After last weekend's exploits, Crystal Palace and Leicester are in search of back-to-back league wins.
The Eagles impressively won 3-1 at Everton. While Leicester came from behind to Manchester 5-3 in a Premier League classic.
Crystal Palace have started the season resonably well despite losing Tony Pulis before it kicked off, picking up five points from five games.
Marouane Chamakh could return to the Crystal Palace line-up. However manager Neil Warnock is unlikely to change things: "There won't be many changes from Everton. At Everton we were fantastic, so I don't envisage many changes."
Leicester meanwhile have started the season in excellent form, picking up eight points including draws against Everton and Arsenal.
Despite the great form, manager Nigel Pearson is not getting complacent ahead of the trip to Selhurst Park: “It will be a tough game because Palace showed last year how effective they can be, when they play at home in particular.
“They had a good result on the road last week and it won’t be an easy game for us. We have to make sure we get our own performance right again," Said Pearson.
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Crystal Palace- Marouane Chamakh could return following a hamstring injury. Other than that, Warnock has no new fitness concerns.
Leicester City- Nick Powell could make his debut after he was ineligible to face his parent club last weekend.
Last time out- Crystal Palace 2-2 Leicester City
Andy King and Chris Wood's goals ensured Leicester would leave with a valuable point at Selhurst Park in this Championship clash.
