. Benteke
- 1J. Speroni
- 34M. Kelly
- 2Joel Ward
- 8C. Kouyaté
- 14J. Ayew
- 1M. Ryan
- 30Bernardo
- 5L. Dunk
- 4S. Duffy
- 22Martín Montoya
- 24D. Pröpper
- 6Dale Stephens
- 8Y. Bissouma
- 11Anthony Knockaert
- 16A. Jahanbakhsh
- 17G. Murray
- 20S. March
- 9J. Locadia
- 27D. Button
- 3G. Bong
- 33D. Burn
- 7B. Kayal
- 19José Izquierdo
Crystal Palace recovered from their 3 – 1 loss to Manchester United with a similar win over Burnley and they will be keen to extend the same favor to Brighton, who saw off bottom side Huddersfield Town 1 – 0. Both sides have three wins, and a clean sheet apiece in their last five matches but while Palace have a loss, and a draw, Brighton have two losses, which makes them the underdogs in this case. Palace have 11 goals in their last five matches, that is, three more than Brighton but they will be seeking a first home win in three matches after a draw and a loss in the last two. Palace have not had an entirely comfortable run at home in the Premier League; they have one win in the last six, and only four in the last 15 so their work here will be well cut out. They will however look at this as a winnable clash, with Brighton carrying a six game winless run away from home in the league, having lost five of those. In 27 away matches in the league, Brighton have managed just two wins. The two sides have each picked two wins in the last six meetings. Two of the six matches have ended goalless and Brighton have failed to score in three. The last three meetings have each yielded over 2.5 goals. In 18 meetings in total, Palace have won six and Brighton seven.