Crystal Palace v Manchester United: Pick of the statspublished at 17:12 3 May
Here are the key facts and figures before Monday's game between Crystal Palace and Manchester United in the Premier League.
Crystal Palace won 1-0 against Manchester United at Old Trafford earlier this campaign. They have never completed a league double over the Red Devils.
Manchester United won eight of their first 11 away Premier League games against Crystal Palace (D3) but are winless in their past three (D2 L1).
Crystal Palace have won both of their past two Premier League games at Selhurst Park - they last won three in a row at home in the competition in October 2022. The Eagles have won as many of their five home Premier League games under Oliver Glasner this season (W3 D1 L1) as their 12 such matches under Roy Hodgson beforehand in 2023-24 (W3 D3 L6).
Manchester United have shipped 77 goals in 47 games all competitions this season - their most in a season since 1977-78 (80). Their current ratio of conceding (1.64 goals-per-game) is their worst since the 1962-63 campaign (1.75 per game).
Jean-Phillippe Mateta has scored in each of his five home Premier League appearances under Oliver Glasner (seven goals), having only netted in five out of his first 37 home matches for Crystal Palace beforehand (five goals). The last player to score in his first six home appearances under one manager in the competition was Alan Shearer for Kevin Keegan in 1996-97 (first nine).
In April, Bruno Fernandes created 31 chances in his six appearances in all competitions for Manchester United - seven more than any other Premier League player. He created nine chances in each of his past two Premier League appearances (against Sheffield United and Burnley) and became the only player on record to create nine or more chances in consecutive matches (2003-04 onwards).