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Eyebrows were raised among some Chelsea and Manchester City fans when they found out their allocation for the showpiece. Both teams have been allocated 28,700 for the Wembley fixture – over 2,000 fewer than City and Crystal Palace were given 12 months ago. BBC Sport understands this will exceed 30,000 for both clubs.
Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has been speaking to the media before Thursday's Uefa Conference League semi-final second leg against Shakhtar Donetsk at Selhurst Park (kick-off 20:00 BST). Glasner confirmed the "good news" that midfielder Will Hughes "is back" and revealed Evan Guessand has "trained today [Wednesday] but just partly, so he doesn't make the squad."
The "real bad luck" continues for Lewis Miley, says ex-defender John Anderson, after it was confirmed the Newcastle United midfielder will not play again this season after fracturing his right fibula in training on Tuesday. The academy graduate, who turned 20 last week, had only returned to action in Newcastle's 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace last month, following a two-month spell on the sidelines with a dead leg. Miley is set to travel to a specialist consultant on Wednesday before continuing his rehabilitation with the club's medical team, in the hope of a return for pre-season.
Things haven’t been easy for Jean-Philippe Mateta (28) over the past few months. After being dealt a blow by the collapse of his move to AC Milan last winter, the Crystal Palace striker was then for...
Jeremy Doku says the Premier League title race is "not over" and Manchester City will "fight until the end" to try to chase down leaders Arsenal. Doku scored two sensational goals, including a last-gasp 97th-minute equaliser, in Monday's thrilling 3-3 draw at Everton, which left Pep Guardiola's side trailing the Gunners by five points. Dropping two points at Hill Dickinson Stadium means City's fate is now out of their hands and they need Mikel Arteta's men to come unstuck in their three remaining games against West Ham, Burnley and Crystal Palace.
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