West Ham United vs Crystal Palace: Key Match Details, Team News and Head-to-Head Statistics

### TEAM NEWS
West Ham boss David Moyes is worried that a few of his players may be out with illness not naming Mohammed Kudus, Vladimir Coufal and Edson Alvarez who missed out last week.

Michail Antonio is expected to miss the game due to a knee injury with Jarrod Bowen also doubtful due to a similar issue.

Crystal Palace’s Cheick Doucoure is out with a lengthy Achilles injury. While Eberechi Eze will be absent after injuring his ankle last weekend.

Rob Holding, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, and Dean Henderson are sidelined but James Tomkins may come back into the lineup after recovering from a calf issue.

### MATCH FACTS
**Head-to-head**
– Crystal Palace beat West Ham 2-1 twice last season, vying for three consecutive league fixtures against the Hammers for the first time.
– Eagles have conceded the opening goal in each of their past four Premier League games against West Ham.
– Both teams have scored in each of the 12 most recent top-flight meetings.

**West Ham United**
– They have trailed in each of their past six Premier League games, but have recovered to win the last two.
– Vying for a 15th home win in all competitions this year, the highest total since 2016.
– Only bettered by Manchester City in the first-half record this season.
– Only clean sheet in 16 league games was in September.
– Tomas Soucek has scored in four of his last six Premier League starts.

**Crystal Palace**
– Palace’s tally of 15 points is four fewer than last season after 13 Premier League matches.
– Have lost four of their last five league games.
– Won two of their recent 16 Premier League London derbies.
– Joel Ward is set to make his 291st Premier League appearance for Crystal Palace.

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