Whites' manager Jesse Marsch has been showing his frustrations and was forced to watch last Sunday's goalless draw with Aston Villa from the Elland Road stands after picking up a touchline ban. Leeds have had a kinder start but their tricky October schedule includes a home game with Arsenal and a visit to Liverpool. Sunday's home match against Leeds marks the start of an easier run of fixtures and it isn't fanciful to believe that Palace could be pushing towards the top half when the league pauses for the World Cup. Palace have gone close to claiming a couple of major scalps and if they can maintain their high standards, they should soon climb the table. They experienced another hard luck story at home to Chelsea last Saturday when a 90th-minute winner from Conor Gallagher, who enjoyed a successful loan spell at Selhurst Park last term, settled the contest 2-1 in the Blues' favour. įour of Palace's opening seven matches have been against big-six opponents and there have been positives to take with Vieira's men impressing in the 1-1 draw at Liverpool and the 4-2 defeat at Manchester City. Vieira's calmness is well-founded because Palace have played some decent football and looked nothing like relegation candidates despite starting the weekend 17th. Match previewĬrystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira has retained a cool head despite his team's slow start to the season and he can guide the Eagles to an important victory over Leeds at Selhurst Park. Stuart Dallas (thigh), Archie Gray (toe) and Adam Forshaw (ankle) are injured and Luis Sinisterra serves a one-match ban.

Nathan Ferguson, Nathaniel Clyne (both ankle), Jack Butland (hand) and James McArthur (groin) are ruled out. Sky Sports Main Event & Premier League, 2pm Sunday Best bet Free football tips, best bets and analysis for Crystal Palace v Leeds United in the Premier League on Sunday.

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