How to watch Wolves v Crystal Palace: TV Channel and live stream details

Crystal Palace get back to Premier League action on Saturday afternoon as they head to the midlands to face winless Wolves.

The Molineux club have appointed Rob Edwards as their new manager while the Eagles go into the game knowing they could end the day inside the top four with a win. Palace are 10th in the table with 17 points from 11 games.

They have only lost two matches, with just league leaders Arsenal losing fewer fixtures in the Premier League this campaign. Oliver Glasner’s side have drawn five of their 11 matches so far but remain well in the hunt for a European spot.

“I think it's proven that there is no ‘new manager bounce’, but it may be a little bit more difficult for us to prepare,” said Glasner ahead of the game.

“We don't know exactly how they are playing this year – they’ve switched between a 3-4-3, 3-5-2 and 4-2-3-1. Rob Edwards played with Luton quite often in a 3-4-3. He started with Middlesbrough in this shape, but then changed it, and of course the analysts and my staff will look back also at what he did at Middlesbrough and what he did with Luton, because every manager has his own ideas.

“On the other side, Wolves had many international players as well, so they didn't have a lot of training time, so we expect them playing how they played, with the players they have, with slight adjustments and on the other side we showed it many times that we can compete with every single team in England. This is what we will show and want to show tomorrow again.”

Wolves v Crystal Palace: TV Channel and live stream details

Crystal Palace travel to Wolves in the Premier League on Saturday November 22, with kick-off at 3pm GMT from Molineux. It means supporters in the United Kingdom will not be able to watch the match live or stream it online due to the 3pm blackout rule.

Fans in the UK will be able to listen to live match updates on BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT and get updates on TV from Sky Sports Soccer Saturday. Free match highlights will be made available on the Sky Sports app and YouTube channel shortly after full-time, while Match of the Day will show extended highlights from 10:30pm on BBC One and iPlayer.

Crystal Palace fans outside the UK will be able to watch the game if their respective right holders have selected it coverage. A full list of the varying rights holders for the Premier League across the world can be found HERE.

In Spain, DAZN have the rights while it will also be shown on Fubo in Canada, Stan Sport in Australia, Star Sports in India and both ESPN and Disney+ in South America. Those in the Middle East and Africa can watch the match on beIN Sports and SuperSport.

Wolves v Crystal Palace: Team news

Glasner has confirmed that he has no injury concerns ahead of the game. He said: “All players are fit fortunately. Marc started training with us on Wednesday, so he did now three sessions and it's good.

“Eddie Nketiah trained the whole week. He started on Monday, and he’s fine so he will be in the squad. JP [Mateta] came back with a minor knee issue from [playing with] France, but trained today without any issues, so he’s also fit, so very good news.”

Meanwhile, Wolves will be without Rodrigo Gomes, Matt Doherty and Dan Bentley against the Eagles.