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May 11, 2014 at 3pm UK
 
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2-2

Woodrow (61'), David (90')
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Gayle (28', 84')

Team News: Wayne Hennessey poised for Crystal Palace debut

Wayne Hennessey is poised for his Crystal Palace debut after manager Tony Pulis names him in the first XI for the trip to Fulham.

Wayne Hennessey will make his long-awaited Crystal Palace debut after being named in the Eagles' starting lineup for their end-of-season trip to Fulham.

The former Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper arrived at Selhurst Park in January but, following a series of impressive performances by Julian Speroni, the Wales international has been forced to wait for his bow.

Elsewhere, Dwight Gale, Palace's two-goal hero from Monday's epic 3-3 draw with Liverpool, sees his brace rewarded with a starting berth, while Thomas Ince replaces leading goalscorer Jason Puncheon.

Meanwhile, already-relegated Fulham hand 19-year-old Cauley Woodrow his fourth start of the Premier League season, partnering Hugo Rodallega in attack at Craven Cottage today.

Fulham: Stockdale; Zverotic, Heitinga, Hangeland, Amorebieta; Kacaniklic, Sidwell, Parker, Richardson; Rodallega, Woodrow

Crystal Palace: Hennessy; Mariappa, Dann, Delaney, Ward; Bolasie, Jedinak, Ledley, Ince; Chamakh, Gayle

You can follow Sports Mole's live commentary of the clash by clicking here.

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