A depleted Everton team travel to south London to take on Crystal Palace in the Premier League this weekend. David Moyes’ men arrive at Selhurst Park buoyed by their 2-2 draw with Liverpool in the

After a week of FA Cup and Champions League action, teams return to their domestic assignments for the weekend. That includes the Premier League, which will see all 20 teams take the pitch between Friday and Sunday.

Crystal Palace will host Everton in a Premier League battle on Saturday. The hosts sit higher up in the EPL table and have won three of their

Crystal Palace are going well at the moment, and Jean-Philippe Mateta will be hard to stop. The Eagles have been steadily climbing the table for a few weeks now and I am expecting that to continue, although it will be close.

Crystal Palace and Everton will go head-to-head in the Premier League at Selhurst Park on Saturday evening as both teams look to continue their recent good form. The Eagles have won their last two games with a 2-0 win over Manchester United followed by a 2-0 win over Doncaster in the FA Cup,

After their Merseyside Derby exploits, Everton will be full of confidence as they travel down to face a Crystal Palace side who have equally been in decent form of late in the Premier League

Everton should relish the chance to remain on cloud nine after their last-gasp Merseyside derby equaliser, says David Moyes.

Crystal Palace and Everton clash this Saturday at the Selhurst Park on Match Day 25 of the Premier League. At the moment, Leighton Baines's team trail Oliver Glasner's team by 3 points in the table. The match will be broadcast live at 17:30 on Sky Sports Main Event.