Fulham V Crystal Palace

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Fulham and Crystal Palace are scheduled to face the FA Cup quarter -finals on Saturday afternoon.

Both sides are competing for a place in the semi -finals, with the victory of Fulham’s penalty on Manchester United and the convincing Balas against Milwal, who pushes them to this stage of the competition.

Marco Silva men booked their place in the last eight by beating a penalty against Manchester United. After drawing 1-1 at Old Trafford, Fulham kept his nerves, as Bernd Lino denied both Victor Lindlev and Joshua Zerkzi from the place, while Fulham turned all their four penalties to strike the heroes of the referee.

Fulham will get confidence from his 2-0 victory over the last Tottenham before the international break, with goals from Rodrigo Moniz and former Spears man Ryan Cecigeon help them win the sixth in eight games.

Meanwhile, Palace built a momentum heading to the international break with three consecutive victories at home, including his victory in the FA Cup against Melwal.

This game was overwhelmed by the horrific injury of the Philip Matita committees, which the head of the palace, Steve Parish, described as the “most dates” challenge that he saw in his life.

Despite the setback, Oliver Glasner remained a composed and toured its 3-1 victory.

Their last match before the international window saw them securing a 1-0 victory over Epswich, as Ismail Saar produced a moment of brilliance to close victory.

Coincidentally, the winning chain began in the last Balas with a 2-0 victory over Fulham in Kravin Koch in late February.

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Fulham will benefit from the return of Sasa Lukic after his suspension in two games to collect 10 yellow cards.

His inclusion can see Emile Smith Row fall into the bench, while Andreas Pereira – who created more chances than any other player in the FA Cup for this season – may be pushed into a more advanced role.

However, Silva remains without Kenyan Tate (knee), Harry Wilson (foot), and Chris Nelson (thigh), with Nelson excluding the rest of the season.

For the palace, Matita was cleared to play after his ear was injured. The eagles remain without Joel Ward (the calf), Chic Dukur (the knee), and the Ryad (knee), but Will Hughes is available despite the provision of a comment in the Premier League.

An expected assortment of Fulham against Crystal Palace

Fulham: Lino Kastani, Andersen, Passi, Robinson; Berg, Lukic; Trader, Pereira, IWobi; Moniz

Crystal Palace: Turner Richards, Joyhi, Lacrovi; Jabal, Hughes, Lerma, Mitchell; Eas, Savior; Matita

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How to see Fulham V Crystal Palace: TV Channel, Stream online

Fulham V Crystal Palace will be broadcast on ITV1 with the start of the match at 12:15 pm. Fans can also flow the game on STV or ITVX in the UK.