Crystal Palace vs Fulham team news with 7 outs and 2 doubts as Marco Silva faces selection headache

Fulham visit Crystal Palace this weekend buoyed by a dramatic late win against West London rivals Brentford under the lights at Craven Cottage on Monday night.

It was super sub Harry Wilson who turned that fixture around with an injury-time brace and the Welshman will certainly feel that has earned him a place in the starting XI for the trip to Selhurst Park.

Marco Silva has plenty of competition for places while Oliver Glasner has somewhat of an injury crisis on his hands. Here's your Crystal Palace vs Fulham team news.

Crystal Palace team news

Eberechi Eze and Adam Wharton are key men for Oliver Glasner and will both miss out against Fulham with injury worries. Neither midfielder is due back until later this month at the earliest having gone off in last week's Carabao Cup win over Aston Villa.

Wharton has needed surgery on a groin issue while Eze has a hamstring niggle. Glasner said: "It will be very ambitious to have [Eze] back after the [mid-November] international break, but I know we have a great medical department and he will work quite hard, so let's see.

"We took the final decision [on Wharton], he will have surgery. He tried [training] but the pain is too much and then it makes no sense. He has really struggled in the last weeks and months. So now we took the decision to have the surgery, and we hope to have him back after maybe four weeks."

Those aren't the only worries for the Eagles. Chadi Riad and Jefferson Lerma aren't expected back until the end of the month with Matheus Franca out until January. Chris Richards and Joel Ward are both doubts with a hamstring injury and a knock.

Meanwhile, Will Hughes won't feature in midfield as he is suspended. The 29-year-old has accumulated five yellow cards this season.

Fulham team news

Marco Silva is facing a selection headache with his attacking options all fully fit and competing for places. Reiss Nelson impressed against Brentford this week with Alex Iwobi on the other flank, but it was substitutes Adama Traore and Harry Wilson who helped turn that game around.

Speaking after the match, Silva said: "It's been tough. I've had some conversations with him [Wilson] and it's been a tough season in terms of minutes. All the players want to play more and Harry is a good example of that.

"Adama started the season with a very good impact, Alex has been one of the best players so far in our team too. Of course, with the impact of Emile so far, it's not easy to find space for everybody."

There is one injury setback for the Cottagers with midfielder Sasa Lukic set to miss out again. The 28-year-old has missed the last three matches with a shoulder injury and isn't expected back until later this month.