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Chelsea look to strengthen their English Premier League leader status when they host a relegation threatened Crystal Palace on Saturday evening, 1st of April 2017.
Chelsea vs Crystal Palace English Premier League 1st of April 2017 Details
Chelsea have won five and lost two of their last seven meetings with Crystal Palace. Chelsea have won 77% of their last 13 home games by at least a two goal margin.
Dates, Fixtures, Schedule
| United States of America (EST Eastern Standard Time) | 1.04.2017 10:00 EST |
| England (GMT Europe Time) (United Kingdom) | 1.04.2017 15:00 GMT+0 |
| India (IST Indian Time) | 1.04.2017 19:30 IST |
Match Venue
Stamford Bridge, London
TV Channels, Telecast Online
| USA TV Viewers watch broadcast at: | SiriusXM FC, NBCSN, NBC Sports Live, fuboTV |
| UK TV Viewers watch broadcast at: | BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio |
| Indian TV Viewers watch broadcast at: | Star Sports Select HD2 |
Chelsea vs Crystal Palace Live Online Commentary
On Gameweek 29 Antonio Conte’s team fought hard in the narrow 2–1 victory at Stoke City. It was central defender Gary Cahill who came to the rescue in the 87th minute when the score was tied at 1–1. That road victory stretched Chelsea’s unbeaten spell to 12 outings in all tournaments and 8 in the English Premier League. They currently sit 10 points clear-off the second placed Tottenham Hotspur. As for the Blues team news: Victor Moses and Eden Hazard are both minor doubts, but Diego Costa, Thibaut Courtois and John Terry are expected to recover from minor injuries to play.
On the flip side, Crystal Palace defeated Watford 1–0 at home on matchday 29 to register their third straight league victory with clean-sheet. Sam Allardyce’s men are sitting at 16th spot in the league table with a 4 point cushion over the relegation zone teams. Touching the visitors team news: James McArthur, Patrick van Aanholt, Mathieu Flamini, and Loic Remy are all doubtful for Crystal Palace, whilst Conor Wickham, Steve Mandanda, Jonathan Benteke, and Pape Souare are definetly ruled out.
