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Early starts don't tend to provide much drama but this high noon showdown has already produced chances at both ends of the pitch.

Four attempts in the opening 10 minutes - two on target.

The chances keep coming!

Bruno Fernandes whips in a delightful cross from a free-kick into the Palace box and it's inch perfect for Casemiro.

But the United player cannot get it on target and it flashes wide.

United should be ahead.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter at Selhurst Park

Manchester United's travelling fans are singing their praise of legendary former striker Eric Cantona.

The first rendition brought a smattering of boos from the home supporters.

Selhurst Park was the scene of Cantona's most infamous incident, when he was sent off and then leapt into the crowd to assault a fan who had abused him.

Cantona was initially sent to prison before the sentence was changed and he ended up serving a nine-month ban from playing.

Too easy for Jean-Philippe Mateta who rolls Matthijs de Ligt and darts into Manchester United's penalty area before firing into the side netting.

Mateta's pace did United's defence and the French forward will be disappointed not to have got that on target.

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Remember all that rain yesterday? The sun is shining brightly in south London.

Good news for Palace. Ismaila Sarr is fine to carry on after treatment.

Another replay of that early chance for Casemiro.

That was a really good stop by Dean Henderson who stuck out a big hand to deny Casemiro.

Palace have kept six clean sheets in 12 Premier League games this season - and Henderson has been a big part of that.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter at Selhurst Park

That was one of those situations where Casemiro was too close to Dean Henderson.

The Brazilian lacked a striker's instinct to lift a delicate effort over the Crystal Palace keeper and instead tried to power it and Henderson was able to block it without moving, then reacted quickly to grab the loose ball before any damage was done.

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This doesn't look good.

Palace's joint top scorer Ismaila Sarr lands awkwardly and has hurt his ankle. He thumps the ground in frustration and is now receiving treatment.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

The long throw - nothing sexy about it but it just asks questions of the home defence almost immediately. That was a chance, that was close mate.

There were goals after 55 and 59 seconds in the Premier League yesterday.

There was almost one after 43 seconds here.

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Almost immediately Manchester United win a throw in deep inside the Palace half. It's hurled into the box and there is pinball before Dean Henderson denies Casemiro.

Manchester United, dressed top to toe in white, get the game under way.

Ruben Amorim is wearing gloves.

Crystal Palace are the kings of the clean sheet.

They're chasing a fourth straight Premier League shut out today.

Palace, by the way, are undefeated at Selhurst Park in the Premier League since 15 February.

Flames shoot into the air as the players emerge from the tunnel.

Looks great for a night game, but a 12 noon start on a Sunday?

Crystal Palace

Today is Oliver Glasner's 200th game as a manager in Europe's big-five leagues, taking charge of 136 in the German Bundesliga (68 Wolfsburg, 68 Eintracht Frankfurt) and today his 64th in the Premier League as Crystal Palace boss.

The big question: will he sign a new contract and commit his future to Palace?

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Nigel Reo-Coker
Former Aston Villa midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It will be a very difficult game for Manchester United and I won't be surprised if Palace win.

Manchester United

Luke Shaw today makes his 300th appearance for Manchester United in all competitions, 11 years and 64 days after his debut for the club against West Ham in September 2014.

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