Crystal Palace Team News Page 15 - Soccer

Dean Henderson - Not best outing Henderson recorded no saves and allowed two goals, but also 1 an own goal in Sunday's 5-2 win versus West Ham United.

Impact Henderson's offense kept the team in the match after a poor outing that including no saves made and an own goal. He's recorded one clean sheet in the last five games, generating 18 saves while allowing eight goals in that span. The keeper will welcome a visit from Newcastle on Wednesday, who have scored 10 goals in the last five contests.

APRIL 23 • ROTOWIRE

Rob Holding - Out with hamstring injury Holding will miss at least Wednesday's match against Newcastle due to a hamstring injury, as manager Oliver Glasner told reporters, "Unfortunately Rob is injured again. It is tough...

Impact Holding is the newest Palace player to hit the injury report, as he has been confirmed to have suffered a hamstring issue that will leave him out for at least one match. However, there is fear that the defender could miss more time, appearing to be in doubt for Saturday's match against Fulham. This is a tough blow for the defender who has yet to feature this season, as he just returned from an injury before going down once again. His only goal will be to heal as quickly as possible, looking to get on the field at least once this campaign.

APRIL 23 • ROTOWIRE

Triple-threat Crystal Palace have started cooking Oliver Glasner has Crystal Palace playing as a team - and the attacking threat keeps growing

APRIL 22 • THEATHLETIC.COM

Liverpool & Arsenal recover in the title race | The 2 Robbies Podcast (FULL)

APRIL 21 • YOUTUBE

Crystal Palace v. West Ham | PREMIER LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTS | 4/21/2024

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Dean Henderson's blunder gives West Ham second goal v. Crystal Palace | Premier League

APRIL 21 • YOUTUBE

Jean-Philippe Mateta scores his second to extend Crystal Palace's lead | Premier League

APRIL 21 • YOUTUBE

Michael Olise heads in Crystal Palace's opener against West Ham | Premier League

APRIL 21 • YOUTUBE

Joel Ward - In squad Sunday Ward (groin) is among the substitutes for Sunday's match against West Ham.

Impact Ward was a doubt in the buildup to the match as he was dealing with a groin injury during the week in training. The defender broke a streak of seven straight starts last week against Liverpool and begins Sunday's match as a bench option as well.

APRIL 21 • ROTOWIRE

Chris Richards - Starting against West Ham Richards (knee) is starting for Palace during Sunday's home match with West Ham.

Impact Richards returns from a knee injury which has kept him out of Palace's past three matches. The defender had started every league match since December prior to the injury and jumps right back into the starting XI now that he's fit.

APRIL 21 • ROTOWIRE

Will Hughes - Recovered from knock Hughes (undisclosed) is in the starting XI for Sunday's match against West Ham.

Impact Hughes is good to go after picking up a knock in training during the buildup to Sunday's contest. The midfielder starts his fourth straight match for Palace, but has yet to have a goal involvement this season.

APRIL 21 • ROTOWIRE

Will Hughes - Suffers training knock Hughes suffered a knock in training and is a doubt for Sunday's clash with West Ham, according to manager Oliver Glasner. "Then we have Joel Ward, who also had issues this week wit...

Impact Hughes' injury doesn't sound serious, but the fact he didn't suffer the injury until Thursday means even a minor issue could sideline him Sunday. Hughes is a consistent starting option and with Jefferson Lerma (undisclosed) already ruled out it would be tough to lose Hughes here. Adam Wharton and Naouirou Ahamada could get the start Sunday if Hughes is out.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Joel Ward - Struggling with groin Ward is in doubt for Sunday's clash with West Ham due to a groin injury, according to manager Oliver Glasner."Then we have [Joel] Ward, who also had issues this week with his groin...

Impact Ward wasn't reportedly dealing with any sort of injury prior to this week so it appears it's a training issue for the defender. Losing Ward would be a huge blow to an already injury-riddled Palace side, potentially forcing Nathaniel Clyne into a role at center-back. Ward was a substitute during a 1-0 win over Liverpool last time out.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Chris Richards - Uncertain Sunday Richards (knee) is in doubt for Sunday's clash with West Ham, according to manager Oliver Glasner. "[Chris] Richards: it was the first time he trained with us today, but it was a v...

Impact Richards was back in training Friday, but a light session makes him a true game-time call Sunday. He will need to pass late fitness tests with flying colors to have a chance of any significant minutes. That said if he avoids any setbacks it seems Richards could at least be back on the bench Sunday.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Jefferson Lerma - Out until May Lerma is out until May due to an injury suffered against Liverpool, according to manager Oliver Glasner. "We will miss him for at least until Manchester United [on 6th May], so for...

Impact Lerma isn't expected to have suffered a very serious injury, but the condensed schedule will sideline him for three weeks. The midfielder goes the full 90 in almost every week, and his ability to play in defense is valuable as well. It's hard to see exactly how he will be replaced, though Rob Holding (ankle) could be brought straight into the starting XI.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Rob Holding - Set for squad Holding (ankle) will be in the squad for Sunday's clash with West Ham, according to manager Oliver Glasner. "I am pleased that Rob Holding is back. He trained for the whole week wi...

Impact Holding is available for Sunday's match after overcoming an ankle injury that has proven to be quiet the serious issue. The defender has yet to make his debut for Crystal Palace, but he does provide some valuable depth, especially in the closing stages of the season with injuries building up.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Rob Holding - Seen on grass Holding (ankle) was seen on the grass with the ball and running for the first time since undergoing surgery.

Impact It was good to see Holding back on the training pitch after missing the entire season with an ankle injury, which required surgery back in January. Because of his injury, the defender has yet to make his senior debut with Crystal Palace, joining from Arsenal in the offseason. His chances of him returning to the pitch before the end of the campaign is slim, depending on how soon he can train fully with the team with no pain.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

A £165m splurge?! Arsenal eye Alexander Isak and Michael Olise in huge summer spree as Gunners prepare to hand Mikel Arteta a transfer war chest | Goal.com US Arsenal are reportedly eyeing a £165 million double signing of Newcastle United's Alexander Isak and Crystal Palace's Michael Olise this sum...

APRIL 18 • GOAL.COM

Chris Richards - Aiming for Sunday return Richards (knee) is aiming for a Sunday return, he announced in an interview."I have a knee injury. Hopefully, what we're aiming for is West Ham. I'm just kind of taking it day by d...

Impact Richards getting back on the pitch against West Ham on Sunday would be a nice boon for the club. The defender has played every single minute he's been available for in 2024, missing only his last three matches due to the knee injury. If he is fully fit for Sunday's clash, Richards could contend for a starting role straight away.

APRIL 18 • ROTOWIRE

Palace take huge step towards work finally starting on Main Stand It is six years after planning permission was granted for Palace's new stand, but major progress is at last being made

APRIL 18 • THEATHLETIC.COM

Dean Henderson - Five saves in win Henderson had five saves and allowed zero goals in Sunday's 1-0 victory versus Liverpool.

Impact Henderson produced one of the best performances of his career to shut out some brilliant Liverpool attacks, stopping all five shots on his net. The goalkeeper remains a high-variance option behind a defensive unit that tends to give up plenty of shots. Still he's done well since taking over in the starting XI and this is a performance to hang his hat on.

APRIL 15 • ROTOWIRE

Jean-Philippe Mateta - Creates chance Sunday Mateta generated three shots (two on goal) and one chance created in Sunday's 1-0 victory against Liverpool.

Impact Mateta created one chance during Sunday's win, while also peppering Alisson's net with three shots. The striker didn't get on the scoresheet but he caused issues for the Liverpool defense throughout and kept them in their own end for large parts of the match. Mateta seems to be gelling nicely with Michael Olise and Eberechi Eze in the attack.

APRIL 15 • ROTOWIRE

Tyrick Mitchell - Provides rare assist Mitchell assisted once to go with three crosses (one accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 1-0 victory over Liverpool.

Impact Mitchell isn't much of an attacking full-back but that didn't stop him getting forward and setting up the only goal during Sunday's upset win. The left-back continues to produce on both sides of the ball. Mitchell will look to keep this sort of form rolling and to finish the season on a high note with a more consistent role on the left flank.

APRIL 15 • ROTOWIRE

Eberechi Eze - Nets in win Eze scored one goal to go with two shots (two on goal), three crosses (three accurate) and one corner in Sunday's 1-0 victory over Liverpool.

Impact Eze took just two shots but made the most of his first chance, opening the scoring inside 15 minutes. The attacking midfielder is a brilliant attacker, with the sheer talent to cause issues for any defense in any match. With Michael Olise also back, Eze's upside in the attack is even stronger.

APRIL 15 • ROTOWIRE

Positive thinking and fitness focus - how Palace (and Glasner) conquered Anfield The Austrian's influence was writ large in the stunning win over Liverpool

APRIL 15 • THEATHLETIC.COM

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