Watch: Fans Debate Best Fulham And Crystal Palace Combined XI On That's Offside
This week's edition of That's Offside – brought to you by Bet442 – is another London derby as Fulham host high-flying Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon.
Cottagers fan Sammy James from fulhamishpod crosses swords with Eagles supporter Ollie Thomas (talkcpfc_) to debate the best all-time team from both clubs.
As usual, Dan Muino keeps everything under control as programme host, overseeing both fans trying to crowbar as many of their heroes into the combined XI.
So many star names have played for these historic clubs in the past, but which players make the cut and who is left stewing on the bench?
It turns out to be really close, so listen to both sides of the argument by watching the latest instalment of That's Offside below.
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Europa League Or FA Cup?
Ollie and Sammy also fight their corners in another great debate about which team would win if Fulham's 2010 Europa League finalists met Crystal Palace's FA Cup winners!
As it's the 40th anniversary of iconic film Back to the Future, how would the likes of Danny Murphy, Damien Duff and Bobby Zamora fare against Eberechi Eze, Ismaila Sarr, Marc Guehi and Adam Wharton if they could all jump into a time-travelling DeLorean?
Think you know the answer? Watch the video to hear what our guests think.
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Fulham Form Improving
The Cottagers head into the game as favourites on betting sites on the back of an epic midweek encounter with Manchester City, who led 5-1 with 35 minutes remaining only for the west Londoners to launch a stunning comeback.
Alex Iwobi got the ball rolling to reduce the arrears and then a quickfire double from on-loan AC Milan winger Samuel Chukuwueze left the home fans thinking mission impossible was on the cards.
However, there were no more goals in the final 12 minutes as City ran out 5-4 winners at Craven Cottage.
Marco Silva's side had been seeking a third successive win following victories over Sunderland and London rivals Tottenham, so their confidence will be high ahead of Palace's visit, despite being in the bottom six in the Premier League table.
The Eagles, though, are flying high in fifth on the back of Wednesday's 1-0 victory at relegation-threatened Burnley, but remain without attacking midfielder Sarr, who has scored three goals this season.
With Palace in the Europa Conference League, they face eight games in the space of 25 days in December, so fatigue could play a big factor for Oliver Glasner's side this month.
Palace won this fixture 2-0 last season and five weeks later they thrashed Silva's side 3-0 at the same ground to reach the FA Cup semi-finals, so listen to what Sammy has to say about a potential revenge mission!
* Who would make your Fulham and Crystal Palace combined XI? Let us know in the comment box below!
