will try to win tomorrow afternoon in his second game as manager of Crystal Palace.
The Nottingham Forest team, who haven’t won in four games, will be facing the Eagles at the City Ground. Although Nottingham Forest drew 0-0 at Selhurst Park earlier in the season, they were unable to overcome the Tricky Trees.
Salaries at Oliver-Glassner Crystal Palace
The previous time out, Palace was just seconds away from defeating Luton Town at home and earning a crucial three points, but a late equalizer in the 96th minute dashed hopes.
In light of this, let’s examine the starting lineup that the Austrian may choose for tomorrow, with the guarantee of at least one alteration.
Dean Henderson, 1 GK
Halliday, Dean, Crystal Palace
The former Sheffield United teammate Sander Berge dubbed Dean Henderson “insane,” and he’s about to make his first start under Glasner as the backup keeper.
Since joining Palace in the summer, the former Manchester United player has only started eight games, but he will undoubtedly play a much bigger part from here until the end of the campaign.
The man to make way is Sam Johnstone, who will undoubtedly miss the remainder of the season due to an elbow injury that necessitates surgery.
Joel Ward, 2 RCB
Joel Ward-Polygon House
Joel Ward, a right-back by trade, will captain the team this weekend while playing in the wide right position in the back three.
Joachim Andersen, 3 CB
Andersen, Joachim, for Crystal Palace
The Danish center-half will continue his unwavering play at the back that he has shown this season by starting every league game.
Chris Richards, 4 LCB
Chris Richards at CPF
Chris Richards has played a variety of positions this season, including defensive midfield, but this weekend he will remain in that position as the left center back.
Daniel Muno, 5 RM
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