CRY vs NEW Dream11 Team Prediction Tips for Premier League fixture Crystal Palace vs Newcastle United 27 November

CRY vs NEW Dream11: Newcastle United travel down south to London to take on Crystal Palace in the Premier League. The Eagles currently sit in 11th place after balancing out their 4 wins with 4 losses and a draw. They impressively beat Manchester United 3-1 and Leeds United 4-1 only to lose disappointingly to Burnley and Wolves. They also lost 2 points after conceding a last-minute goal to Brighton & Hove Albion. Newcastle, on the other hand, has not done as well as they would’ve hoped for with just 1 win in their last 5 games. They have won just 3 games out of 9 with 2 draws and 4 losses so far. They seemed to have turned a corner at the beginning of the season with good results like the 1-1 draw to Spurs and wins over West Ham and Burnley but are back to square 1. The Magpies will look to turn their fortunes around with a win against an equally inconsistent Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace vs Newcastle United, Premier League
28th November, 1:30 am (IST)
Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace

Recent form:
Crystal Palace – DWLWL
Newcastle United – LDWLL

Head-to-head (last five meetings): Crystal Palace won 2 games, while Newcastle won 1 with 2 draws being played out.

Last meeting: Crystal Palace 1-0 Newcastle United (Premier League, 22nd February 2020)

Live Football Streaming: Watch Premier League live on Star Sports Network, Disney+Hotstar

CRY vs NEW Starting XI, Team News

A) Crystal Palace Team News

Injury Report, Unavailability: Palace will continue to be without star-man, Wilfried Zaha, who tested positive for Coronavirus. They have a long injury-list with the likes of Connor Wickham, Nathan Ferguson, Wayne Hennessey all on the side-lines. Luka Milivojevic picked up a late red card against Wolves and will begin his suspension from this game.

Doubtful: James Tomkins is doubtful for this game with a thigh injury and may not feature for the CRY vs NEW Dream 11 Prediction.

Expected changes: Despite the loss to Burnley, Roy Hodgson is likely to go for an unchanged lineup. Eberechi Eze will continue to deputize on the left-flank in the absence of Wilfried Zaha, with Jordan Ayew and Michy Batshuayi playing alongside up-front. Key-man, Andros Townsend, will continue to occupy the right-flank.

CRY Playing 11 (probable):
Vincente Guaita (GK)
Nathaniel Clyne
Cheikhou Kouyate
Scott Dann
Patrick Van Aanholt
Andros Townsend
Jairo Riedewald
James McArthur
Eberechi Eze
Jordan Ayew
Michy Batshuayi

B) Newcastle United Team News

Injury Report, Unavailability: Newcastle has an equally worrying injury-list with the likes of Dwight Gayle, Paul Dummett and goalkeeper, Martin Dubravka continuing on the side-lines.

Doubtful: Steve Bruce will be hoping for Callum Wilson and Jamal Lewis to return back to the lineup. Matt Ritchie and new signing, Ryan Fraser, are doubtful for this game. Jamaal Lascelles will be eyeing a starting spot but a late decision will have to be made on his fitness.

Expected changes: Steve Bruce is set to stick to a back 5 with Javier Manquillo, Federico Fernandez, Fabian Schar, Ciaran Clark and Jamal Lewis. Former Bournemouth man, Callum Wilson will look to start in his usual spot but Andy Carroll can take his place if he is deemed unfit.

NEW Playing 11 (probable):
Karl Darlow (GK)
Javier Manquillo
Federico Fernandez
Fabian Schar
Ciaran Clark
Jamal Lewis
Miguel Almiron
Isaac Hayden
Jonjo Shelvey
Allan Saint-Maximin
Callum Wilson

CRY vs NEW Today Match Prediction:  Newcastle United go into this game as the underdogs but not by much. SkyBet and William Hill have the home side to win at 13/10 while they have only placed a Newcastle win at 11/5 and 12/5 respectively. Along with the home advantage, Palace goes into this game on relatively better form and better stats as the Eagles have averaged 1.33 goals this season, compared to Newcastle’s 0.67. But the away side can not be written off at all as they still have good players and have the potential to pull off a win in the CRY vs NEW Today Match Prediction.

CRY vs NEW Dream11, Captain & Differential Picks

Captain Options –

Crystal Palace –

Andros Townsend – In the absence of Wilfried Zaha, Andros Townsend will be the man to watch out for. With a goal and 2 assists, Townsend has created 16 chances and provided 14 key passes so far. The Englishman has completed 15 successful dribbles with a 75% completion rate as well.

Eberechi Eze – The new-signing from Queens Park Rangers has been very good for the Eagles so far. Eze has created 11 goal-scoring chances and grabbed a goal and assist against Leeds United earlier this month. With a passing accuracy of 83%, Eze has completed an impressive 14 successful dribbles.

Michy Batshuayi – The Belgian has been trying to find his feet at Palace and seems to be on course to do that. He scored a brace as Belgium beat Switzerland 2-1 during the international break, and previously notched up an assist against Newcastle United. He has also created 7 goal-scoring chances and will look to contribute to more goals for Palace.

Newcastle United –

Callum Wilson – New signing, Callum Wilson, has had an excellent start to his time for the Magpies with 6 goals and an assist in just 8 starts so far. He has created 15 goal-scoring chances and his clinical nature has been very impressive, converting 6 of the 7 shots he has had on target this season. His return will be a massive boost to the Geordies.

Allan Saint-Maximin – The dynamic winger is often a thorn for opposition defenders, given his pace and dribbling abilities. Saint-Maximin has completed a mighty 29 successful dribbles while creating 15 goal-scoring chances this season. He also has a pass accuracy of 85%.

Miguel Almiron – The Paraguayan international has been one of the better players at Newcastle since he signed last season. He has created 15 goal-scoring chances this season in just 418 minutes of football in which time he has also managed to grab an assist. With a pass accuracy of 85%, Almiron will look to cause the Palace defence problems when the two sides meet.

Differential Picks –

Jordan Ayew – The versatile forward got off the mark this season when he scored against Leeds United and with Zaha’s absence, he will look to cement his starting spot. He also has a pass accuracy of 80% and has completed 13 dribbles so far which will come in handy against Newcastle.

Jonjo Shelvey – The workhorse in midfield, Shelvey does the dirty work in the middle of the park. He has created 12 goal-scoring chances so far and has completed 6 successful dribbles making him the link between the defence and attack. He finished last season with 8 goal contributions and will love to get off the mark this season.

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