Premier League: Man United vs. Crystal Palace Picks — Red Devils Chasing Second Straight Win (Feb 2)

Ruben Amorim will be hoping for a second straight Premier League win on Sunday, February 2, 2025. Find the odds, and our Man United vs. Crystal Palace picks here.

Man United have recorded wins in two of their last three league matches, and they come into this weekend after a battling display to overcome Fulham at Craven Cottage last Sunday.

Crystal Palace’s relegation fears have been eased slightly in recent weeks after avoiding defeat in four of their last five. They could move above the Red Devils with a win on Sunday.

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Red Devils Winless in Three Against Eagles

Crystal Palace have enjoyed a recent advantage over Man United after going three without defeat. The latest of those was a bore 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park earlier this season. Palace have won on three of their last five trips to Old Trafford.

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Man United vs. Crystal Palace Key Stats

• United recorded a 1-0 win at Fulham last Sunday. Interestingly, three of United’s last four wins by that scoreline have come against the Cottagers.
• Crystal Palace have lost just three of their last 15 Premier League matches; all defeats over that period have come in London derbies.

Man United Team News

Manuel Ugarte could miss out on Sunday after picking up a knock. Marcus Rashford remains out of favour, while Luke Shaw and Mason Mount remain injured.

Possible Lineup

A. Onana (GK); M. de Ligt, H. Maguire, L. Martinez, N. Mazraoui, B. Fernandes, T. Collyer, T. Malacia, A. Diallo, A. Garnacho, R. Holjund

Crystal Palace Team News

The Eagles are still without the injured Adam Wharton, while Matheus Franca is back in first-team training. Joel Ward and Chris Richards are both back in contention.

Possible Lineup

D. Henderson (GK); C. Richards, M. Lacroix, M. Guehi, D. Munoz, W. Hughes, J. Lerma, T. Mitchell, I. Sarr, E. Eze, J. Mateta

Man United vs. Crystal Palace Prop Picks

Man United’s inability to defend corners could be an interesting angle worth considering this weekend. The Red Devils have conceded ten goals from corners from an xGA of 7.95 this term.

Only Wolves have conceded more frequently. Palace are a physical side, and have already scored six from 56 shots directly from corners. Marc Guehi’s prowess in the air has already seen his score three times from an xG of 2.14 this term.

Man United vs. Crystal Palace Picks

United’s consistency has been an issue throughout the season, and their head-to-head record makes for grim reading against the Eagles.

The pace that Palace has on the counter-attack will ensure that this is a tough assignment for the Red Devils, and we wouldn’t be surprised to see the points shared at the Theatre of Dreams.