Everything you need to know to watch Crystal Palace vs Leeds United…
Kick-off time: The Premier League match between Palace and Leeds will take place today, Sunday 15th March. The game at Selhurst Park is one of three scheduled to kick-off at 2pm GMT, alongside Manchester United vs. Aston Villa.
Venue: The encounter will be held at Selhurst Park. Palace sit comfortably in 14th place but will be wary of Leeds, who beat them 4-1 earlier in the season. Coach Oliver Glasner’s team will be looking to improve on their home record of just one win in nine games. Leeds are aiming to climb further out of the relegation zone.
UK TV Channels: Due to a busy Sunday for sports, live coverage of this match will be broadcast on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Pre-match coverage and analysis will begin at 1pm, with an hour of preparation before the match kicks off in south London.
UK Live Stream: Sky Sports subscribers can watch the match live via the Sky Go app on mobile, tablet and laptop. The match will also be available to watch with a NOW Sports membership, allowing fans to stream all Sky Sports channels without a long-term contract.
USA Broadcast: The match will be broadcast live on USA Network for viewers in the United States. Also available to stream on Peacock Premium, the game kicks off at 10 a.m. ET/7 a.m. PT.
UK Radio Broadcast: Live audio commentary for UK users is available through Palace TV+ via Crystal Palace’s official website and app. National updates will also be provided on BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT throughout the afternoon.
Crystal Palace team news: Oliver Glasner expects Daniel Muñoz to be available after a late fitness test. Jean-Philippe Mateta is expected to return to the squad and could play a few minutes off the bench, while Jorgen Strand Larsen is likely to start up front.
Leeds United team news: Manager Daniel Farke is “cautiously optimistic” that top scorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin will be available despite suffering a recent knee injury. However, Noah Okafor is a major doubt with a back problem, meaning Los Blancos could rely on Anton Stach and Brenden Aaronsson for creativity.
