Crystal Palace v Leeds United: How can I watch it? Is there a live stream? Early team news - who is playing for both teams?

The Whites missed out on the opportunity to move up to third in the Premier League table after a 4-1 loss against the Foxes, and could face another tricky task at Selhurst Park.

Roy Hodgson’s men are level on points with Marcelo Bielsa’s side, and have recorded impressive results against Manchester United and Southampton this season.

Here’s everything you need to know about Saturday’s clash:

What time is Crystal Palace vs Leeds United kick-off?

Leeds will be making the trip down to South London ahead of a 3pm kick-off time on Saturday afternoon.

This is only the second Saturday 3pm kick-off that the Whites have had since returning to the Premier League, the other being September’s thrilling 4-3 win over Fulham.

Is Crystal Palace vs Leeds United on TV? Can I watch a live stream?

Crystal Palace vs Leeds has not been chosen for broadcast, and won’t be available to watch through normal viewing platforms.

Supporters can, however, pay to watch the game through BT Sport’s Box Office service for a price of £14.95.

How can I follow Crystal Palace vs Leeds United live?

As usual, the YEP will be covering all the action in our live matchday blog with the best preview, in-game updates, and post-match analysis.

Who will be in the teams?

The most notable absentee from Leeds’ squad is still likely to be Kalvin Phillips, with the midfielder sidelined with a shoulder injury he sustained against Wolves last month.

Elsewhere, Rodrigo is self-isolating after coming into close contact with somebody who has since tested positive for Covid-19.

Summer signings Diego Llorente and Raphinha are both facing a race to be fit because of groin and ankle issues respectively, while long-term absentee Adam Forshaw will not feature.

For the hosts, the only potential absence could be that of Serbian midfielder Luka Milivojevic who was shown a straight red card against Wolves on last Friday. The club have looked to appeal that decision.

Who is the referee for Crystal Palace vs Leeds United?

The man in the middle at Selhurst Park on Saturday will be Chris Kavanagh. The official has taken charge of four Premier League games so far this season, handing out 18 yellow cards and no reds.

Kavanagh will be assisted by Dan Cook and Sian Massey-Ellis, while his fourth official will be David Coote.

Mike Dean will be on VAR duty for the match, with Ian Hussin as his assistant.

What are the betting odds for Crystal Palace vs Leeds United?

The bookies currently have Leeds down as marginal favourites to come away with all three points on Saturday.

Sky Bet have the Whites at odds of 11/8, with Palace at 2/1. A draw is priced at 23/10.

Patrick Bamford is currently at 9/2 to be first goalscorer, while Wilfried Zaha is most likely for the hosts with a price of 5/1.

What is the form?

Leeds have recorded two wins, two defeats, and a draw in their last five matches, while Palace have registered one win, three losses, and a draw.

Both sides lost on their last outing, however, with the Whites slumping to a 4-1 defeat to Leicester City, and the Londoners beaten 2-0 by Wolves.