Crystal Palace vs Manchester United Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash, scheduled for Sunday, November 30, 2025, at 12:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1 and Discovery+ from Selhurst Park in London. The referee for this one is Jones R. Both sides have plenty to prove, Palace with their ironclad home form, and United, still searching for consistency. For more expert insight, check out Premier League Predictions from XpertStats.

• Crystal Palace are unbeaten in their last 12 Premier League home games (W6 D6).
• Manchester United have won just one of their last 11 league games away from home.
• Palace have conceded only 9 goals this season, their best defensive start since 1981-82.
• United have failed to score in their last four league matches against Palace.

Crystal Palace are building something impressive under Oliver Glasner. They’ve kept six clean sheets in twelve games, conceding just nine goals: the second-best defensive record in the league, behind Arsenal. At home, the Eagles haven’t lost in their last twelve top-flight matches (W6 D6). That fortress energy at Selhurst Park feels real. And the numbers back it up: Palace average 2.17 total goals per match, with 67% of their fixtures going over 1.5 goals. Balanced, solid, quietly dangerous, that’s their identity right now.

Still, the midweek 2-1 defeat to Strasbourg in the Conference League was a wake-up call. Palace missed big chances through Sarr and Wharton, and they’ll know Manchester United can punish wastefulness. Even so, Glasner’s team spirit and defensive structure give them confidence. Players like Mateta and Pino have been lively, and their midfield engine led by Kamada and Wharton keeps them ticking. You can feel the belief around Selhurst. The crowd’s part of it too, they make it personal.

As for United, that 1-0 home loss to 10-man Everton on Monday stung badly. The Red Devils fired 25 shots but couldn’t score. Ruben Amorim’s men were booed off, their four-match winning run gone in a blink. They’ve been inconsistent all season and it’s showing in the numbers. United games average 3.33 goals, and they’ve gone over 1.5 in every league match this season. Yet, their conversion rate sits among the worst in the league (just 10.4%). It’s the kind of stat that drives a manager mad.

United’s record in London doesn’t make good reading either: three wins in their last 26 league visits to the capital (D7 L16). That’s tough to ignore. Amorim will demand a response, but without Matheus Cunha and Maguire still out, his options are limited. Mason Mount could start, and Bruno Fernandes remains their creative spark, but can they finally break through this Palace defense? It’s hard to say. Selhurst Park tends to bring out the best in the hosts. That said, if United click, they’ve got goals in them, somewhere deep down, they just need to find them again. For the latest Premier League Predictions, stay tuned to XpertStats.