Crystal Palace host Ipswich Town in the Premier League at the weekend, with Eddie Nketiah ready to start in Jean-Philippe Mateta's absence.

Crystal Palace are into the hat for the FA Cup quarter-finals after a 3-1 win over Millwall, but many of those leaving Selhurst Park will still have been reeling at the high-kick on Jean-Philippe Mateta that saw the Frenchman stretchered off early and taken straight to hospital.

The forward has struggled to establish himself at Crystal Palace since joining last summer but now has an opportunity to show what he can do

Eddie Nketiah has an opportunity to get his stuttering Crystal Palace career going while Jean-Philippe Mateta is out injured. The 25-year-old has found it difficult in his first season in south London, taking time to adapt to Oliver Glasner's 3-4-3 formation.

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner was happy with Eddie Nketiah’s performance in Saturday’s 1-0 win over Ipswich Town. The former Arsenal striker led the line in the absence of Jean-Philippe Mateta,

Jean-Philippe Mateta injury overshadows Crystal Palace’s victory over Millwall - Mateta taken to hospital while his Palace team-mates see off Millwall.

Crystal Palace striker Eddie Nketiah says he would like more game time but knows he "can't influence the manager's decision". The 25-year-old, who signed from Arsenal in the summer, scored his first Premier League goal for Palace against Aston Villa on Wednesday after replacing Ismaila Sarr in the closing stages.

Crystal Palace star Jean-Philippe Mateta was rushed to hospital and needed 25 stitches after Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts hit him with a kung-fu kick during their FA Cup tie on Saturday