Can I watch Everton vs Crystal Palace? Live streams, TV details and preview

Watch Everton v Crystal Palace this weekend in the Premier League as the Toffees test themselves against last season's FA Cup winners.

Want to watch the game live? FourFourTwo provides all the details...

Everton's unbeaten home run continued with a 1-1 draw with West Ham last time out, as the Toffees failed to find a vital late winner.

Jack Grealish continues to impress during his loan spell from Manchester City, with Michael Keane also excelling under David Moyes so far this season.

Crystal Palace's last Premier League scalp was over reigning champions Liverpool on home soil, as Oliver Glasner continues to be commended for the job he is doing. Their unbeaten run now extends to 19 games.

Eddie Nketiah's added-on time winner ensured Palace are still the Premier League's only unbeaten side as we reach the seventh matchday.

Watch Everton v Crystal Palace in the UK

Everton v Crystal Palace is one of four 2pm kick-offs on Sunday afternoon, all of which are being shown in the UK and Ireland on Sky Sports.

The other games include Aston Villa v Burnley, Newcastle v Nottingham Forest and Wolves v Brighton.

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Watch Everton v Crystal Palace in the US

In the US, Peacock Sports has exclusive rights to Everton v Crystal Palace.

More details are provided below on how you can tune in Stateside.

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How to watch Everton v Crystal Palace in Australia

Premier League fans in Australia can watch Everton v Crystal Palace through Stan Sport.

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Everton v Crystal Palace: Premier League preview

Everton's new stadium continues to drum up praise with the Toffees yet to taste defeat on home soil.

With renewed confidence and a new-look side, Moyes continues to draw praise for his positive approach, and you do feel a new era is beginning to be built on Merseyside.

They will have to do without star midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall in this one, however, with the former Chelsea man suspended after accumulating five yellow cards already.

The Eagles are flying, and Glasner's men celebrated wildly after winning late on last time out against Liverpool.

The only unbeaten side left in the Premier League after six games is quite a feat, and despite losing key man Eberechi Eze in the summer, Selhurst Park remains a tough place to go.

Travelling to Liverpool to try and complete a Merseyside double in successive weeks would be another marker for the rest of the division, but Palace will be without Cheick Doucoure, Chadi Riad and Caleb Kporha.

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Everton vs Crystal Palace: Expected line-ups

FourFourTwo's prediction

Everton 2-2 Crystal Palace

We really can't separate the two sides heading into this one, but feel Jean-Phillippe Mateta may have a tough afternoon up against Michael Keane and James Tarkowski.