Crystal Palace vs Ipswich Town Tips - Selhurst Park, Premier League MW4
Crystal Palace to win at around @1.85 with Betway is the pick. Eddie Nketiah anytime scorer at @2.50 with 10bet is the correlated add. Palace have beaten Ipswich in all five of their last meetings.
Palace have won three of their opening matchdays across the last two seasons at Selhurst Park. Ipswich sit 14th, three points, and have lost two of three so far. The market prices Palace around @1.85, the draw @3.60 and Ipswich around @4.20. Both club records point the same way. Nketiah is @2.50 to score at any time - a value price for a striker on a first-choice XI at home against the promoted side.
- Palace have won all five of their last meetings with Ipswich, scoring 12 goals.
- Ipswich sit 14th on 3 points, one place above Bournemouth. Palace are 13th on 3.
- Yeremy Pino, Daichi Kamada and Adam Wharton are all fit. Eddie Nketiah leads the line.
- Ipswich have conceded in every away match so far this season.
- Kick-off 15:00 SAST at Selhurst Park.
The context is straightforward. Palace won every one of the last five head-to-heads by an aggregate 12-1. Ipswich have leaked goals on the road across their opening away trips. Palace, when they get the game moving through Wharton in midfield and Pino cutting inside from the right, are one of the best home sides in the mid-table pack.
Our Picks
| Selection | Market | Odds | Bookmaker | Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crystal Palace to win | Match Result | @1.85 | Betway | 2 Units |
| Eddie Nketiah Anytime Scorer | Player Goals | @2.50 | 10bet | 1 Unit |
| Both Teams to Score - No | BTTS | @2.15 | Betway | 1 Unit |
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The Palace home record does the talking
Selhurst Park is a tough away trip. Palace's central defence of Chris Richards, Axel Disasi and Jaydee Canvot has been the most-used back three in the league so far. Ipswich have created chances on the road but have not been clinical. The head-to-head record is the strongest single indicator - five straight wins is not a coincidence.
Nketiah is the priced play up top
Eddie Nketiah has led the Palace line in every league match this season. Against a promoted side that concedes 1.7 goals per away game, a first-choice Premier League striker at @2.50 to score anytime is the priced play. His finishing was the difference in the Ipswich reverse fixture last spring.
The BTTS - No hedge
Ipswich have scored in only one of their three league matches. If you want a lower-variance angle than the straight home win, Both Teams to Score - No at @2.15 covers the 1-0, 2-0 and 3-0 outcomes that Palace's defence and Ipswich's front line combine to make plausible.
Verdict
Palace to win at @1.85 is the main position, two units. Nketiah anytime scorer at @2.50 is the correlated add. If you prefer variance reduction over price, take BTTS - No at @2.15 as the alternative. Expect 2-0 or 2-1 to Palace.
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