Crystal Palace v Burnley live stream, Sky Sports, Saturday 13 February, 3pm GMT
Crystal Palace will be looking to bounce back from Monday’s loss to Leeds when they host Burnley this weekend.
Roy Hodgson’s side were comfortably beaten at Elland Road last time out, following back-to-back victories over Wolves and Newcastle in their two previous games. With relegation and Europa League qualification equally unlikely, there is a danger of Palace’s season fizzling out. Hodgson will want to avoid that, particularly as the club have a big decision to make with regards to his future. The former England boss is out of contract this summer and the Palace hierarchy are said to be weighing up whether or not to offer him a new deal.
Burnley are closer to the bottom three than their upcoming opponents, but they too do not appear to be in much danger of falling through the trapdoor. Sean Dyche’s side are nine points clear of trouble going into the weekend, having pulled themselves further away from the relegation zone in recent weeks. They will now be looking to complete the double over Palace, who the Clarets beat at Turf Moor earlier in the campaign.
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Palace have the lengthiest injury list in the division right now. Wayne Hennessey, Connor, Jeff Schlupp Wickham and Nathan Ferguson are long-term absentees, while James Tomkins and Mamadou Sakho have struggled with various injury problems throughout the season. Joel Ward has a knock, while midfield duo James McCarthy and James McArthur will need to be assessed.
Most significantly of all, Palace remain without star man Wilfried Zaha, who is nursing a hamstring strain. Ebere Eze will be expected to provide the spark in Zaha’s absence, while Jean-Philippe Mateta will hope to keep his place up front alongside Jordan Ayew.
Burnley could welcome back Nick Pope and Jack Cork, who have both been able to train in the run-up to Saturday’s game. Chris Wood is a doubt with a thigh injury, while Charlie Taylor is unlikely to be risked as he continues his return from a problem with the same muscle. Robbie Brady could feature in the matchday squad, but Josh Brownhill is a doubt.
Kick-off is at 3pm GMT and the game is being shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League in the UK. See below for watching details where you are.
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