Crystal Palace predicted lineup
GW1 · 0 community XIs · top 5 form the consensus
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Projected XI
4-4-2How our model expects Crystal Palace to line up in GW1, from each player's expected minutes. The percentage is how likely he is to start. The community's own predicted XIs are below — where enough of them agree, they take over from this.
GK
- Henderson100%
DEF
- Mitchell100%
- Lacroix100%
- Richards95%
- Muñoz95%
MID
- Yeremy71%
Bench: Johnson, Lerma, Hughes, Canvot
Crystal Palace team news
Out
- Uchehas returned to Getafe CF
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Doubtful
- WhartonAnkle injury - 75% chance of playing · 75% chance
?
Set-piece takers
- PenaltiesMateta, Sarr, Devenny
- Free kicksYeremy, Johnson, Devenny
- CornersWharton, Yeremy, Hughes
Predict the XI
0/11 starters · 0/9 subsGK
- Henderson
- Benitez
- Matthews
DEF
- Lacroix
- Muñoz
- Mitchell
- Richards
- Canvot
- Chadi Riad
- Sosa
- Cardines
- Mingueza
P
MID
- Sarr
- Wharton?
- Yeremy
- Lerma
- Kamada
- Johnson
- Hughes
- Devenny
- Esse
- Drakes-Thomas
- Doucouré
- J.Rak-Sakyi
- M.França
FWD
- Mateta
- Strand Larsen
- Nketiah
- Uche—
Community XIs
No one has predicted Crystal Palace's GW1 XI yet.
Crystal Palace lineup FAQ
- Who is expected to start for Crystal Palace in GW1?
- Our projected Crystal Palace XI for GW1 is Henderson, Mitchell, Lacroix, Richards, Muñoz, Yeremy, Sarr, Kamada, Wharton, Strand Larsen and Mateta, lining up 4-4-2. It is built from each player's expected minutes and updates as team news lands.
- Who is out for Crystal Palace?
- Uche is unavailable for Crystal Palace.
- Which Crystal Palace players are doubts for GW1?
- Wharton carries a fitness doubt ahead of GW1. Each one's chance of playing is listed above and updates as the club reports.
- When is the Crystal Palace lineup confirmed?
- The official Crystal Palace XI is announced roughly an hour before kick-off. Until then this page shows a projection plus the community's predicted XIs, which update continuously as members post and vote.
- How is the Crystal Palace predicted lineup worked out?
- Two ways. Our model projects each player's expected minutes and turns them into a chance of starting. Separately, members post their own predicted XIs and vote on each other's — once a club has 2 supported lineups, that community consensus takes over from the model.