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Premier League Predictions: Palace v Forest – Is This the Weekend’s Most Likely Draw?
William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Sunday’s Premier League clash between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest.
Our Prediction: Draw (21/10), Crystal Palace 2-2 Nottingham Forest (11/1)
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Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest meet at Selhurst Park on Sunday in a clash between two sides still searching for rhythm after a stop‑start opening to the Premier League season.
Now, let’s take a closer look at some Premier League odds and betting angles for Sunday’s fixture:
Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest – Sunday, 2pm
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- Crystal Palace have endured a difficult start under Pierre Sage, but they did steady things before the international break, following defeat at Ipswich with a dominant 4–0 Europa League win over Lech Poznań and a solid point away at Leeds.
- The defensive issues remain, though: Palace have conceded two or more goals in ten of their last eleven Premier League matches and have won just one of their last twelve in the top flight (D4, L7).
- They now risk losing their first three home league games of a season for only the fourth time in their history. Recent meetings at Selhurst Park haven’t offered much clarity either, the last five clashes here have all ended level. The draw is 21/10 with William Hill.
- Nottingham Forest arrive having claimed their first win of the season under former Palace boss Oliver Glasner at Aston Villa, though that momentum stalled with a shock 1–0 home defeat to Coventry before the break.
- Even so, Forest should travel with confidence, they’ve scored at least two goals in each of their last seven away league matches, a run that makes them dangerous on the road.
- However, history between these two sides points heavily towards stalemate, eight of the last ten meetings in all competitions have finished level. Punters who fancy Forest to break that pattern can back the visitors at 13/8 with William Hill.