Nice move from Fulham down the right. It's lifted in to the box and comes to Ademola Lookman at the back post. He has to chest it down and can't get a shot away as he's pressed to the edge of the box.

Palace win possession back and build through the middle. Eventually, Eberechi Eze heads it down for Luka Milivojevic, who has a shot blocked from long range.

No real pattern to this game yet, a couple of attacks at both ends have fizzled out.

Fulham with lots of the ball early on. Eberechi Eze tries to press hard from the front but Tosin Adarabioyo brings it out calmly.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on BBC One

It's a huge game. Fulham know if they can get a result they can put the pressure on Brighton, Newcastle and possible Burnley. There is a real togetherness about them.

Off we go at Selhurst Park.

It's top four v mid-table. We are under way.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson, speaking to BBC One: "It’s another very important fixture for us against a team who are playing very well at the moment.

"It’s a hard ask but I have every confidence in my team to do what we need to do."

Fulham

Fulham manager Scott Parker, speaking to BBC One: "It’s a big opportunity. Of course other results have bought other teams into play. Today’s another big opportunity to go and get three points.

"This team’s improved drastically. We’ve progressed and improved over the last 15 games. We’re up against a very good side today, but this team’s in a good place."

BBC One

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Leicester have won three of the past four league meetings, including a 1-0 victory at the Emirates last October.

The Foxes could do the league double over Arsenal for the first time since 1973-74.

Arsenal have lost their last three Premier League away matches against Leicester, getting more red cards (two) than goals (one).

Mark Hughes
Former Wales manager on BBC One

The key word is momentum.You need to be the team in the ascendancy. Confidence is a huge thing in football and the teams in and around the lower reaches of the league, that’s what they struggle for.

Fulham are the one team at the moment who look like they have the confidence to achieve that momentum.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arteta might see it as why run them for 90 minutes, rather than run them for the last 30 minutes and be effective.

Willian did really well when he came on and he needs a response from Pepe. Arsenal have had a really busy few weeks and, being brutal, the Europa is the most importatnt competition at the moment.

That is the most important to get into the Champions League and win a trophy at the moment.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Crystal Palace rode their luck to beat Brighton and that win put them one step closer to being sure of staying up.

Fulham are still fighting for survival and Eagles boss Roy Hodgson knows all about that - he was in charge of the Cottagers for one of the greatest escapes the Premier League has ever seen, in the 2007-08 season.

This one will be close, but I am going with Palace to edge it. I'm not writing off Fulham's chances, though - their home game against Newcastle on the final day of the season has got last-day decider written all over it.

Prediction: 2-1

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Former Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell on BBC Radio 5 Live: Arsenal are a big club but haven’t had a big club mentality over the last 15 years. Everybody has known they’ve needed a centre half and a central midfielder but they’ve never addressed it. People are talking about Mikel Arteta as a novice manager but they’ve had experienced managers who didn’t address is previously.

He bought Thomas Partey and Gabriel and some of the new players it will take them a while to assimilate to the Premier League and get his culture down. Some of the more experienced players are not pulling their weight and when that’s happening and you’re relying on younger players, that’s not a good place for a big club to be.