Crystal Palace could make history by recording their first league double against Manchester United when the two teams meet at Selhurst Park, but Roy Hodgson’s Eagles face a challenging task against an in-form and dangerous guest.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s Red Devils have been one of the league’s hottest sides since the restart, notching five wins and two draws in all competitions.
Their surge in form sees them sit fifth in the table, level on points with Leicester City in fourth, and with a game in hand four points behind Chelsea in third.
Palace, meanwhile, have struggled since the league resumed, and will be looking to respond to a frustrating defeat against Aston Villa with a strong performance in SE25.