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1 mins ago - Crystal Palace vs Brentford TV channel, live stream and how to watch the Premier League. Having both been condemned to painful midweek Premier League defeats, underperforming London rivals Crystal Palace and Brentford can end 2023 on a positive note when they clash at Selhurst Park on Saturday.

Roy Hodgson's men were undone by an 89th-minute penalty in a 2-1 loss to Chelsea on Wednesday, while the plight of the Bees continued in a horrendous 4-1 home defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

A penny for Nathan Collins's thoughts as he trudged off the field on Wednesday night, where the Brentford defender produced a one-man horror show to assist Wolves on their way to a Gtech Community Stadium slaughter, which began when Mario Lemina headed home his second goal in as many games.

Straight from kickoff, Collins's under-hit backpass gifted Hwang Hee-chan gifted Gary O'Neil's side their second before Yoane Wissa made things interesting, but Hwang's 10th strike of the season restored Wolves' two-goal advantage before another Collins blunder ended with Jean-Ricner Bellegarde putting the game to bed.

Collins's misery was compounded when he spurned a gilt-edged header at the other end of the field, although he was nevertheless offered a reassuring pat on the shoulder by Thomas Frank, who claimed that the Irish centre-back would never produce a worse performance for the remainder of his playing days.

However, Frank's upbeat admission may not provide much solace for the off-colour Bees, whose loss to Wolves marked their fourth Premier League defeat on the bounce, leaving them 14th in the table with just a one-point lead over Palace, and the dreaded dotted line is now coming into view for the visitors.

In fact, six of Brentford's last seven Premier League games have ended in defeat - the outlier being a 3-1 home success over Luton Town - but there has never been a victor in five previous top-flight games between the Bees and Palace, who played out their third successive 1-1 draw in August.

A sextet of Palace players could miss the visit of Brentford through injury, including Cheick Doucoure (Achilles), Joel Ward (thigh) and Jesurun Rak-Sakyi (thigh), all of whom are long-term absentees.

Sam Johnstone's calf concern will not settle down in time for the derby either, and Rob Holding's ankle concern is still giving him grief, but Odsonne Edouard (knee) will be assessed and could force his way back in.

Hodgson will likely see no reason to alter his Eagles' XI from a tactical point of view, but should fatigue come into play, Jeffrey Schlupp and Matheus Franca should be the first port of call as far as any changes are concerned.

Brentford's recent troubles can also be attributed to their lengthy list of fitness concerns, as all of Rico Henry (knee), Kevin Schade (adductor), Aaron Hickey (thigh), Bryan Mbeumo (ankle), Kristoffer Ajer (foot) and Josh Dasilva (hamstring) are being looked after by the physios, while Shandon Baptiste (foot) is touch-and-go.

Ivan Toney and Ben Mee - who was dismissed in his side's loss to Aston Villa on December 17 - will also miss the visitors' final fixture of 2023 through suspension, but Frank Onyeka is at Frank's disposal once more, having sat out the Wolves crushing owing to yellow card accumulation.

Onyeka, Mathias Jensen and Mikkel Damsgaard will all throw their hat into the ring for starting roles after Wednesday's abysmal display, but one can be sure that a disconsolate Collins will retain his place in the backline.

Crystal Palace possible starting lineup:

Henderson; Clyne, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell; Lerma, Richards; Olise, Franca, Ayew; Mateta

Brentford possible starting lineup:

Flekken; Roerslev, Collins, Mee, Ghoddos; Janelt, Norgaard, Jensen; Wissa, Maupay, Damsgaard

No other fixture in Premier League history has seen the first five showdowns end level, and yet another stalemate is not beyond the realm of possibility for two sides who have a penchant for sharing the points with each other.

Neither set of players are high on morale right now, and even though Palace can be considered marginal favourites given Brentford's losing streak and injury crisis, the Bees should stop the rot in its tracks thanks to the hosts' offensive troubles at Selhurst Park.