Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE digital coverage as Crystal Palace host Leeds United in the Premier League. Both sides will be looking to bounce back from defeats last weekend. Kick-off is at 15:00 GMT.

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Leeds are looking to win three consecutive Premier League away games for the first time since August 2002, while they last won three in a row on the road without conceding in the top-flight in August 1970.

As for Palace, they were beaten by Wolves 2-0.

In keeping with this topsy turvy week/month/year as the opening credits to Friends went, Leeds had a shock 4-1 defeat to Leicester last time out.

Ahead of the game, Marcelo Bielsa has not ruled out staying in management until he reaches Hodgson's age, who is a ripe 73.

“There’s still eight years for that to happen and eight years is a long time in a person’s life.

“What’s admirable is, in this kind of job, you can’t do it if you don’t desire it and to be able to do the job of the manager you need to have a lot of will, a lot of desire to be able to do it.

“There’s a lot of jobs you can do without a lot of desire. If you work as a manager and you don’t have any enthusiasm then automatically you are excluded.

“It’s admirable, the enthusiasm he (Hodgson) still has.”

Roy Hodgson starts with Ayew, McArthur and Eze today.

Asked about the fact that fans might be hoping to see more of Eze, he replied: “Once again it’s [about] competition. Jeff Schlupp isn’t exactly anything other than a very good attacking left-sided midfield player.

“So I had to make choices there. I’ve not been able to fit both in the team together – especially with the form of Andros Townsend on the other side.

“It’s been nothing more complicated than that. But again, like Jairo Riedewald, he has been excellent in training. He’s done really, really well. He’s impressed everybody – not just with his ability but his attitude and professionalism.

“His chance, I’m sure, will come very, very soon.”

Umm, Andy Johnson, Wilf Zaha, Danny Gabiddon maybe?

LEEDS UNITED: Meslier, Ayling, Koch, Struijk, Cooper, Alioski, Dallas, Harrison, Klich, Costa, Bamford...Subs: Casilla, Poveda, Roberts, Raphinha, Davis, Jenkins, Casey.

CRYSTAL PALACE: Guaita, Van Aanholt, Dann, Kouyate, Clyne, Riedewald, McArthur, Townsend, Eze, Zaha, Ayew...Subs: Butland, Sakho, Schlupp, Benteke, McCarthy, Batshuayi, Cahill.