Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace prediction, odds and how to watch

Aston Villa came from behind twice to snatch a 4-4 draw at Old Trafford, with Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu scoring in stoppage time to rescue a point for United after Villa had led for large stretches of a chaotic Premier League Sunday.

Aston Villa host Paris Saint Germain on Tuesday night knowing a PSG side that has won four of their last five Champions League matches will not give them a moment's peace. The basics will decide this.

Manchester United's stoppage-time 4-4 draw with Aston Villa leaves them 18th and in the Premier League relegation zone for the first time since 1986, with Michael Carrick bristling at questions over his future ahead of a decisive trip to Anfield.

Crystal Palace are set to sack Pierre Sage after just 16 games, with Thomas Frank the leading candidate to replace him following a 3-1 defeat by Liverpool that left the club bottom of the Premier League. The real story is a defensive crisis built by selling Guéhi and Lacroix, not by Sage's tactics.

Crystal Palace are preparing to sack Pierre Sage after just five months, with the club bottom of the Premier League and conceding goals at the league's worst rate. Thomas Frank is the leading candidate to replace him, with Sean Dyche also attracting internal support.

Michael Carrick has admitted Manchester United have given him no guarantees beyond Sunday's clash with Aston Villa, despite Tuesday's 3-2 Champions League comeback over Roma. With one win in ten games and Eddie Howe reportedly ready to step in, the Villa match, not the Roma result, is the real verdict on his future.

Tottenham are formally complaining to Pro Ref after VAR upheld the decision not to even caution Leeds' Jayden Bogle for an Achilles-first tackle on Mathys Tel, a week after Crystal Palace's Mateta was sent off for a similar challenge against the same side.