Crystal Palace welcome Everton to Selhurst Park on Sunday (14:00 BST), fresh from making history by reaching their first European final. Both sides are searching for consistency as the Premier League season enters the final straight.
Can Palace overcome their European hangover?
When these teams met in October, Palace were in the middle of a club record 19-match unbeaten run. Jack Grealish’s 93rd-minute winner ended it and they have struggled to rediscover that momentum since.
The Eagles have lost 16 of their past 42 matches in all competitions, as balancing domestic fixtures with Conference League commitments has taken its toll. They have won only three of their 14 Premier League matches played immediately after European games.
Will Everton’s away form hold up?
Despite the disappointment of a late defeat by West Ham, Everton’s disciplined and organised approach away from home has stood them in good stead this season. They are firmly in the mix for European qualification – adding further edge to their run-in.
David Moyes’ side have built one of the stronger away records in the league this season. They stay in games, manage key moments well and carry a threat on the counter-attack.