Crystal Palace put on an incredible performance in their home match against West Ham, which they won convincingly 5-2. They were superior from the first minutes of the game and opened the scoring in the 7th minute. They found a second goal in the 16th minute and essentially sealed the match in the 20th minute with an own goal for 3-0. In the 31st minute, they raised the score to 4-0. They conceded a goal in the 40th minute, but scored again in the 64th minute for 5-1. They conceded another goal in the 89th minute for a final result of 5-2.

Crystal Palace is in excellent condition, as before the 5-2 victory, they had won 1-0 away at Liverpool. They secured their stay, moving 11 points away from the relegation zone and have nothing to fear in the remaining games.

Out for the upcoming match are goalkeeper Hennessey (20 appearances/0 goals), defender Guéhi (22/0), midfielders Llŕmont (27/1) and Doucouré (11/0), as well as forward Benteke (10/0).

Newcastle’s performance in their home match against Tottenham was impressive, as they convincingly won 4-0. They had an excellent start, opening the scoring in the 30th minute and scoring a second goal just two minutes later. Not much changed in the second half, as they extended their lead to 3-0 in the 51st minute and scored a fourth goal in the 87th minute for the final 4-0 result.

They have been on a good run lately, being undefeated in their last four games with three wins and a draw. With this streak, they climbed to 6th place in the standings and aim to maintain this position to secure a spot in European competitions in the new season.

Missing from the team are goalkeeper Dubravka (14/0). Absent from the defense will be Trippier (25/1), Botman (17/2), Lascelles (16/1), and Targett (3/0). In the midfield, Almiron (29/3), Maitland-Niles (17/1), Willock (9/1), and Tonali (8/1) will be missing. Up front, Wilson (16/7) and Joelinton (16/2) are unavailable.