Crystal Palace will meet Tottenham for a London derby this Sunday but fans are going to miss out on the action.

The Eagles are still waiting for their first win of the Premier League season and manager Oliver Glasner is under major pressure.

Spurs are set to face Palace this weekend at Selhurst ParkGetty

His side now face a tough task against London rivals Spurs who head into this game off the back of a convincing victory over West Ham.

It’s certainly going to be a good battle but unless you’re going to the game, you won’t be able to watch any of the action…

Is Crystal Palace vs Tottenham on TV?

No, Palace vs Tottenham is not being shown on TV as it wasn’t selected for broadcast.

Despite the game being played on a Sunday at 2pm, which is a prime spot for television, it’s not been chosen.

This is due to the fixture having it’s date changed a couple of months ago due to Tottenham playing in Europe this week.

Spurs beat AZ Alkmaar on Thursday night and so, they are unable to play on Saturday.

So the game against Palace was moved from a 3pm Saturday slot to 2pm Sunday to provide an extra days rest.

Confirming the fixture change, the club released a statement.

It read: “Lastly, our final league outing of the month at Crystal Palace has been moved to Sunday 27 October with a 2pm (UK) kick-off due to our participation in the UEFA Europa League the preceding Thursday (24 October).”

Fans are going to be left feeling like Dean Henderson this weekendGetty

It’s the same case for West Ham vs Manchester United as they are playing at 2pm but not on TV either.

That’s due to United playing in the Europa League as well.

It means there are three 2pm games this Sunday and the one chosen for broadcast was Chelsea vs Newcastle.

So, if you’re wanting update of the Crystal Palace vs Tottenham or West Ham vs Man United, tune in to talkSPORT!

We will keep you up to date with all the goals as they go in on the Sunday Session with Sam Matterface.

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