Relegation pressure surrounds this Europe Conference League, 1/8 final matchup between Crystal Palace and AEK Larnaca, set to be played at Selhurst Park on 12 March 2026. The kickoff marks a pivotal moment, as both teams look to secure valuable points in their fight to climb the standings.
Crystal Palace tend to play with an attacking mindset.
AEK Larnaca prefer a system that balances attack and defence.
Crystal Palace have shown mixed form recently, alternating between good and poor performances. Inconsistency has been a recurring theme recently.
Similarly, AEK Larnaca show inconsistency in recent results, with no clear trend emerging. They'll be hoping to stabilize their form in the next fixture.
AEK Larnaca show only minor variation in results between home and away matches.
Crystal Palace have struggled to maintain consistent defensive solidity. Concentration at the back will be key.
In contrast, AEK Larnaca boast one of the strongest recent defensive records. Their defensive structure looks well organised.
A huge contrast in clean sheet potential, heavily favouring home games for AEK Larnaca.
Crystal Palace have often featured in open games with several goals. There is usually a good balance between attack and defence.
In contrast, AEK Larnaca are often involved in tight, cagey games. Breaking down games has been a challenge.
AEK Larnaca's goal trends remain fairly stable regardless of location.
Crystal Palace have consistently managed to find the net in recent matches. Their forward line looks sharp and confident.
In contrast, AEK Larnaca usually manage to get on the scoresheet. They usually create enough chances to trouble most defences.
There is little difference in AEK Larnaca's scoring output across venues.
