Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has also made four alterations to the team that featured in their last outing, with Antonio Rudiger, Andreas Christensen, N’Golo Kante and Alvaro Morata making way for Gary Cahill, David Luiz, Victor Moses and Willian, respectively.
Roy Hodgson has decided to make four changes to the Palace side that started the defeat against Manchester United two weeks ago, with the most notable inclusion being veteran goalkeeper Julian Speroni, who starts his first league game since May 2016. There’s also a place in the line-up for Wilfred Zaha, who is back from injury and starts up front in place of Bakary Sako. Meanwhile, Scott Dann and James McArthur have come into the side to replace Damien Delaney and Jason Puncheon.