Crystal Palace are without a win in five matches but three points against Sheffield United would take them level on points with their opponents at Selhurst Park.
The Blades, in eighth place, have won only one of their last six but triumphed 1-0 in the reverse fixture in August.
Team news
Luka Milivojevic is available for Crystal Palace having served a three-match suspension.
Christian Benteke, Joel Ward, Andros Townsend and Patrick van Arnholt are all fit again, but Cenk Tosun (hamstring) is ruled out.
Sheffield United forward David McGoldrick (foot) is the only injury doubt for Chris Wilder.
Did you know?
Crystal Palace have won their last two home league matches v Sheff Utd, though this is their first such meeting since February 2011 in the Championship.
The Eagles have kept a clean sheet in their last four Premier League home matches against promoted sides (W3 D1), winning each of the last three.
Sheff Utd are aiming for their first win in 20 PL matches in London (D8 L11) since beating Chelsea in 1992. The Blades have drawn all four of their trips to the capital this season, coming from behind in each one.
Palace have neither scored nor conceded more than twice in any of their 12 PL home matches this season, while Sheff Utd have neither scored nor conceded more than twice in any of their 12 away matches.
Match officials
Referee: Andy Madley. Assistants: Neil Davies, Derek Eaton. Fourth official: Antony Coggins. VAR: Tim Robinson. Assistant VAR: Ian Hussin.