It will be Arsenal vs Crystal Palace F.C. in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday, so we have taken a look at some key stats going into the clash.
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace F.C. Stats Ahead Of Wednesday’s 7.30pm League Cup Clash
Arsenal and Crystal Palace F.C. will go head-to-head at the Emirates on Wednesday night with a place in the Carabao Cup semi-final on the line.
The League Cup has long eluded the Gunners who have not won the trophy since 1993. They have also lost more League Cup finals (6) than any other team.
Crystal Palace meanwhile are looking to reach the last-four for the first time since the 2011-12 season where they lost on penalties to Cardiff City.
Arsenal have a good record against Crystal Palace and Mikel Arteta would love a repeat of the 5-0 triumph his side enjoyed at the Emirates last season.
Arsenal Expected To Reach Semi-Finals
At the time of writing with odds subject to change, Arsenal are heavy favourites with the best football betting sites in the UK to reach the last-four of the Carabao Cup.
Arsenal are currently at odds of 21/50 to pick up the victory at full-time, with a Crystal Palace win at 13/2 and a draw at 7/2.
Ahead of Arsenal vs Crystal Palace F.C. the stats also lean in the favour of the home side going off recent fixtures.
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Arsenal vs Crystal Palace F.C. Stats and Head-to-Head Record
- Have met 55 times in all competitions, Arsenal 33, Draw 16, Crystal Palace 6
- The head-to-head record in this competition is Arsenal 2, Draws 1 and Crystal Palace 1
- Last fixture between the sides ended Arsenal 5-0 Crystal Palace in January
- The sides last met in the League Cup in March 1993
- Crystal Palace are hoping to reach the semi-finals for the first time in 12 years
- Arsenal haven’t won the League Cup since 1993
- Crystal Palace have only scored one goal in their last four meetings with Arsenal
- The Eagles’ last victory at the Emirates was a 3-0 triumph back in April 2017
- Gabriel Martinelli has four goals across his last four games against Crystal Palace
- Crystal Palace are unbeaten in their last five games (two wins, three draws)
What Time Does Arsenal vs Crystal Palace F.C. Kick-off And How To Watch?
📅Date: Wednesday 18th December 2024
⌚Time: 7.30pm
⚽️Venue: Emirates Stadium
📺 TV: Sky Sports
Arsenal Score FIVE In Last Meeting With Crystal Palace
Mikel Arteta’s side had a day to remember when Arsenal last played Crystal Palace at the Emirates Stadium back in January.
Defender Gabriel scored twice before Leandro Trossard gave the Gunners a 3-0 lead. Crystal Palace fell apart in stoppage time as Gabriel Martinelli then added two late goals.
Roy Hodgson stepped down as Crystal Palace manager a month later, with this to be Oliver Glasner’s first clash against Arsenal as Eagles manager.
That will be followed by another meeting between the two sides in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.
Form Guide
Arsenal
- Arsenal 0-0 Everton (Premier League) – 14th December
- Arsenal 3-0 Monaco (Champions League) – 11th December
- Fulham 1-1 Arsenal (Premier League) – 8th December
- Arsenal 2-0 Manchester United (Premier League) – 4th December
- West Ham 2-5 Arsenal (Premier League) – 30th November
Crystal Palace
- Brighton 1-3 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 15th December
- Crystal Palace 2-2 Manchester City (Premier League) – 7th December
- Ipswich Town 0-1 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 3rd December
- Crystal Palace 1-1 Newcastle (Premier League) – 30th November
- Aston Villa 2-2 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 23rd November
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace F.C. Last 10 Meetings
- Arsenal 5-0 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 20th January, 2024
- Crystal Palace 0-1 Arsenal (Premier League) – 21st August, 2023
- Arsenal 4-1 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 19th March, 2023
- Crystal Palace 0-2 Arsenal (Premier League) – 5th August, 2022
- Crystal Palace 3-0 Arsenal (Premier League) – 4th April, 2022
- Arsenal 2-2 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 18th October, 2021
- Crystal Palace 1-3 Arsenal (Premier League) – 19th May, 2021
- Arsenal 0-0 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 14th January, 2021
- Crystal Palace 1-1 Arsenal (Premier League) – 11th January, 2020
- Arsenal 2-2 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – 27th October, 2019
Gabriel Martinelli’s Impressive Record Against Palace
Gabriel Martinelli’s attacking output has come under some scrutiny recently but he has an impressive record against Crystal Palace.
He has five goals in eight games against the Eagles – four in the last four games.
Only three players in this fixture’s history – John Radford (8), Alan Smith (6) and Paul Merson (6) – have scored more goals than Martinelli.
Martinelli has just four goals and two assists in 22 appearances across all competitions this season, but don’t be surprised to see him on the scoresheet if he starts on Wednesday night.
