Crystal Palace vs West Ham United: Team news, kick-off time, probable line-ups, odds and stats from the Premier League clash

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Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Crystal Palace's home clash with West Ham...

Crystal Palace vs West Ham (Selhurst Park)

Team news

Crystal Palace

James McArthur will face a late fitness test ahead of Crystal Palace's Premier League clash with West Ham at Selhurst Park.

The midfielder has been undergoing intensive treatment all week on a knock in a bid to be fit to face the Hammers.

James McArthur (left) is in a race to be fit for Crystal Palace's clash against West Ham

Lee Chung-yong has been sent for a scan after receiving a nasty kick in the 4-1 Carabao Cup defeat at Bristol City on Tuesday, so remains doubtful for the weekend.

Provisional squad: Speroni, Hennessey, Ward, Fosu-Mensah, Kelly, Dann, Sakho, Riedwald, Delaney, Schlupp, Van Aanholt, Souare, McArthur, Milivojevic, Cabaye, Mutch, Lee, Kaikai, Ladapo, Puncheon, Sako, Zaha, Townsend.

West Ham

Michail Antonio faces a late fitness test ahead of West Ham's Premier League trip to bottom club Crystal Palace.

The winger returned to training on Thursday after missing the midweek Carabao Cup success at Tottenham due to a bruised rib.

West Ham United's Michail Antonio has returned to training for but will undergo a fitness test

Hammers defender James Collins remains sidelined because of an ankle problem, while striker Andy Carroll is available again for league action following a one-match suspension.

Provisional squad: Hart, Adrian, Byram, Zabaleta, Cresswell, Masuaku, Fonte, Reid, Ogbonna, Kouyate, Obiang, Noble, Rice, Fernandes, Antonio, Lanzini, Sakho Arnautovic, Ayew, Hernandez, Carroll.

Key match stats (supplied by Opta)

Crystal Palace have lost their last three home games against West Ham in league competition, their longest losing run versus the Hammers on home soil.

West Ham are unbeaten in the Premier League versus Crystal Palace under Slaven Bilic (W3 D1 L0).

Crystal Palace have won only seven of their 23 Premier League home games since the start of 2016-17 (W7 D2 L14), although the last was against the reigning champions Chelsea.

Palace have won just three points from their opening nine Premier League games this season. In 2013-14, they won three points in their first 10 games and still finished the season in 11th position.

Since Slaven Bilic was appointed as West Ham manager in the summer of 2015, West Ham have won as many games that they have lost in the Premier League (30) and have collected 115 points – more than Stoke, Watford, West Brom, Swansea, Bournemouth and Crystal Palace from the same number of games (85).

Crystal Palace haven't beaten West Ham at Selhurst Park since Marouane Chamakh struck the only goal in a December 2013 Premier League victory

Crystal Palace have lost 12 of their last 14 Premier League games to nil. Over 2017 as a whole, 17 of their 29 Premier League games have seen them lose without scoring.

Crystal Palace have scored just two goals in their nine Premier League games so far this season. Their xG total is the ninth best in the competition (10.39), suggesting the average side would be expected to score 10 of these chances – this is higher than Chelsea’s xG total (9.46), who have scored 17 goals from their chances.

Manuel Lanzini has scored in all four of his Premier League games against Crystal Palace (four goals). Lanzini has netted more Premier League goals vs the Eagles than any other West Ham player.

Nine of Manuel Lanzini’s 14 Premier League goals have come in London derby matches (64 per cent).

Only Riyad Mahrez (50) has attempted more dribbles this season than Palace’s Andros Townsend and West Ham’s Michail Antonio (both 43). However, the Palace winger has beaten his opponent with 30 of these (70 per cent) while Antonio has only been successful with 13 (30 per cent).