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.

David Moyes expects to have just 13 senior outfield players to choose from as Everton travel to Crystal Palace. The Blues squad will make the journey on Friday ahead of the Saturday evening kick-off at Selhurst Park.

Saturday’s Premier League slate is headlined by Crystal Palace and Everton meeting at Selhurst Park. Both teams are experiencing a good run of form, making picking a winner very difficult, with that in mind our Crystal Palace vs Everton predictions are eying Under 2.5 goals, with both teams keeping it close.

Returning to his former stomping ground after three years in the Hull City chair, Doncaster Rovers head coach Grant McCann - who took charge of the Tigers from 2019 to 2022 - masterminded one of the shocks of the FA Cup third round against his erstwhile club on January 12.

So with the Everton talisman out, how will Mr Moyes line up his side at Crystal Palace? Moyes confirmed on Friday that Ndiaye is set to face “weeks” on the sideline with a medial knee ligament injury.