How to watch today's Crystal Palace vs Manchester City Premier League game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Aiming to secure back-to-back Premier League victories in the span of four days, Manchester City head to Selhurst Park on Saturday afternoon to face Crystal Palace.

The Eagles ended a four-match winless run on Tuesday evening with a crucial triumph over Ipswich Town at Portman Road. That result lifted Crystal Palace three points above the relegation zone and brought them within touching distance of 15th place.

Meanwhile, after enduring a seven-game stretch without tasting victory, the Sky Blues finally claimed a much-needed win by defeating Nottingham Forest in midweek. The defending champions currently trail league leaders Liverpool by nine points but have started to chip away at the deficit following the Reds' midweek draw against Newcastle United at St. James' Park.

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How to watch Crystal Palace vs Manchester City online - TV channels & live streams

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Crystal Palace vs Manchester City kick-off time

Premier League - Premier League

Selhurst Park

The Premier League match between Crystal Palace and Manchester City will be played at Selhurst Park in London, England.

It will kick off at 10:00 am ET/ 7:00 am PT on Saturday, December 7, in the US.

Team news & squads

Crystal Palace vs Manchester City lineups

Crystal Palace

3-4-2-1

Formation

3-2-4-1

MCI

1

D. Henderson

6

C

M. Guehi

12

D. Munoz

27

T. Chalobah

5

M. Lacroix

3

T. Mitchell

19

W. Hughes

8

J. Lerma

10

E. Eze

7

I. Sarr

14

J. Mateta

18

S. Ortega

24

J. Gvardiol

3

R. Dias

2

C

K. Walker

17

K. De Bruyne

27

M. Nunes

26

Savinho

19

I. Gundogan

82

R. Lewis

20

B. Silva

9

Erling Haaland

3-2-4-1

MCI

CRY

-Line up

• 1

  D. Henderson

• 6

  M. Guehi (C)

• 12

  D. Munoz

  4’

• 27

  T. Chalobah

• 5

  M. Lacroix

  56’

• 3

  T. Mitchell

• 19

  W. Hughes

  4’, 56’

• 8

  J. Lerma

• 10

  E. Eze

  72’

• 7

  I. Sarr

  77’

• 14

  J. Mateta

Substitutes

• 28

  C. Doucoure

• 26

  C. Richards

• 9

  E. Nketiah

  77’

  90’ + 3’

• 15

  J. Schlupp

• 2

  J. Ward

• 30

  M. Turner

• 18

  D. Kamada

• 17

  N. Clyne

• 55

  J. Devenny

  72’

Manager

• Oliver Glasner

MCI

-Line up

• 18

  S. Ortega

• 24

  J. Gvardiol

• 3

  R. Dias

• 2

  K. Walker (C)

• 17

  K. De Bruyne

  86’

• 27

  M. Nunes

  30’

• 26

  Savinho

  79’

• 19

  I. Gundogan

• 82

  R. Lewis

  68’

  70’

  84’

• 20

  B. Silva

  68’

• 9

  Erling Haaland

  30’

Substitutes

• 75

  N. O'Reilly

• 87

  J. McAtee

• 10

  J. Grealish

  86’

• 56

  J. Wright

• 31

  Ederson Moraes

• 33

  S. Carson

• 11

  J. Doku

  79’

• 66

  J. Simpson-Pusey

• 97

  J. Wilson-Esbrand

Manager

• Pep Guardiola

Crystal Palace team news

Crystal Palace continue to grapple with injuries, with Chadi Riad (knee) and both Adam Wharton and Matheus Franca (groin) still unavailable. However, there is hope that Riad and Wharton could return later this month.

Midfielder Cheick Doucoure is ready to start after Oliver Glasner clarified that his substitution at half-time against Ipswich was due to a yellow card rather than an injury. The Mali international will vie for a spot in midfield alongside Jefferson Lerma and Will Hughes. Meanwhile, Daichi Kamada is back in contention following a three-match suspension and might slot into midfield or play a more advanced role supporting Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eberechi Eze.

Manchester City team news

For Manchester City, the injury list has grown following their midweek victory over Nottingham Forest, with Nathan Ake sidelined by a hamstring issue. He joins Rodri (ACL), Oscar Bobb (leg fracture), Mateo Kovacic (unspecified), and John Stones (foot) on the treatment table.

There are also doubts surrounding Manuel Akanji, who exited at halftime in the Forest clash due to an unspecified problem, and Phil Foden, who missed that game because of bronchitis. Should both Ake and Akanji be unavailable, Josko Gvardiol may shift to central defense, or 19-year-old Jahmai Simpson-Pusey could partner Ruben Dias at the back, with Kyle Walker and Rico Lewis filling the full-back positions.

Manager Pep Guardiola will deliberate whether to start Kevin De Bruyne again after his midweek outing, likely partnering Ilkay Gundogan and Jack Grealish in midfield. Goalkeeper Stefan Ortega might retain his place for a third consecutive match, potentially keeping Ederson on the bench.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

CRY

Last 5 matches

MCI

0

Wins

2

Draws

3

Wins

• Crystal Palace

  2

  -

  4

  Manchester City

• Manchester City

  2

  -

  2

  Crystal Palace

• Crystal Palace

  0

  -

  1

  Manchester City

• Manchester City

  4

  -

  2

  Crystal Palace

• Crystal Palace

  0

  -

  0

  Manchester City

6

Goals scored

11

Games over 2.5 goals

3/5

Both teams scored

3/5

Standings

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