Stay informed about all the squad updates concerning the clash between Crystal Palace and AEK Larnaca in their Conference League fixture
Crystal Palace are progressing in their European journey, facing off against AEK Larnaca within the Conference League’s round of sixteen.
The London side have displayed erratic form under Oliver Glasner’s tenure this campaign, yet are still considered contenders for the championship.
AEK Larnaca maintained an unblemished record throughout their group stage run, securing three victories and three stalemates en route to the knockout rounds.
Given they have a home second leg, the team from Cyprus will believe they can spring a surprise versus a vulnerable Palace squad.
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Crystal Palace Squad Updates
Crystal Palace initial lineup: Henderson, Johnson, Richards, Lacroix, Canvot, Mitchell, Wharton, Kamada, Sarr, Guessand, Strand Larsen
Crystal Palace reserve players: Benitez, Matthews, Lerma, Pino, Mateta, Clyne, Hughes, Sosa, Riad, Devenny, Rooney, Cardines
AEK Larnaca Roster Information
AEK Larnaca initial lineup: Alomerovic, Saborit, Ledes, Rohden, Ivanovic, Bajic, Garcia, Milicevic, Pons, Miramon, Ekpolo
AEK Larnaca reserve players: Paraskevas, Demetrjou, Gonzalez, Ioannou, Gerasimou, Loukaides, Thoma, Cabrera, Kyriakou, Gurfinkel, Mudrazija
Viewing options for Crystal Palace v AEK Larnaca: Television broadcast, digital streaming
The encounter will be televised live across the UK via TNT Sports.
Fans also have the option to stream the fixture through the Discovery+ service across mobile phones, tablets, and smart televisions.
The match is set to commence at Selhurst Park at 8:00 PM GMT this Thursday evening.
Key Statistics Concerning Crystal Palace v AEK Larnaca
- Crystal Palace concluded in tenth position within the Conference League’s initial phase standings.
- Palace triumphed over Zrinjski Mostar by a 3-1 overall score during the playoff stage.
- AEK Larnaca have sustained an undefeated streak in the Conference League throughout the current campaign.
- The team from Cyprus has achieved five shutouts while letting in merely a single goal during the tournament.
- Larnaca overcame Crystal Palace by a score of 1-0 at Selhurst Park previously in the competition.