The Eagles were held to a draw in the first leg.
Crystal Palace still have work to do to confirm their place in the last 16 of the Conference League as they take on Zrinjski Mostar in the second leg of their play-off round tie.
Palace were surprisingly held in the first leg in Bosnia last week, the Eagles left to settle for a 1-1 draw.
Oliver Glasner will leave his post as manager at the end of the season, but Palace’s performance in the first leg led to chants about the prospect of his dismissal ahead of time from the fans who made the long trip East.
Glasner, though, will be keen to ensure he keeps hopes of leaving with another trophy alive. 101GreatGoals has the full team news for a crucial fixture in Palace’s season.
Crystal Palace team news
Crystal Palace: Henderson; Lacroix, Richards, Canvot; Munoz, Wharton, Kamada, Mitchell; Sarr, Guessand; Strand Larsen.
Crystal Palace subs: Matthews, Bentiez, Pino, Johnson, Clyne, Hughes, Sosa, Riad, Devenny, Rodney, Cardines.
Zrinjski Mostar team news
Zrinjski Mostar:
Zrinjski Mostar subs:
Crystal Palace v Zrinjski Mostar stats
- The first leg was Palace’s first meeting with a team from Bosnia and Herzegovina
- The Eagles have had the most attempts (118) of any team in the 2025/26 Conference League
- Only Alkmaar (42) have had more corners than Palace (41), who have also been adjudged offside most often (21)
- Ismaila Sarr’s three goals make him the joint-fourth top scorer in this season’s competition
- Palace’s 1-0 win over Wolves on Sunday was their first home victory since they beat Alkmaar 3-1 on November 6, spanning nine matches in all competitions
- Zrinjski have faced a side from England before, losing 1-0 at Aston Villa in the 2023/24 UEFA Conference League group stage and drawing 1–1 with the Villans in Mostar
- No team still involved has conceded more goals than Zrinjski (11)
- The Nobles’ nine titles make them the most successful team in the history of their domestic Premier League, although they are currently six points behind leaders Borac after 22 matches
- Manager Igor Stimac played for Derby County throughout their meetings with Palace during the 1997/98 Premier League season, participating in a 0-0 home draw and 3-1 away defeat
- Centre-back Stimac represented the Rams between 1995 and 1999, then moved to West Ham until 2001
- Now 58, he won 53 Croatia caps – helping his country finish third at the 1998 FIFA World Cup – and had three spells with Hajduk Split, as well as playing for Cadiz between 1992 and 1994
