Everton go to Crystal Palace on Sunday knowing a win would pull them level with Brentford and keep their push for a European place alive. The Premier League Matchweek 36 meeting at Selhurst Park kicks off at 9:00 a.m. ET, with Everton carrying 48 points and Chelsea sitting ninth on 49.
For Everton, the stakes are plain. They beat Palace 2-1 earlier in the season at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with Iliman Ndiaye converting a penalty and Jack Grealish scoring the winner. Another victory would give them a chance to climb again in a tightly packed middle of the table, where one result can change the shape of a season.
Crystal Palace arrive with a different priority. They are through to the final of UEFA’s Europa Conference League and are likely to field a weakened side against Everton as they balance that European run with their league schedule. That leaves Palace with less room to treat this as a full-strength home assignment, even with Selhurst Park behind them.
The match is scheduled for Sunday, May 10th at 6:00 a.m. PT, 9:00 a.m. ET and 2:00 p.m. BST in London, where the forecast calls for 57°F/14°C, light rain, a 20% chance of precipitation and 13 mph winds. Peacock will carry the game in the United States, while Fubo is listed for Canada and live-stream options include Fubo, Sky GO, Play Sur, beIN SPORTS CONNECT, DStv Now, RUSH and Jio Hotstar.
The shape of the contest is what makes it interesting. Everton need the points more immediately, while Palace may have one eye on Europe. If the visitors handle the rotation and the weather, they can turn a routine league trip into another result that matters well beyond Sunday.
