Crystal Palace vs Lech Poznan - Live Stream
View the live stream, TV coverage details and live score for the Crystal Palace vs Lech Poznan, a UEFA Europa League Match.
How to Watch Crystal Palace vs Lech Poznan – TV & Streaming Coverage
Crystal Palace begin their first UEFA Europa League campaign when they welcome Polish champions Lech Poznań to Selhurst Park on Thursday, September 17, with kickoff scheduled for 8:00 p.m. local time and 3:00 p.m. US Eastern. Palace qualified by winning last season’s Conference League but enter their European opener seeking a response after Sunday’s 3–2 Premier League defeat to Ipswich Town left Pierre Sage’s side with three losses from their first four league matches. Lech have already negotiated two Europa League qualifying rounds, eliminating KÍ Klaksvík and Swiss champions Thun—the latter following a commanding 7–0 home victory—and have won five of their opening seven Ekstraklasa games, although they also suffered a domestic defeat last weekend.
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| Canada | Canadian football fans follow the match live on Fubo TV Canada, DAZN Canada and one soccer. |
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| Portugal | In Portugal the game will be broadcast live on DAZN2 and DAZN Portugal. |
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| Netherlands | Ziggo Sports 2 and Ziggo Go will provide live coverage in Netherlands. |
| Spain | Movistar Plus+, Liga de Campeones 2 will broadcast the match live in Spain. |
| Sweden | The live coverage of the match will be available on Disney Nordic +. |
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| Norway | The Norwegian football fans can watch the match live on Viaplay Norway. |
| France | Canal + Live 2, Canal + foor and myCanal will provide live coverage for French football fans. |
| Worldwide | See UEFA Europa League Broadcast Partners by Country. |
Note: Broadcast schedules and partners are subject to change. We recommend checking your local listings regularly for the most up-to-date information.
Team news
Crystal Palace
- Captain and first-choice goalkeeper Dean Henderson is ruled out with an ankle injury. He is expected to return after the forthcoming international break, so Walter Benítez should continue in goal. Henderson injury update
- Jean-Philippe Mateta remains unavailable with a thigh injury.
- Chadi Riad is still sidelined by a knee problem.
- Eddie Nketiah is doubtful after sustaining a knock.
- Ismaïla Sarr has been recovering from a groin injury. He is approaching a return but remains a late fitness decision and may not be risked from the start.
- With Mateta and potentially Nketiah unavailable, summer arrival Jørgen Strand Larsen is expected to lead the attack.
- Pierre Sage made eight changes for Palace’s recent EFL Cup match but should select a stronger side for the club’s Europa League debut.
Lech Poznań
- Daniel Håkans, Alex Douglas and Antoni Kozubal are expected to miss the trip through injury.
- Iranian winger Ali Gholizadeh remains a long-term absentee.
- Pontus Wålemark should retain his place after scoring six goals in six European qualifiers this season.
- Captain Mikael Ishak is expected to start at centre-forward. The experienced Swede has scored a club-record 18 goals in 28 major European appearances for Lech.
- Luis Palma and Leo Bengtsson are among the attacking alternatives available to coach Niels Frederiksen.
Predicted lineups
Crystal Palace (3-4-2-1):
Walter Benítez; Óscar Mingueza, Chris Richards, Honest Ahanor; Anan Khalaili, Quinten Timber, Adam Wharton, Ben Chilwell; Daichi Kamada, Yeremy Pino; Jørgen Strand Larsen.
Lech Poznań (4-2-3-1):
Bartosz Mrozek; Joel Pereira, Bartosz Salamon, Michał Gurgul, Bartłomiej Barański; Radosław Murawski, Anton Stach; Pontus Wålemark, Gisli Thordarson, Luis Palma; Mikael Ishak.
The starting elevens remain projections and should be confirmed approximately one hour before kickoff.
