Crystal Palace vs. Manchester United: Premier League Live Stream, TV Channel, Team News

Crystal Palace vs. Manchester United: Premier League Live Stream, TV Channel, Team News

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Sep 21 2024

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Premier League Showdown: Crystal Palace vs. Manchester United

The much-anticipated Premier League fixture between Crystal Palace and Manchester United is set to take place on Saturday, September 21, 2024, at 12:30 p.m. ET. Fans are eagerly waiting to catch this exciting clash at Selhurst Park in London, marking another chapter in the storied rivalry of these two sides. The match will be broadcast live on NBC, with streaming available on Fubo (try for free) and NBC.com via Peacock.

Crystal Palace: A Season Needing a Turnaround

Crystal Palace has been struggling to find its footing in the Premier League this season, yet to secure their first win. The team’s slow start could be attributed to many of its players being on international duty late into the summer. However, there have been signs of resilience. In their latest league match, they managed to come back from a 2-0 deficit to draw 2-2 against Leicester City, thanks in large part to the efforts of Eberechi Eze and Jean-Philippe Mateta. The team also achieved a morale-boosting 2-1 victory over second-tier Queens Park Rangers midweek in the League Cup, with new signing Eddie Nketiah scoring his debut goal for the Eagles.

Despite these positive signs, the Gaffer will be keenly aware of the need to secure a win to relieve the growing pressure. Crystal Palace face this critical fixture with several key absences; Chadi Riad, Rob Holding, and Matheus Franca are confirmed out, while Trevoh Chalobah remains a doubt following a minor injury.

Manchester United: Gaining Momentum

On the other hand, Manchester United enter this match with growing confidence. After their own sluggish start to the season, they appear to be getting their act together. A monumental 7-0 victory over third-tier Barnsley in midweek League Cup action was followed by a commanding 3-0 win against Southampton in the league. Erik ten Hag’s men look particularly dangerous on the counterattack, with the likes of Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, and Amad Diallo all competing for spots on the wings.

Defensively, United seems more settled as well, thanks to new signings Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui integrating well into the squad. However, they are not without injury woes; Leny Yoro, Tyrell Malacia, Mason Mount, Victor Lindelof, Luke Shaw, and Rasmus Hojlund are out. On the bright side, the latter three are edging closer to making a return. Erik ten Hag faces some selection dilemmas, particularly in midfield where he must decide whether to start new central midfield recruit Manuel Ugarte alongside Kobbie Mainoo to counter Palace’s direct style.

The Tactical Battle and Prediction

This match promises to be a tactically intriguing affair. Crystal Palace, with their direct style and home advantage, could very well make life uncomfortable for Manchester United. The inclusion of pivotal players like Eze and Mateta provides them with a certain edge in attack. At the same time, United’s wealth of attacking talent cannot be underestimated. Rashford’s pace, Garnacho’s trickery, and Diallo’s unpredictability could spell trouble for Palace's defense, particularly if set pieces come into play.

The prediction for this match suggests it could be a high-scoring encounter. Crystal Palace has the potential to put pressure on United and create scoring opportunities. However, United's attacking prowess gives them the edge. A final scoreline of Crystal Palace 2-3 Manchester United has been suggested by pundits, but as always with football, anything can happen on the day.

For fans eagerly awaiting this clash, it promises to be a fascinating contest. With both teams seeking to turn their fortunes around and climb up the Premier League table, expect a hard-fought battle at Selhurst Park.

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14 Comments
  • Christa Kleynhans

    Christa Kleynhans

    Crystal Palace better not choke again like they did against Leicester
    They had the momentum, the crowd, the grit-now they just need to finish it

    September 21, 2024 AT 09:04

  • Kevin Marshall

    Kevin Marshall

    Eze is gonna break United’s left side like a toothpick 😤

    September 22, 2024 AT 18:56

  • Eve Armstrong

    Eve Armstrong

    United’s counterattack structure is terrifyingly efficient right now. The width from Garnacho and Diallo forces fullbacks to commit, and then Rashford just exploits the channel like it’s a Sunday stroll. De Ligt’s positioning in transition is underrated-his read on through balls is top-tier. This isn’t just about pace, it’s about spatial awareness at a elite level.

    September 23, 2024 AT 11:07

  • JIM DIMITRIS

    JIM DIMITRIS

    hope they dont all get hurt again lmao

    September 24, 2024 AT 03:19

  • Patrick Scheuerer

    Patrick Scheuerer

    The Premier League is a theater of manufactured chaos. Every narrative is curated by broadcasters and PR departments. Crystal Palace’s ‘resilience’? A euphemism for surviving incompetence. United’s ‘momentum’? A statistical mirage built on cup games against non-league teams. The real story is the commodification of football as entertainment, not sport.

    September 25, 2024 AT 05:17

  • Shannon Carless

    Shannon Carless

    2-3? lol more like 1-4 and then ten hag does the dance again 🤡

    September 26, 2024 AT 13:16

  • Samba Alassane Thiam

    Samba Alassane Thiam

    Palace fans still think beating QPR counts as a ‘morale boost’? 😂

    September 27, 2024 AT 04:21

  • jessica doorley

    jessica doorley

    It is imperative to acknowledge the strategic evolution evident in Manchester United’s recent performances. The integration of De Ligt and Mazraoui has fundamentally altered the defensive architecture, permitting a more aggressive press and superior ball progression. Furthermore, the midfield dynamism between Ugarte and Mainoo presents a compelling counter to Palace’s direct approach, suggesting a tactical sophistication that transcends mere individual talent.

    September 27, 2024 AT 05:46

  • Angie Ponce

    Angie Ponce

    If United win, it’s because the league is rigged. They’ve had more VAR decisions in their favor than any team this season. And don’t even get me started on the media bias.

    September 29, 2024 AT 04:28

  • Lauren Eve Timmington

    Lauren Eve Timmington

    Eze is the only reason I still watch Palace. He’s got that magic. But if they don’t score in the first 20, they’re gonna fold. United’s gonna eat them alive.

    September 30, 2024 AT 00:20

  • Nadine Taylor

    Nadine Taylor

    Honestly I just hope no one gets injured again. We’ve lost so many good players this season already. If Mateta stays fit, we might just pull off a miracle. But honestly? I’m just here for the vibes. 🙏

    September 30, 2024 AT 02:47

  • will haley

    will haley

    I’m not even watching this game. I’m just gonna sit in my car and cry about how football used to be.

    September 30, 2024 AT 03:42

  • Laura Hordern

    Laura Hordern

    Okay so I’ve been watching Palace since 2012 and let me tell you, this is the most emotionally charged season since the Zaha era. You think Eze is good? Wait till you see how he’s developed under Hodgson’s new 4-2-3-1 setup. He’s not just a dribbler anymore-he’s a playmaker who drops deep, draws three defenders, and then finds Mateta with that left foot like it’s a laser. And don’t even get me started on Nketiah-he’s got that quiet confidence, you know? Like he’s been waiting his whole life for this moment. The crowd’s gonna be electric, the rain’s gonna come, the lights will flicker, and then-BOOM-Eze cuts inside, the keeper dives, and it’s 1-0. I can feel it in my bones. This is the one. This is the night we stop being the team that almost makes it and start being the team that wins. I’m not just predicting it, I’m living it.

    October 1, 2024 AT 19:53

  • Wendy Cuninghame

    Wendy Cuninghame

    This is all part of the globalist agenda to destroy English football. United’s new signings? All EU operatives. Palace’s comeback? Manufactured by the BBC to keep the working class distracted. The real match is happening behind closed doors, and we’re just puppets in their game.

    October 1, 2024 AT 22:17

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