Live on Sky: Crystal Palace vs Leicester preview

Team news, key stats and prediction ahead of Crystal Palace vs Leicester in the Premier League.

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Team news

Crystal Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita should return as he returned to training following a minor injury, replacing Wayne Hennessey. Palace could be missing Andros Townsend for Sunday's game with a muscle injury, although he will be monitored again on Saturday before the game.

Leicester are only missing midfielder Matty James, who continues to battle a long-term Achilles injury.

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How to follow and watch

Crystal Palace vs Leicester is live on Super Sunday from 1pm; kick-off 2pm. Sky Sports customers can watch in-game clips in the live match blog on the Sky Sports website and app. Highlights will also be published on the Sky Sports digital platforms and the Sky Sports Football YouTube channel shortly after the final whistle.

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Opta stats

• Crystal Palace have won their last four Premier League meetings with Leicester by an aggregate score of 13-1 - in their top-flight history the Eagles have only ever won five in a row against Wimbledon (1989-1991).
• Leicester have lost four of their seven Premier League away games against Crystal Palace, failing to score in each defeat. However, they've never lost away at Palace in the competition when they've found the net (W2 D1).
• This will be Crystal Palace's fourth Premier League game in a row against a side starting in the top five of the table - the first side to have done so since Wolves in November 2010.
• Leicester's last away game saw them record the biggest ever away win in English top-flight history (9-0). However, the Foxes have won just one of their last 14 Premier League games in London (D6 L7).
• Crystal Palace haven't lost back-to-back Premier League home games since March. They've won 53% of their Premier League points at Selhurst Park this season (8/15), compared to just 41% last season (20/49).
• Leicester haven't won away on a Sunday in the Premier League since April 2016 (2-0 at Sunderland), drawing three and losing six since then.

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Charlie Nicholas' prediction

These are two teams that deserve compliments for different reasons. Leicester were clinical, ruthless and purposeful against Southampton. On the flip side, the Sokratis Papastathopoulos goal should have stood but Crystal Palace earned a great point at Arsenal.

Crystal Palace are a better team away, but Leicester have a confidence about them and they have every chance of the top four. All of the surrounding teams are having wobbles and Leicester just go about their business.

Roy Hodgson will still be more cautious than he is away from home. Hodgson was like Rodgers when he was younger, tactical and technical, but he will adapt his side to play against Leicester, and I think they will cancel each other out for this reason.

CHARLIE PREDICTS: 1-1 (5/1 with Sky Bet)

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