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Dec 8, 2012 at 3pm UK
 
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Team News: One change each for Crystal Palace and Blackpool

Team News: One change each for Palace and Blackpool
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Crystal Palace and Blackpool make one change apiece in the fixture that sees Palace boss Ian Holloway return to his former club.

Crystal Palace manager Ian Holloway and his Blackpool replacement Michael Appleton have both made just one change to their respective lineups for Saturday's fixture.

For the hosts, Darcy Blake replaces Joel Ward in defence and Blackpool name Angel Martinez for Chris Basham in midfield.

Wilfried Zaha and Glenn Murray will continue their partnership in attack for the Eagles.

Palace: Speroni; Blake, Ramage, Delaney, Parr; Jedinak, Dikgacoi; Bolasie, Garvan, Zaha; Murray

Blackpool: Gilks; Broadfoot, Baptiste, Cathcart, Crainey; Osbourne, Angel, Gomes; Delfouneso, Ince, Thomas

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