What channel is Crystal Palace v Everton FA Cup match on? Kick off time, live stream and latest team news
Check out how to watch Crystal Palace v Everton in the FA Cup this weekend, including TV and live stream details, team news, predictions and odds.
Crystal Palace are in unfamiliar territory as they prepare to face Everton in the next batch of FA Cup fixtures on TV.
The Eagles have reached the FA Cup quarter-finals for only the third time since 1995 and will be determined to make the most of their opportunity against struggling opposition.
Patrick Vieira's men have shown plenty of encouraging signs of progress this season without producing remarkable streaks of winning form.
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On the other hand, Everton were on a four-game losing run in the Premier League before their last-gasp win against Newcastle on Thursday, and still sit just one place above the relegation mess.
Frank Lampard will see the FA Cup as an opportunity for his men to rebuild their confidence – or shatter it further.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Crystal Palace v Everton on TV and online.
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When is Crystal Palace v Everton?
Crystal Palace v Everton will take place on Sunday 20th March 2022.
Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information.
What time is kick-off?
Crystal Palace v Everton will kick off at 12:30pm.
There are numerous FA Cup quarter-final games taking place this week, including Middlesbrough v Chelsea on Saturday.
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What TV channel is Crystal Palace v Everton on?
Fans can tune in to watch the game for free on ITV from 11:45am.
FA Cup games will be split between ITV and BBC throughout the season in a big boost for fans across the country who can enjoy live matches on free-to-air TV.
How to live stream Crystal Palace v Everton online
You can also live stream the match via ITV Hub on a range of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets.
Crystal Palace v Everton team news
Crystal Palace predicted XI: TBC
Everton predicted XI: TBC
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Crystal Palace v Everton odds
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bet365 odds: Crystal Palace (23/20) Draw (12/5) Everton (12/5)*
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Our prediction: Crystal Palace v Everton
Palace are enjoying the mid-table dream. Every fan beyond the top eight teams hopes for 'comfortable mid-table and a good cup run'.
Vieira has injected life into Palace, whose players would usually start to plan their holidays at this time of the season.
He has great incentive to keep going in 2021/22 and a place in the FA Cup semi-finals would represent a huge achievement for his team.
Our prediction: Crystal Palace 1-0 Everton (6/1 at bet365).
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