"While Crystal Palace might have watched attacking talisman Eberechi Eze leave Selhurst Park on Deadline Day, Oliver Glasner's men haven't shown any signs of a hangover. Officially punching their Europa Conference League ticket last month, the Eagles are remarkably unbeaten in all of their previous 16 consecutive appearances across all competitions and they have only continued to shatter a string of records. Clinching an iconic maiden FA Cup crown on May 17th as they claimed a famous 1-0 victory against Manchester City at Wembley, the former RB Leipzig boss finds the mood in his camp at a red-hot high."
"Edging past Championship outfit Millwall earlier in the week as they extended on their EFL Cup adventure, Palace should be relishing a trip across the capital this weekend. Heading into September's international break with a sensational 3-0 romp away at Aston Villa, Saturday's guests should also be excited by a dominant record against West Ham. Along with landing a 2-0 victory when they last travelled to east London back in January, they have also won three of their previous four showdowns against the Hammers."
England's elite return focus to domestic fixtures on Saturday with seven Premier League matches scheduled, including Chelsea at Manchester United. Crystal Palace remain unbeaten in 16 consecutive matches across all competitions after securing Europa Conference League qualification and clinching their first FA Cup. Palace beat Millwall in the EFL Cup and recorded a 3-0 win at Aston Villa before the international break. Palace have a strong recent record versus West Ham, winning three of the last four meetings and 2-0 in east London in January. West Ham lost 3-0 to Tottenham last weekend, intensifying pressure on manager Graham Potter.
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