Crystal Palace’s world is falling beneath them following the departure of popular manager Tony Pulis just two days before the Premier League season starts, and as a result the Londoners have lost all confidence of surviving in the top flight again.
They have Arsenal in their league opener too.
Last season, the Eagles were being tipped as one of the first teams to go down under former manager Ian Holloway,
after being rock bottom of the Premier League with four points from 11 games, but they turned it around under Pulis and finished in a lofty 11th place by the end of the campaign.
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