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Crystal Palace 0-0 Leeds: Jesse Marsch’s side hold on for draw at Selhurst Park to go five points clear of relegation zone | Football News


Leeds battled for a 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace on Monday Night Football which leaves them five points clear of the drop zone.

Seventeenth-placed Burnley’s 1-0 win over Wolves on Sunday piled the pressure on Leeds ahead of their trip to Selhurst Park and they failed to provide an answer, with just three points separating the sides ahead of the final five games of the season.

Team news

  • Kalvin Phillips made his first start for Leeds since December
  • Tyrick Mitchell was unavailable for Crystal Palace due to injury

It was a game of few chances, but Palace were dominant and will feel disappointed they failed to secure a win that would have taken them to 40 points and put to bed any remaining concerns of relegation.

While Leeds will be pleased to have come away with a point after a bad night away from home, it leaves them in a precarious position ahead of a tough run-in which includes matches against Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal.

Eighteenth-placed Everton have a game in hand on Leeds and Burnley, which if they win could see Frank Lampard’s side close the gap to two points between themselves and the Whites.

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Leeds’ remaining fixtures

  • Manchester City (H), Saturday April 30, 5.30pm, live on Sky Sports
  • Arsenal (A), Sunday May 8, 2pm, live on Sky Sports
  • Chelsea (H), Wednesday May 11, 7.30pm, live on Sky Sports
  • Brighton (H), Sunday May 15, 2pm
  • Brentford (A), Sunday May 22, 4pm

What’s next?

Up next for Crystal Palace is a trip to St Mary’s to face Southampton on Saturday, April 30; kick-off 3pm.


Live: SNF


Saturday 30th April 5:00pm


Next for Leeds is a home game against Premier League leaders Manchester City on Saturday, April 30, live on Sky Sports; kick-off 5.30pm.





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