Arsenal can climb back into the Premier League's top four with victory at Crystal Palace on Saturday. The Gunners are currently one point adrift of the Champions League places despite winning six of their last eight games. Defeats to Southampton and rivals Tottenham Hotspur have held them back somewhat and could yet prove costly in a competitive top-four race. With neither Spurs, the Saints or Liverpool in action until Sunday, Arsenal have the chance to strike the first blow this weekend when they travel to Selhurst Park. Palace are a changed team from the one which lost in the last minute to their London rivals on the opening day, in the wake of Tony Pulis's pre-season walk out. They have...
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