Match Preview: Saturday, 9th Nov 2013, One of the important match Crystal Palace v Everton of Premier League HD Quality Live Crystal Palace v Everton streaming is available here Crystal Palace v Everton Live Stream online video Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at Selhurst Park on 11/09/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Crystal Palace v Everton Live Stream Crystal Palace v Everton,Crystal Palace v Everton online free,Crystal Palace v Everton live stream video.Crystal Palace v Everton at Selhurst Park on Saturday, 9th Nov 2013, kick-off 15:00 (GMT). Crystal Palace's Adlene Guedioura is unavailable after breaking two ribs and puncturing a lung against West Brom.Club captain Paddy McCarthy played for Palace's development side this week but won't be ready to face Everton. Everton's Romelu Lukaku is fit to start despite taking a heavy blow in a collision with Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris last Sunday.
Fellow forward Arouna Kone, however, is facing knee surgery and could be sidelined for much of the season.
Crystal Palace are getting close to the last-chance saloon already. Seven defeats in a row is not an attractive prospect to any potential new manager, but they need to get the situation sorted quickly otherwise it's going to be too late.
There are not that many leading candidates out there, probably because of what a difficult job it will be. They will inherit Palace's 16 summer signings, most of whom were recruited in a rush and have very little Premier League experience.
I worry especially for the defence this weekend because Romelu Lukaku is the sort of player that will fancy bullying their backline. Keith Millen has got Palace playing some good stuff in patches, but they just can't seem to put the full performance together that they desperately need.
I saw them lose 4-1 at home to Fulham and that game summed up their season. They were very good in a 15-minute spell but just weren't able to carry it through. It was a similar situation when I commentated at Stoke in their second game of the season - they were leading at half-time and went on to lose.
In the predicament they are in, Roberto Martinez's Everton are one of the worst sides to face.
In the past, Martinez' sides have always been easy on the eye but equally liable to ship goals - Wigan conceded a league-high 73 goals en route to relegation last season.
Martinez has brought the attractive football the Latics were known for to Merseyside, but crucially he has inherited a ready-made, experienced back four that have not conceded a Premier League goal in exactly four hours.
Head-to-head
Everton have won four of the last five meetings, scoring 14 goals and conceding just five. Their last clash was in April 2005, a 4-0 home win for Everton in which James Vaughan became the Premier League's youngest-ever scorer.
Crystal Palace's last two home games against Everton have ended in 3-1 defeats.
Crystal Palace
Only one side has ever had fewer points from their first 10 Premier League games than Palace (three): Manchester City (two) in 1995-96.
Two of the three previous teams with three points (or fewer) from 10 Premier League matches have been relegated.
Palace's defeat at West Brom was a seventh consecutive loss, and a ninth defeat in 10 league games.
The Eagles are the first top-flight team to lose seven consecutive games by at least a two-goal margin since Charlton in 1957.
Palace have scored just two goals in their last seven Premier League games, and have failed to score in six of their 10 league games this season.
Nine of Palace's last 10 Premier League wins have come at Selhurst Park.
Everton
For the first time ever, Everton have only suffered one defeat from their opening 10 top-flight games in successive seasons.
Everton have won five of their last seven league matches.
The recent 2-0 win at Aston Villa was only Everton's second Premier League away win in 13 attempts (W2, D6, L5).
The Toffees have only won two of their last 20 Premier League games in London.
Everton's average possession away from home this season is 58%. Only Manchester City (62%) have a higher figure.
Romelu Lukaku has scored in all three of his Everton away games.
Competition: Premier League
Match: Crystal Palace v Everton
Date: Saturday, 9th Nov 2013
Kickoff: 15:00 BST
Venue: Selhurst Park
Live/Repeat: Live
Fellow forward Arouna Kone, however, is facing knee surgery and could be sidelined for much of the season.
Crystal Palace are getting close to the last-chance saloon already. Seven defeats in a row is not an attractive prospect to any potential new manager, but they need to get the situation sorted quickly otherwise it's going to be too late.
There are not that many leading candidates out there, probably because of what a difficult job it will be. They will inherit Palace's 16 summer signings, most of whom were recruited in a rush and have very little Premier League experience.
I worry especially for the defence this weekend because Romelu Lukaku is the sort of player that will fancy bullying their backline. Keith Millen has got Palace playing some good stuff in patches, but they just can't seem to put the full performance together that they desperately need.
I saw them lose 4-1 at home to Fulham and that game summed up their season. They were very good in a 15-minute spell but just weren't able to carry it through. It was a similar situation when I commentated at Stoke in their second game of the season - they were leading at half-time and went on to lose.
In the predicament they are in, Roberto Martinez's Everton are one of the worst sides to face.
In the past, Martinez' sides have always been easy on the eye but equally liable to ship goals - Wigan conceded a league-high 73 goals en route to relegation last season.
Martinez has brought the attractive football the Latics were known for to Merseyside, but crucially he has inherited a ready-made, experienced back four that have not conceded a Premier League goal in exactly four hours.
Head-to-head
Everton have won four of the last five meetings, scoring 14 goals and conceding just five. Their last clash was in April 2005, a 4-0 home win for Everton in which James Vaughan became the Premier League's youngest-ever scorer.
Crystal Palace's last two home games against Everton have ended in 3-1 defeats.
Crystal Palace
Only one side has ever had fewer points from their first 10 Premier League games than Palace (three): Manchester City (two) in 1995-96.
Two of the three previous teams with three points (or fewer) from 10 Premier League matches have been relegated.
Palace's defeat at West Brom was a seventh consecutive loss, and a ninth defeat in 10 league games.
The Eagles are the first top-flight team to lose seven consecutive games by at least a two-goal margin since Charlton in 1957.
Palace have scored just two goals in their last seven Premier League games, and have failed to score in six of their 10 league games this season.
Nine of Palace's last 10 Premier League wins have come at Selhurst Park.
Everton
For the first time ever, Everton have only suffered one defeat from their opening 10 top-flight games in successive seasons.
Everton have won five of their last seven league matches.
The recent 2-0 win at Aston Villa was only Everton's second Premier League away win in 13 attempts (W2, D6, L5).
The Toffees have only won two of their last 20 Premier League games in London.
Everton's average possession away from home this season is 58%. Only Manchester City (62%) have a higher figure.
Romelu Lukaku has scored in all three of his Everton away games.
Competition: Premier League
Match: Crystal Palace v Everton
Date: Saturday, 9th Nov 2013
Kickoff: 15:00 BST
Venue: Selhurst Park
Live/Repeat: Live
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