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iwaeda:
Crystal Palace welcome Manchester United to Selhurst Park on Wednesday night looking to pull off a league double over the 20-time champions for the first time ever.

The Eagles memorably won 3-1 at Old Trafford earlier this season, but 17 points now separate the two sides in the table with Man United looking to further strengthen their Champions League hopes in midweek.
Manchester United played out their fifth goalless league draw of the season last time out as neither Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side nor Chelsea could find the breakthrough at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

A controversially-rejected penalty claim against Callum Hudson-Odoi aside, there was little to shout about for either team during the stalemate - something which has been a feature of Man United's games against big-six opposition this season.

All five of those 0-0 draws this season have come against other members of the 'big six', and they have failed to find the back of the net in their last six such matches.

With 12 points now separating them from leaders Manchester City, it could be argued that Man United's record in those games is the biggest reason why their title challenge now appears to be all but over.

While Sunday's stalemate allowed Man City to move further clear, Man United escaped relatively unscathed in terms of those behind them, with Leicester City and West Ham United both losing in addition to Chelsea's dropped points.