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Crystal Palace travel to Brighton & Hove Albion on Tuesday night for the first league meeting of the season between these two fierce rivals.
The rivalry between the two clubs which are not especially close geographically stems from competition in the third tier during the 1950s and was later fueled by Terry Venables and his team-mate Alan Mullery in the 1970s.
Palace are making some clear improvements under Roy Hodgson's management and their late win against Stoke on the weekend demonstrated their determination to climb off the foot of the table. Brighton have started the season well, however, and the Amex is proving a particularly tough place to visit.
What time does it start?
The game kicks off at 7.45pm on Tuesday 28 November at the Amex Stadium.
Where can I watch it?
The game is not broadcast on live TV but you can follow it live on the Independent's sport site.
It's a big game for...
The fans. The significance of this game might not be entirely obvious to two sets of players from all over the world but this is the biggest fixture of the season for these sets of supporters and they will be desperate to secure victory over their rivals.
Player to watch...
Anthony Knockaert. The winger has made a slow start to the Premier League season but has had a more significant impact in recent weeks and looks to have finally settled at this level. He has brilliant ability and will be determined to show it against Palace.
Form guide...
Brighton DWDWDL
Crystal Palace LLDLDW
Odds...
Brighton to win: 8/5
Draw: 2/1
Crystal Palace to win: 21/10
Good evening and welcome to The Independent's live coverage of this evening's Premier League match between Watford and Manchester United.
We'll be bringing you extensive coverage of the action from Vicarage Road as well as all the moments that matter from tonight's three other games in the top-flight.
Here's the rundown of all that's in store over the next few hours.
Brighton v Crystal Palace – 7.45pm
Leicester v Tottenham – 7.45pm
Watford v Manchester United – 8pm
West Brom v Newcastle – 8pm
The announcement of the teams at the King Power Stadium and the Amex means we are in for some milestones...
...while it's a personal landmark for Tottenham's Erik Lamela, who is back in Spurs' matchday squad for the first time in 13 months.
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