West Ham travel across London to Selhurst Park on Saturday, where they will face a team just two places below them in the table. The Hammers, who sit in 12th, have six points more than their London opponents in 14th.
Palace come into the game in fine form against London sides, having won the last two games against London clubs 2-0, but they have not beaten West Ham at home in their last four.
The reverse fixture between the two sides at the London Stadium ended in a 3-2 win for the Hammers back in December after Palace let a 1-0 lead slip.
Below is 90min's preview for the fixture.
Where to Watch
| When Is Kick Off? | Saturday 9th February |
| What Time Is Kick Off? | 15:00 GMT |
| Where Is it Played? | Selhurst Park |
| TV Channel/Live Stream | Soccer Saturday |
Team News
Crystal Palace will welcome back Wilfried Zaha after he served his one game suspension for a red card he picked up against Southampton. Pape Souare is out, as is former West Ham man Cheikhou Kouyate. James Tomkins is also a doubt to face his old club and will face a fitness test before the weekend. New signing Michy Batshuayi
Several Hammers players remain out with long term injuries, including Manuel Lanzini, Carlos Sanchez, Winston Reid, Andriy Yarmolenko, Jack Wilshere and Fabian Balbuena. Samir Nasri is also expected to miss out after suffering a minor injury in training, whilst Marko Arnautovic may return after he missed the Hammers home game against Liverpool.
Predicted Lineups
| Crystal Palace | Guaita, Van Aanholt, Sakho, Tomkins, Wan-Bissaka, Schlupp, Milivojevic, McArthur, Towsend, Zaha, Batshuayi |
| West Ham | Fabianski, Cresswell, Ogbonna, Diop, Fredericks, Rice, Noble, Snodgrass, Anderson, Antonio, Arnautovic |
Head to Head Record
Palace lost to West Ham 3-2 earlier in the season after surrendering a 1-0 first half lead, with Robert Snodgrass, Felipe Anderson and Javier Hernandez the goal getters on the day. The Hammers have boasted a good record against their London opponents in recent years, having not lost in seven games against the Eagles, winning three of the last four games played at Selhurst Park.
With 23 wins to Crystal Palace's 14, West Ham carry the superior record between the two sides, while 20 games have ended in a draw. There has not be a scoreless draw in this fixture since early in 2012.
Recent Form
Crystal Palace come into the game having moved clear of the relegation zone with a crucial win over struggling Fulham. Goals were Palace's biggest problem earlier in the season and whilst they have scored the fifth least goals in the Premier League this season, they have scored seven in the last four Premier League games. New signing
| Crystal Palace | West Ham |
| Crystal Palace 2-0 Fulham (02/02) | West Ham 1-1 Liverpool (04/02) |
| Southampton 1-1 Crystal Palace (30/01) | Wolves 3-0 West Ham (29/01) |
| Crystal Palace 2-0 Tottenham (27/01) | AFC Wimbledon 4-2 West Ham (26/01) |
| Liverpool 4-3 Crystal Palace (19/01) | Bournemouth 2-0 West Ham (19/01) |
| Crystal Palace 1-2 Watford (12/01) | West Ham 1-0 Arsenal (12/01) |
Prediction
With West Ham's inconsistent performances holding them back in recent months, Palace will fancy their chances. The Eagles have struggled against their east London opponents recently, but will have confidence that they can call upon a nearly fully fit squad and newly signed
Source : 90min