Oliver Glasner has provided an update on player availability ahead of Crystal Palace’s Premier League clash with Arsenal on Saturday night.

Gabriel Jesus scored not one, not two but three goals to end his Emirates drought as Arsenal came from behind to beat Crystal Palace and reach the Carabao Cup semi-finals

Oliver Glasner says Crystal Palace gave it their all in their Carabao Cup quarter-final defeat to Arsenal, but needed to show more conviction against high-quality opposition.

Fresh from his first start for Palace, Caleb Kporha was still coming to terms with making his full debut in front of a packed Emirates Stadium in Wednesday's Carabao Cup quarter-final.

It seems fitting that Gabriel Jesus should have chosen this time of year to end his goalscoring drought. A brilliant hat-trick from the Brazil striker sealed a stirring second-half comeback for Arsenal to book their place in the semi-finals after Jean-Philippe Mateta had fired Crystal Palace into an early lead. Oliver Glasner’s well-drilled side looked capable of springing a surprise until Mikel Arteta’s half-time substitutions changed the course of this tie, although it was Jesus – who had only found the net once in his past 34 appearances – who came to his manager’s rescue in the end despite a scare when Eddie Nketiah pulled one back late on. Continue reading...

ARSENAL 3-2 CRYSTAL PALACE: The Gunners came from behind after an early Jean-Philippe Mateta strike but Gabriel Jesus scored three times to seal their passage into the last four

Updates from the 8pm GMT kick-off at St Mary’sArsenal v Crystal Palace | The latest Football DailyLive scoreboard | Email Scott with your thoughts Here’s a reminder of exactly what happened when these two teams clubs met last month … … and here’s how things went down the last time they met in the League Cup, back in the 2017 semis. Features an outrageous 54th-minute Fraser Forster save from, er, Fraser Forster. Continue reading...

Updates from the tie kicking off at 7.30pm GMTSouthampton v Liverpool | The latest Football DailyLive scoreboard | And Email Barry with your thoughts Mikel Arteta: “I think it is really helpful,” said Arsenal’s manager, upon being asked what winning the Carabao Cup would mean for his team. “It brings belief, trust and positive energy. Touching a cup generates that energy and I think it creates the right path.” Kieran Tierney: The Scottish defender makes his first appearance for Arsenal since the 2023 Community Shield, having spent last season on loan at Real Sociedad and been laid low this season with a bad hamstring injury he suffered during Scotland’s draw with Switzerland during the European Championships. Continue reading...

Crystal Palace are taking on Arsenal at the Emirates this evening for a place in the semi-finals of the League Cup - check out all the best shots from North London in the gallery!

Caleb Kporha makes his first start for Crystal Palace against Arsenal in the League Cup quarter-finals, as the Eagles make one change for the trip to the Emirates Stadium this evening.

Crystal Palace face Arsenal for a place in the Carabao Cup semi-finals (19:30 kick-off) – follow LIVE updates from the Emirates below!

As Steve Coppell’s men lined up for the second round of the Zenith Data Systems Cup at Selhurst Park on this day (18th December) in 1990, they may not have imagined the fluttering confetti and sunny celebrations that would await them at Wembley Stadium the following year.