It doesn’t get any easier for Roy Hodgson and Crystal Palace. His schedule since taking over from Frank de Boer has seen meetings with the Manchester clubs and Chelsea, and now he runs into a Tottenham team flying after their midweek Champions League triumph against Real Madrid. Hodgson will take inspiration from the way that Palace upset the odds to beat Chelsea while Tottenham will be wary of Wilfried Zaha, a player they would love to sign. David HytnerKick-off Sunday noonVenue WembleyLast season Tottenham 1 Crystal Palace 0Live BT Sport 1Referee Kevin FriendThis season G5, Y13, R0, 2.6 cards per gameOdds H 3-10 A 12-1 D 23-4Tottenham HotspurSubs from Gazzaniga, Trippier, Walker-Peters, Davies, Lamela, Foyth, Dembélé, Nkoudou, Son, LlorenteDoubtful Lamela (hip)Injured Lloris (hip, 18 Nov), Alderweireld (hamstring, 25 Nov), Wanyama (knee, unknown)Suspended NoneForm DWWWWLDiscipline Y12 R1Leading scorer Kane 8Crystal PalaceSubs from Hennessey, Henry, Kelly, McArthur, Delaney, Souaré, Tomkins, Mutch, Puncheon, Sako, Riedewald, Kaikai, LeeDoubtful Lee (match fitness), McArthur (ankle), Sakho (calf)Injured Benteke (knee, 18 Nov), Van Aanholt (hamstring, 18 Nov), Wickham (knee, Jan)Suspended NoneForm LLLWLDDiscipline Y20 R0Leading scorer Zaha 2

Source: The Guardian November 04, 2017 08:48 UTC