Arsenal – Crystal Palace – This Saturday’s Premier League 24th round brings us two London teams, with home-based Arsenal currently taking sixth place on the table and has 14 points more than the 12th Crystal Palace. Still, the Palace at Emirates comes after two linked victories and will certainly do their best to get the impression from their recent look at Selhurst Park, when the “top players” celebrated 3: 2.

Arsenal
But just after that match and the problems for coach Wenger began, as his team in the next three rounds of the Premier League won only two more points, while they were eliminated from the FA Cup by the second leg of Nottingham Forrest. So as the only positive result in that period we can distinguish 0: 0 from the rival Chelsea, as they will now have the chance to score in the final of the League Cup.
However, prior to that match, “top players” have to do this first round with Crystal Palace, which we have already said that Emirates is coming after two linked wins, while Arsenal in the last round defeated 2: 1 at home at Bournemouth. Otherwise, Wenger has once again faced major problems with the absence of injured Koscielny, Cazorla midfielder and Giroud striker, but defenseless defenders Monreal and Kolasin, and midfielders Ramsey and Ozil, while the Sanchez striker is still at the exit gate.

Crystal Palace
Unlike their city rivals, Crystal Palace footballers are expecting a brilliant mood this Saturday, as they have already hit the 12th place on the Premier League table and have five points more than 18-st Stoke after two wins. However, between these two victories, guests at Southampton and home to Burnley, Hodgson’s coaches have also defeated FA Cup third-round defeat at 2: 1 at Brighton.
However, they may well be as well in the competition as they are no longer obliged to do so because they can fully devote themselves to the struggle for survival in the elite society in the continuation of the season. And as far as they are getting better on that plan, it is quite realistic to expect Arsenal to be bravely up to the first minute, regardless of the fact that they are injured by eight players, including defenders Ward, Sakho, Dann and Schlupp, the Loftus-Cheek and Puncheon midfielders, and the Townsend and Wickham strikers.