Arsenal welcome Palace on Wednesday night in another Premier League tie. Arsenal with another win at the weekend will look forward to this one
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Arsenal are in midweek Premier League action on Wednesday night, as they welcome Crystal Palace to the Emirates.
This is the third meeting between the two London clubs this season, with Mikel Arteta’s men prevailing in both. After a Gabriel Jesus hat-trick inspired the Gunners to a 3-2 victory in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, Arsenal won convincingly at Selhurst Park just before Christmas on what proved to be a fateful day in the club’s season.
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth met at Selhurst Park at the weekend and at the end of a heated contest where tempers flared rather swiftly, the two teams parted ways sharing the spoils.
Palace defender Chris Richard was sent off in what was an otherwise professional performance from the Eagles.
Despite that inconvenience, however, it was a positive result for Olive Glasner who watched his side concede 10 goals combined in their previous two outings against Manchester City and Newcastle United.
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Head-to-Head and Key Numbers
- The Gunners have been victorious in their last five Premier League matches against Crystal Palace.
- Between 2019 and 2021, Palace went unbeaten in four prem away matches against Arsenal. Since then, they have lost their two visits to the Emirates by a combined scoreline of 9-1.
- Arsenal have suffered just three losses in their last 36 home Premier League matches. However, two of those three have been in London derbies, losing twice to
- Palace have won three London derbies in the league this season. They last won more (five) in a single English top-flight campaign in 1990-91.
- Arsenal are undefeated in their last 42 home games in the Premier League when they’ve scored first.
A loss to Crystal Palace will end Arsenal’s title challenge. They are 13 points behind Liverpool with just five games to play. They are not going to win the Premier League but could still become European champions. The weekend saw them win 4-0 at Ipswich Town to keep their title hopes alive.
Crystal Palace still have a chance of playing in European competition next season. That could yet be achieved via their league position and the Eagles are in the FA Cup semi-finals. As you will read in the form section of this preview, they are struggling for results at present.
