The last four Premier League meetings between Newcastle and Crystal Palace have seen just three goals scored (2 for Newcastle, 1 for Palace), with both games last term finishing 0-0.

After winning three of five Premier League meetings with Newcastle between February 2019 and April 2021 (L2), Crystal Palace are winless in four against the Magpies (D3 L1), failing to score in each of the last three.

All three meetings between Crystal Palace and Newcastle in all competitions last season ended 0-0. It's Newcastle's longest run of goalless draws against an opponent, while only against Cardiff have the Eagles had a longer such run (4 between 1947 and 1965).

Newcastle have conceded 17 goals in home matches since the start of last season in the Premier League, the joint-fewest of any non-promoted team, along with Manchester United. The Magpies have kept a clean sheet in consecutive league games at St. James’ Park.

No team has kept more clean sheets in the Premier League this season than Crystal Palace (4). The Eagles have kept a shutout in their last three league games, last recording four in a row from February-June 2020 – a run which included a 1-0 win over Newcastle.

Newcastle are eighth in the Premier League table with 13 points, but based on Opta’s expected points model, their expected points total based on game-by-game expected goals is 16.4; this is the second-highest expected points total in the competition this season, after Manchester City (16.6).

Crystal Palace have conceded 18 goals while facing 64 shots on target in the Premier League since Roy Hodgson returned as manager in April. Among sides to have participated in the competition in 2022-23 and 2023-24, only Manchester City have conceded fewer goals (14), and only Man City (50) and Arsenal (63) have faced fewer shots on target in this time.

Crystal Palace have made 16 substitutions in the Premier League this season, eight fewer than any other side, while never using more than three in a single game. The last teams to make fewer substitutions at this stage of a Premier League campaign were Burnley (14) and Aston Villa (15) in 2020-21.

Alexander Isak has scored in each of his last three appearances for Newcastle in the Premier League – the only Swedish player to score in four games in a row in the competition is Fredrik Ljungberg for Arsenal in April 2002 (5).

Newcastle’s Kieran Trippier has created 89 chances from set plays in the Premier League since the start of last season, 28 more than any other player in Europe’s big-five leagues. Eight of those chances have resulted in assists, the joint-most of any player from those aforementioned leagues, along with Monaco’s Caoi Henrique.