Crystal Palace vs Hull City prediction, odds and how to watch

Hull City dominated large stretches of this Premier League fixture but could not hold on after Dango Ouattara cancelled out Oli McBurnie's first-half penalty, leaving both sides to settle for a share of the spoils.

Newcastle United secured a comfortable 2-0 victory at Crystal Palace on Sunday, with William Osula and Harvey Barnes both scoring in the second half to settle a match Palace never truly threatened to win.

Crystal Palace have conceded eleven goals in five Premier League matches and Hull City have not won in that same window. Something has to give on Sunday, but neither side is giving you much reason for confidence.

Crystal Palace host Real Sociedad on Thursday night with both sides sitting on identical Europa League form and neither able to afford another slip. Connor Maguire breaks down who wants it more.

Hull City have not won in five Premier League matches and face a Brighton side that has conceded just one goal in that same window. Something has to give, and the evidence says it will not be Brighton.

Coventry have shipped ten goals in five Premier League matches and now face a Crystal Palace side that knows how to hurt teams on the road. Something has to give, and the smart money says it will not be Palace.

Pierre Sage and Matthias Jaissle both face scrutiny over turbulent starts to their Crystal Palace and Newcastle tenures, but the pressure is wildly uneven: Sage may be sacked with a defeat, while Jaissle enjoys public backing despite Newcastle's 'chaotic' reputation. Sunday's clash at Selhurst Park could decide which project survives.