Crystal Palace welcome Ipswich Town to Selhurst Park on Saturday afternoon.
The Eagles followed their first league win under new Pierre Sage with a convincing 3-0 League Cup victory over Middlesbrough.
Palace have conceded two or more goals in nine successive league matches, and manager Pierre Sage will want another clean sheet against a team that has struggled defensively.
Match preview
The Eagles are also looking for consecutive league victories for the first time since December 2025.
Palace finally ended their nine-game top-flight winless run last weekend, coming from behind twice to beat Fulham 3-2.
Tyrick Mitchell scored twice before Ben Chilwell came off the bench to grab the winner, giving Sage his first Premier League victory as Palace boss.
The Eagles then followed that result with a 3-0 win over Middlesbrough, securing their first clean sheet of the season.
Sage has admitted his side still have problems pressing and defending in a low block, but he believes they will improve.
Palace have also won both Premier League meetings with Ipswich since their promotion in 2024, recording 1-0 victories on each occasion.
Ipswich arrive in London with three points from their opening three matches after defeats against Manchester United and Liverpool exposed their defensive weaknesses.
The Tractor Boys have now gone 22 top-flight matches without a clean sheet, conceding 57 goals during that run.
Ipswich have conceded eight goals in their opening three league matches.
Crystal Palace team news
Chadi Riad, Jean-Philippe Mateta and Ismaila Sarr remain unavailable for Palace, although the latter is expected back in training on Monday.
Cheick Doucoure is fit again after recovering from illness and could return to the matchday squad.
Sage made eight changes for the midweek cup victory, meaning several regular starters should return against Ipswich.
Honest Ahanor will return to the bench after a sensational debut. Adam Wharton, whom Sage lauded as a ‘smart player‘, should start.
Daichi Kamada and Yeremy Pino are pushing for recalls, while Anan Khalaili is expected to return at right wing-back.
Mitchell should retain his place after his outstanding performance against Fulham.
Crystal Palace predicted XI (3-4-2-1)
Dean Henderson; Jaydee Canvot, Axel Disasi, Chris Richards; Anan Khalaili, Jurrien Timber, Adam Wharton, Tyrick Mitchell; Daichi Kamada, Yeremy Pino; Jorgen Strand Larsen.
