Crystal Palace vs Manchester United: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 30 Nov '25)

The much-anticipated Premier League clash is set to shake up Selhurst Park in England as Crystal Palace welcomes Manchester United on Sunday, 30th November '25 UTC. As the teams face off, it promises to be a unique combination of pride, passion, and potential banana skins!

Looking back at their last three head-to-head encounters, one might say Crystal Palace has been prancing around with two victories, leaving Manchester United wondering where they misplaced their victory goggles, as they've managed zero wins with one match ending in a stalemate that could rival a chess match for excitement. In their last rendezvous on the 2nd of February '25, Crystal Palace swooped in like victorious eagles, coasting to a 2-0 win on unfamiliar ground against Manchester United.

Fast forward to their current form, Crystal Palace strut into this match fresher than a daisy with a 2-0 icing over Wolverhampton, while Manchester United enters with a 2-2 tango against Tottenham Hotspur still fresh in their minds. In their domestic league standings, Crystal Palace is doing the cha-cha in 4th position, while Manchester United find themselves hanging low in 10th.

Game-Changer Watchlist: Manchester United will need to ensure J. Mateta doesn’t slip their radar, as he’s Crystal Palace's secret goal ninja with 6 tallies this season. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace will need to keep a tight grip on B. Fernandes, who’s been out there assisting more than a helpful librarian with 3 assists for Manchester United.

Top Crystal Palace Player Ratings: Marc Guéhi stands tall at 7.35, Jaydee Canvot makes his mark with 7.3, and Dean Henderson keeps it cool with a 7.15.

Top Manchester United Player Ratings: Bruno Fernandes leads their orchestral maneuvers in the dark with 7.26, Bryan Mbeumo scores a cool 7.15, and Casemiro hums along with a 7.07.

This season, Crystal Palace enjoys the ball 42.58% of the time, which might make one wonder if they are hoarding the ball for the talent show. Meanwhile, Manchester United grumbles at referees with a possession stat of 50.64%. Expect corner kicks to be in short supply, with Palace averaging 3.83 per match and United 3.82. As for cards, Crystal Palace has waved the yellow flag 22 times and has dodged those pesky red ones completely. Manchester United, less combative, has only mirrored 13 yellows with their own clean disciplinary sheet of zero red cards. Both teams have even felt the bite of two penalty goals each.

Upon reviewing these theatrical statistics, it would seem fitting to roll out the red carpet for Crystal Palace to steal the show. After all, trends point towards another thrilling dance of victory for the Eagles against the Red Devils!