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Crystal Palace vs Hull, Sun 29 Nov, kick-off 2.05pm GMT. UK TV channel to be confirmed and this page updates when it is, with team news and line-ups.

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Crystal Palace host Hull City at Selhurst Park on Sunday 29 November.

Crystal Palace vs Hull kicks off at 2.05pm GMT on Sunday 29 November 2026, in the Premier League (Matchweek 12).

Crystal Palace are 20th in the Premier League on 7 points after 10 games and lost 1-3 at home to Liverpool last time out. Hull are 13th in the Premier League on 11 points after 10 games and lost 0-1 away at Arsenal last time out.

What channel is Crystal Palace vs Hull on?

UK TV coverage for Crystal Palace vs Hull has not been announced yet. This page updates as soon as the broadcasters confirm their picks.

Match information Details
Fixture Crystal Palace vs Hull City
Competition Premier League, Matchweek 12
Date Sunday 29 November 2026
Kick-off 2.05pm GMT (UK time)
Venue Selhurst Park
UK TV To be confirmed

What time is kick-off for Crystal Palace vs Hull?

Kick-off is 2.05pm GMT on Sunday 29 November 2026 at Selhurst Park. That is 15:05 CET in central Europe and 9:05am EST on the US east coast.

How are Crystal Palace and Hull going into the game?

Last time out: Crystal Palace 1-3 Liverpool (Premier League), Sunday 8 November.

Last time out: Arsenal 1-0 Hull (Premier League), Saturday 7 November.

When is the Crystal Palace vs Hull team news?

Our Crystal Palace vs Hull team news is due on Saturday 28 November, and the confirmed line-ups about an hour before kick-off.

Crystal Palace vs Hull match centre: form, line-ups and live updates on matchday.

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