A London Derby in the FA Cup quarter-finals is all the fans are asking for after an elongated international break that seemed to have lasted an entirety. The action will resume at Craven Cottage as Fulham will host Crystal Palace on Saturday, March 29, in a contest for the semi-final place and a chance to play at the Wembley Stadium.<\/p>
The two sides have already met twice this season, with Marco Silva’s men emerging winners at Selhurst Park against a 10-men Crystal Palace side with Emile Smith Rowe and Harry Wilson netting the goals. In the reverse leg, the Eagles exacted revenge on Fulham with a 2-0 win courtesy of an own goal from former Palace player Joachim Andersen, while Daniel Munoz delivered the killer blow in the 66th minute with another goal.<\/p>
Learn more about the odds, team news, picks, and predictions for the crucial FA Cup quarter-final between Fulham and Crystal Palace here.<\/p>
Here is when and where to watch the clash between Fulham and Crystal Palace.<\/p>
Date:<\/strong> 03\/29<\/p> Time:<\/strong> 8:15 am ET<\/p> Location:<\/strong> Craven Cottage, London<\/p> Where to watch:<\/strong> The match can be watched on ESPN+ in the USA<\/p> The first quarter-final of the 2024-25 FA Cup will be contested between two London sides who have proven that they are no lesser than any of the traditional powers in English football during the ongoing season.<\/p> The Cottagers have made a place in the last eight purely on merit as they defeated Watford, Wigan Athletic, and Manchester United in the third, fourth, and fifth rounds, respectively. The win against the Red Devils on penalties at Old Trafford was a real statement as Victor Lindelof and Joshua Zirkzee missed their respective penalties to allow the Cottagers to move on to the next round.<\/p> Reiss Nelson, Harry Wilson, and Kenny Tete remain sidelined due to their respective injuries, while Sasa Lukic is available to face Palace after serving his two-match suspension.<\/p> After mounting relatively easier challenges of non-Premier League sides, Stockport, Doncaster, and Millwall, this would be the first meeting against a Premier League opposition for Palace whose credentials would be tested massively against Silva’s side. <\/p> Jean Phillipe Mateta is still recovering from a head injury and might only play a part from the bench if Oliver Gasner wants the forward to be fully fit for the remaining fixtures in the season. Cheick Doucore, Chadi Riad, and Joel Ward are ruled out from the ongoing season and Palace will have to do without these three players against the Cottagers on Saturday.<\/p> The Playoffs aim to facilitate the safest bets for the game. Have a look at the predictions for the game below.<\/p>Fulham vs Crystal Palace Preview<\/h2>
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