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| Crystal Palace vs Wolves: Match Preview, Kick-Off Time, Predicted Lineups, and Score Prediction. |
Crystal Palace are back in Premier League action on Tuesday night (WIB), just days after celebrating a historic FA Cup victory. They’ll welcome Wolverhampton Wanderers to Selhurst Park in what promises to be an intriguing clash between two sides looking to end the season on a high.
Fresh Off a Trophy Win: Can Palace Keep the Momentum?
Oliver Glasner made history over the weekend by guiding Crystal Palace to their first major trophy, edging out Manchester City 1–0 at Wembley thanks to a brilliant goal from Eberechi Eze. That victory sparked wild celebrations, and fans are still riding high.
But with that kind of emotional high, there’s always the risk of a post-final dip—especially with a quick turnaround before facing Wolves.
Wolves Look to Bounce Back
While Wolves are sitting in 14th place, they’ve shown solid form under Joao Pereira, who took over in December. Even though they’ve suffered back-to-back losses recently, they’ve been one of the better-performing teams in 2025.
Palace are currently eight points ahead of Wolves, sitting comfortably in mid-table. After breaking their draw streak by beating Tottenham 2–0, Glasner’s team seems poised to secure another top-12 finish.
Match Details: Crystal Palace vs. Wolves (WIB Time)
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Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2025 (WIB)
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Kick-off Time: 02.00 WIB
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Venue: Selhurst Park, London
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Referee: David Webb
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VAR: Chris Kavanagh
Head-to-Head: Who’s Had the Edge?
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Last 5 Meetings:
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Palace wins: 3
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Wolves wins: 1
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Draws: 1
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Most Recent Match: Wolves 2–2 Crystal Palace (November 2, 2024)
Recent Form (All Competitions)
Crystal Palace:
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W vs. Man City (1–0) – 17 May
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W vs. Tottenham (2–0) – 11 May
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D vs. Nottingham Forest (1–1) – 5 May
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W vs. Aston Villa (3–0) – 26 Apr
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D vs. Arsenal (2–2) – 23 Apr
Wolves:
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L vs. Brighton (0–2) – 10 May
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L vs. Man City (0–1) – 2 May
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W vs. Leicester (3–0) – 26 Apr
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W vs. Man Utd (1–0) – 20 Apr
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W vs. Tottenham (4–2) – 13 Apr
Where to Watch Crystal Palace vs Wolves
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United States: Peacock
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Canada: fuboTV Canada, Fubo Sports Network 2 Canada
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Mexico: Tubi Mexico
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United Kingdom: Not televised – commentary via BBC Radio 5 Live
Crystal Palace Team News
After a hard-fought final, Glasner is expected to rotate his squad. Eze and Mateta could be rested, opening the door for players like Eddie Nketiah and Romain Esse to start.
Marc Guéhi and Adam Wharton are doubtful, so Daichi Kamada might pair up with Will Hughes in midfield. Cheick Doucoure and Chadi Riad are still unavailable due to injury.
Predicted Palace Lineup (3-4-2-1):
Henderson; Richards, Lacroix, Lerma; Muñoz, Hughes, Kamada, Mitchell; Esse, Sarr; Nketiah
Wolves Team News
Wolves are still dealing with a few long-term injuries. Hwang Hee-Chan remains sidelined, along with Saša Kalajdžić, Yerson Mosquera, Leon Chiwome, and Enso Gonzalez. Backup goalkeeper Sam Johnstone is also out.
Expect Jørgen Strand Larsen to lead the line with support from Matheus Cunha and Marshall Munetsi.
Predicted Wolves Lineup (3-4-2-1):
Sa; Doherty, Agbadou, Toti; Semedo, Gomes, André, Aït-Nouri; Munetsi, Cunha; Strand Larsen
Final Score Prediction: Crystal Palace 0–1 Wolves
Palace might still be celebrating their FA Cup triumph, and with a rotated squad, they could lack sharpness. Wolves, meanwhile, come into this game fresher and with something to prove after two consecutive losses. Don’t be surprised if the visitors sneak a narrow win.
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