During the week, Burnley moved to sign Tottenham winger Georges-Kevin Nkoudou on loan for the rest of the season.

The 22-year-old former Nantes and Marseille player joined Spurs for £9.4m in August 2016 and has made six appearances this season, the latest as a substitute in Sunday's FA Cup win over AFC Wimbledon.

He starts on the bench today, so it'll be interesting to see how much of an impact he can make for the Clarets.

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September's reverse fixture saw Burnley beat Palace 1-0 at Turf Moor, in what proved to be Frank De Boer's final game in charge of the south London club.

On his full debut for the Clarets, Chris Wood scored the only goal after three minutes.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson on Sean Dyche: "He has built up a very good team and over the last couple of years he has got them playing well and picking up points in the Premier League.

"I don't think there are secrets [behind his success]. He has a team that is well organised and understand what is required of them, and are well suited to the roles they are asked to play. If that is the secret, it is one I discovered many years ago."

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "We've played some pretty big teams, and we've been unfortunate, I feel, not to have more rewards. We could easily have come out of that run with two, three or five more points.

"I don't want to be too greedy over the season but I have been delighted with the group and how they have adapted to the challenge of losing some players and now we want to keep moving forwards."

Head-to-head

• Victory for Burnley would complete a league double over Palace for the second successive season.
• The Eagles have lost seven of nine top-flight games against Burnley, with their sole win during that period coming away in January 2015.
• Palace's most recent home win against the Clarets was by 4-3 in the Championship in October 2012, with Wilfried Zaha scoring twice.

Crystal Palace

• Palace have won four and lost only one of their past 11 Premier League matches.
• They have the division's seventh best record over those 11 games, with 18 points - three more than Burnley over the same period.

• Christian Benteke has scored in only three of his 27 home league appearances for Palace.

Burnley

• Burnley are winless in their past six fixtures in all competitions, including five in the Premier League.
• The Clarets are in danger of losing their first three competitive matches of a calendar year for the first time since 1987.
• They have conceded 11 goals in their past five matches in all competitions. They had previously conceded just 14 goals in 20 games in 2017-18.

This is a tough one to call because I am expecting a very close game, but I just have a feeling the Eagles might slip up after their really good run.

Prediction: 1-2

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Crystal Palace make four changes to the side that lost to Brighton in Monday's FA Cup third-round tie.

Wilfried Zaha, Christian Benteke, Luka Milivojevic and James Tomkins come in, with Damien Delaney and Yohan Cabaye dropping to the bench, while Jeffrey Schlupp and Andros Townsend miss out through injury.

The Eagles are also without Scott Dann, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Mamadou Sakho, Joel Ward, Jason Puncheon and Connor Wickham.

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Meanwhile, Sean Dyche makes three changes to the Burnley side that were beaten 4-1 at Manchester City in the Cup.

James Tarkowski has passed a fitness test, while Steven Defour and Phil Bardsley return the Clarets' starting XI, with Matthew Lowton, Kevin Long and Ashley Westwood on the bench.

Burnley's new loan signing Georges-Kevin NKoudou also starts on the bench, but top scorer Chris Wood, left-back Stephan Ward and midfielder Scott Arfield - who has been linked with a January move to Palace are continued absentees.

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Hello, and welcome to our live text commentary as Crystal Palace entertain Burnley in the Premier League at Selhurst Park.

The last match between these sides spelled the end of Frank de Boer's short spell as Palace boss, but, under the guidance of Roy Hodgson, the Eagles are on a roll, with just one defeat in their last 11 meaning they are 14th and two points clear of the relegation zone.

Not a bad return for a club who began the season with no points or goals to show for their first seven league games.

Burnley, meanwhile, arrive in south London without a win in their past five, but despite that run of form Sean Dyche's side remain seventh in the division - and boast an away record that is only bettered by Chelsea, Spurs, Liverpool and the two Manchester clubs.

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