Manchester United vs Crystal Palace prediction (1x2)

Manchester United will meet Crystal Palace In the final of FA Cup playing on Wembley. For Manchester United this is a chance to save this season after they disappointed in Premiership finishing on 5th place. While Crystal Palace have a chance to win their first trophy in history. Crystal Palace made a big surprise reaching final of FA Cup. Their way through final was not easy at all. They eliminated even 4 times from Premier league and surely their toughest opponents was Southampton and Tottenham. They showed 2 faces this season. They started very well and after a half of the season played they were in top 10, but then they were much poorer in the second half of the season so at the end they finished on 15th place. While they managed to play on very high level during the whole season in FA Cup. On the other side Manchester United had a poor start of the season, but they woke up in the last 2-3 moths and they even had a chance to qualify for the champions league, but it was too late, as many things was not depend on them. However if we look at the form of this two teams at this moment Manchester United looks much better. They have 6 wins in last 8 matches, while on the other side Crystal Palace come after a tough defeat of 4-1 against Southampton in previous round. Also for this game United will be stronger for Darmian, Schneiderlin and Rojo who recovered from their injuries, while Fellaini is also back after a ban. While Adnan Januzaj, Timothy Fosu-Mensah, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Luke Shaw remain sidelined, while Depay is not in the squad. On the other side Crystal Palace will be without Ledley, Marouane Chamakh and Hangeland. All in all United looks better to me here. Quality is on their side, while they are also in better form. They managed to beat Crystal Palace in 5 of their last 6 clashes, this season in Premier league once they won with 2-0 and once was 0-0. However I think today they will win. Here is possible line ups Manchester United: De Gea; Valencia, Smalling, Blind, Borthwick-Jackson; Carrick, Rooney; Martial, Mata, Lingard; Rashford Crystal Palace: Hennessey; Ward, Dann, Delaney, Souare; Cabaye, McArthur, Puncheon; Bolasie, Wickham, Zaha