Crystal Palace vs Fulham LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Fulham have the first corner of the game, with Tete making his way down the right under no pressure at all. It’s a strong start from the away side.

KICK-OFF! Crystal Palace get the ball rolling and the game is under way!

The teams are out on the pitch, and we’re nearly ready for kick-off here in London!

Oliver Glasner names a different-look Crystal Palace side, who are swamped with injuries to key players and a suspension for Will Hughes. The key talking point for their side is 21-year-old Justin Devenny starting for the first time in the Premier League. Due to the lack of first-teamers available to Glasner, a defender is being played in midfield, next to Kamada. It is unclear whether that will be Guehi or Chalobah who will shift into the middle as Palace look to fill a gap. Doucoure is an option off the bench, but he isn’t fit enough to start yet. As for Fulham, Marco Silva has named an unchanged side after their win against Brentford. Their hero in that game, Harry Wilson, is on the bench. Andersen starts in defence against his former club, after moving West of London in the summer. Also on the bench is Sessegnon, who was heavily linked with Palace in the transfer window, and even trialled with the Eagles before returning to his boyhood club.

FULHAM SUBS: Steven Benda, Timothy Castagne, Issa Diop, Harry Wilson, Ryan Sessegnon, Harrison Reed, Tom Cairney, Adama Traore, Rodrigo Muniz.

FULHAM (4-2-3-1): Bernd Leno; Antonee Robinson, Calvin Bassey, Joachim Andersen, Kenny Tete; Sander Berge, Andreas Pereira; Reiss Nelson, Emile Smith Rowe, Alex Iwobi; Raul Jimenez.

CRYSTAL PALACE SUBS: Matt Turner, Remi Matthews, Joel Ward, Chris Richards, Caleb Kporha, Jeffrey Schlupp, Cheick Doucoure, Asher Agbinone, Zach Marsh.

CRYSTAL PALACE (3-4-2-1): Dean Henderson; Trevoh Chalobah, Maxence Lacroix, Nathaniel Clyne; Tyrick Mitchell, Justin Devenny, Marc Guehi, Daniel Munoz; Daichi Kamada, Ismaila Sarr; Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Marco Silva, unlike his counterpart, will be pleased with how his side has begun their domestic season. Fulham sit ninth in the Premier League and have won more games than they have drawn or lost. They recently won against Brentford in spectacular fashion, netting twice in added time to steal three points from their local rivals. Fulham will see this as a game that they should be winning, after already picking up impressive results against Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and Leicester.

Oliver Glasner’s team has started poorly in this Premier League campaign; he will be disappointed with the fact that his side are still not picking up maximum points in games where they perhaps deserve to. They have only won one game and have drawn four, and they are currently 17th in the league table. The mental block of getting their first win was taken care of against Tottenham Hotspur but after a disappointing draw against Wolves, Palace desperately need another three points. The home team will see this game as a winnable fixture, but they are without key players, so the squad will have to be on top form.