Dunk starts for Brighton vs Crystal Palace LIVE!

Fabian Hurzler makes one change from their 2-0 win at Sunderland as skipper Lewis Dunk returns to face his old foe in Crystal Palace with Pascal Struijk out with a groin issue. Jack Hinshelwood made his return from injury in Europe on Thursday but is on the bench today. Georginio Rutter played 90 minutes on Thursday but Charalampos Kostoulas keeps his place as the central striker.

Mats Wieffer (knee), Yankuba Minteh (leg) and Kaoru Mitoma (hamstring) are still missing with injury issues.

Team to play Crystal Palace: Verbruggen, Kadioglu, Vuskovic, Dunk, Boscagli, Andres, Ayari, Diego Gomez, Gross, De Cuyper, Kostoulas

Team to play Brighton: Benitez, Khalaili, Ahanor, Richards, Canvot, Mitchell, Wharton, Timber, Pino, Kamada, Strand Larsen

Sky Sports' betting expert Lewis Jones:Pascal Gross has been one of the Premier League's outstanding performers this season. He is the player who makes Brighton tick. But he carries a serious goal threat, too. Four goals already this season underlines that point. Add the fact he is on penalties and there are multiple routes to a goal.

The market appears to be anticipating a comfortable win for Brighton with their expected goal output approaching three. That creates an interesting opportunity in the player goalscorer markets. If Brighton are expected to score freely, why are we being offered 7/2 with Sky Bet about one of their most influential players finding the net? That feels large.

Gross has the technical quality to arrive in dangerous positions, the composure to finish chances and the added advantage of penalty-taking duties. In a fixture where Brighton are expected to create plenty, those qualities make him an appealing candidate to get on the scoresheet.

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Sky Sports' Lewis Jones at the Amex: It’s derby day on the south coast. And yes, this is very much a derby. Today is the 116th meeting in all competitions between the clubs and it’s a rivalry that started in the 1970s that gathered momentum during the days of Alan Mullery and Terry Venabales were managers and both teams were promotion rivals.

Palace have had the upper hand in recent meetings with Brighton having won two of the last 14 Premier League meetings. However, the Seagulls, third in the Premier League, are in flying form and are strongly fancied to take maximum points. But this league is such a condensed and competitive one that it doesn’t take much for games to become much closer than the pre-season perception outlines. Let’s get cracking.

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