CRY vs SHF Dream11 Tips for Premier League Crystal Palace vs Sheffield United 2 January

CRY vs SHF Dream11: Crystal Palace will be aiming to build on their hard-fought draw against Leicester City when they welcome Sheffield United to Selhurst Park for Saturday. The Blades are still yet to find a win so far this season and they are unlikely to find it against Crystal Palace away, although Palace have been rather hit-and-miss this season and, currently slumped in 15th, are more often a miss than a hit. The Eagles haven’t necessarily played too bad though. Their last game against Leicester was a commendable 1-1 draw

Crystal Palace vs Sheffield United, Premier League

2nd January, 8:30 pm (IST)

Selhurst Park, London

Recent form:

CRY – D-L-L-D-D

SHF – L-L-D-L-L

Head-to-head: Sheffield United have a good record against Crystal Palace and have won 22 matches out of a total of 55 games played between the two sides. Crystal Palace have managed 21 victories against Sheffield United and will want to level the playing field in this fixture.

Last meeting: Crystal Palace 0-1 Sheffield United

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CRY vs SHF Prediction, Team News, Starting XI

A) Crystal Palace Team News

Injury Report, Unavailability: Mamadou Sakho, Gary Cahill, Nathan Ferguson, Connor Wickham, Martin Kelly amd Wayne Hennessey are out due to injury

Doubtful: No one is doubtful to start in CRY vs SHF Dream11 Prediction.

Expected changes: Look for the likes of Patrick van Aanholt, Joel Ward and Eberechi Eze to return here after they were all unused substitutes against Leicester. James McArthur too.

CRY Playing 11 (probable):

Guaita; Clyne, Kouyate, Tomkins, Van Aanholt; Townsend, McArthur, Milivojevic, Eze; Zaha, Benteke

B) Sheffield United United Team News

Injury Report, Unavailability: John Lundstram is currently serving a suspension and will not be able to play in this game. Jack O’Connell and Sander Berge are injured at the moment and have been ruled out of this fixture.

Doubtful: Oliver McBurnie could continue to miss first-team action for the Sheffield side.

Expected changes: Look for the likes of John Fleck and Oli Burke to return to the starting XI against Crystal Palace.

SHF Playing 11 (probable):

Ramsdale; Basham, Egan, Robinson; Baldock, Fleck, Ampadu, Stevens; Burke, Mousset, Brewster

CRY vs SHF Today Match Prediction:

Sheffield United have struggled to find the back of the net all season, and Palace are bound to feel more confident heading into the New Year after battling for a point against Leicester. Furthermore, the Blades’ viral outbreak has further depleted their squad as they fight to turn their season around, and we expect Palace to be the ones to end their winless streak with a slender victory at Selhurst Park. We predict a 2-1 win for the hosts in the CRY vs SHF Today Match Prediction .

CRY vs SHF Dream 11 Prediction

GK: Guaita
DEF: Kouyate, Clyne, Tomkins, Basham
MID: Egan, Eze, Townsend, Ampadu
FW: Zaha, McGoldrick

CRY vs SHF Dream11, Captain & Differential Picks

Captain Options –

Crystal Palace – 

Wilfried Zaha – Zaha has 8 goals and a total of 12 shots on goals. This results in a goal conversion rate of 36.84%. He had a total of 13 big chances.

Andros Townsend – Townsend has 1 goal and a total of 9 shots on goals. This results in a goal conversion rate of 21.84%. He had a total of 9 big chances.

Sheffield United –

David McGoldrick – McGoldrick has 4 goals and a total of 11 shots on goals. This results in a goal conversion rate of 35%. He had a total of 13 big chances.

Ethan Ampadu – Ampadu has 1 goal and a total of 14 shots on goals. This results in a goal conversion rate of 27.08%. He had a total of 11 big chances.

Differential Picks –

Christian Benteke – Benteke has 3 goals and a total of 8 shots on goals. This results in a goal conversion rate of 17.65%. He had a total of 9 big chances.

Lys Mousset – Mousset has won 1 aerial duels and 1 tackles. On top of this he made a total of 2 blocks.