Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal: Odds, Preview, Live Stream, TV Info

Arsenal started the 2018-19 season in disappointing fashion, losing back-to-back matches against Manchester City and Chelsea.

Since their defeat to the Blues in mid-August, though, they have come away victorious from every encounter, an 11-game winning run that continued against Sporting CP in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday.

Crystal Palace have enjoyed no such luck recently and go into Sunday's home clash with the Gunners on the back of three consecutive defeats.

Date: Sunday, October 28

Time: 1:30 p.m. GMT, 9:30 a.m. ET

TV Info: Sky Sports Premier League (UK), NBC Gold (U.S.)

Live Stream:  Sky Go, NBC Sports App

Match Odds (via OddsShark): Crystal Palace (3-1), Arsenal (10-11), Draw (23-10)

Head coach Unai Emery made six changes for Arsenal's drab 1-0 win over Sporting on Thursday.

The likes of Shkodran Mustafi, Hector Bellerin and, perhaps most crucially, Mesut Ozil will likely return to the starting XI for Sunday.

Ozil has been in fine nick this season and was particularly impressive last time out in the league against Leicester City, as WhoScored.com demonstrated:

As the fulcrum of Arsenal's attacking unit, the German brings the likes of Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang into play.

Those four will likely relish the opportunity to take on a Palace side low on confidence after their recent poor form.

While Arsenal have been flying in attack, the Eagles have been struggling for goals and have netted just five times in nine league games.

It doesn't help that Christian Benteke is sidelined through injury, but Wilfried Zaha has also been less effective recently.

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After a superb 2017-18 campaign, the Ivory Coast international is getting more attention from opposition defenders and is consequently finding it harder to make an impact.

The form book suggests an Arsenal victory, but the Selhurst Park crowd could have a big part to play, as Palace fans can create an intimidating atmosphere when at their loudest.

Emery will be eager for his side to get ahead early in order to silence the home supporters.

The Gunners have not been great in opening halves this season and have headed into the break without the lead on eight occasions during their 11-game winning streak.

Emery would surely like to see that trend altered on Sunday, and Arsenal will have a good chance to do it against a struggling Palace side.