After beating a rotated Liverpool side 3-0 at Anfield on Wednesday to progress to the EFL Cup quarter-finals, Crystal Palace return their focus to domestic proceedings, hoping to break out of a three-game winless streak. They will face London rivals Brentford on home turf, which is an enticing matchup with both sides currently level on points. 

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📈 Crystal Palace v Brentford Form & Tactics

An electric start to the season saw Crystal Palace follow up their Community Shield heroics with a six-game unbeaten run in the league, but they have stuttered slightly in recent weeks. That poor run started at the Hill Dickinson Stadium against Everton, as Jack Grealish netted a 93rd-minute winner to bring the Eagles back down to Earth.

Palace were then held to a 3-3 draw at Selhurst Park by Bournemouth, before losing 1-0 against Larnaca in front of a home crowd. The hosts dominated with 15 shots worth 1.76 xG, but were unable to breach the visitors’ defence. They were then beaten 1-0 against Arsenal last weekend, in a forgettable game which was largely devoid of any clear-cut chances, eventually decided by a set piece.

Brentford fared better at the weekend in a much more entertaining game against Liverpool. After taking the lead within the first five minutes, Kevin Schade doubled the Bees’ advantage shortly before half time. Igor Thiago grabbed Brentford’s third of the game from the penalty spot, and despite some late pressure from the visitors, Keith Andrews’ side were able to hold on to the three points.

That result made it back-to-back Premier League wins for Brentford, lifting them to 11th place in the table. A victory here would see them jump into the top half of the standings, which not many people would have envisioned after the summer transfer window.

📔 Crystal Palace v Brentford Formation & Team News

Oliver Glasner is not one for much rotation, and he went for a strong XI against Liverpool in the EFL Cup. The most notable change was Eddie Nketiah leading the line in place of Jean-Philippe Mateta, while Chris Richards also missed out. The American international has been struggling with injury, but is expected to return for the weekend.

For Brentford, Yegor Yarmoliuk lasted just 29 minutes against Liverpool last weekend before coming off with a hip injury, while Aaron Hickey is another doubt for this match. However, neither player has suffered serious setbacks, so could be in contention to feature against Crystal Palace.

Thiago and Mikkel Damsgaard were completely rested against Grimsby, so should be in line to reclaim their starting spots this weekend, with Dango Outtara and Kevin Schade occupying the wide positions. Jordan Henderson and Vitaly Janely should partner up in midfield, while Nathan Collins, who scored off the bench at Grimsby, should partner Sepp van den Berg at the back.

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