Despite the struggles for both sides, there have been reasons for optimism recently. West Ham’s dramatic comeback at Wembley on Wednesday lifted some pressure on Slaven Bilic while Crystal Palace are back at Selhurst Park for the first time since defeating champions Chelsea. West Ham, as one of four sides still winless away, will be hoping their cup form translates to the league. Jack Mumford
Kick-off Saturday 3pm
Venue Selhurst Park
Last season Crystal Palace 0 West Ham Utd 1
Referee Bobby Madley
This season G5, Y22, R2, 4.8 cards per game
Odds H 13-10 A 9-4 D 11-5
Crystal Palace
Subs from Hennessey, Henry, Kelly, Delaney, Souaré, Fosu-Mensah, Tomkins, Mutch, Riedewald, Puncheon, Sako, Loftus-Cheek, Kaikai
Doubtful McArthur (match fitness)
Injured Benteke (knee, 25 Nov), Lee (match fitness, unknown), Wickham (knee, unknown)
Suspended None
Form LLLLWL
Discipline Y19 R0
Leading scorer Zaha 1
West Ham Utd
Subs from Adrián, Trott, Ogbonna, Rice, Byram, Masuaku, Obiang, Fernandes, Haksabanovic, Antonio, Carroll, Sakho
Doubtful Antonio (rib)
Injured Collins (ankle, 19 Nov)
Suspended None
Form WDLWDL
Discipline Y19 R2
Leading scorer Hernández 3