Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira has named his side to face Trabzonspor at the Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort in a mid-season friendly.
In their second of four mid-season friendlies for the Eagles, they kick off their preparations for the second half of the 2022/23 season.
As Palace look for an improved result after drawing 0-0 with Botafogo on Saturday, Vieira has made six changes to face Trabzonspor from the goalless draw in midweek.
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For their clash against a Trabzonspor side who are the current defending Turkish champions, Jack Butland comes into the starting side in goal.
Joel Ward and Marc Guehi come into the starting back four, playing alongside James Tomkins and Nathaniel Clyne who keep their places.
Cheick Doucoure and Jeffrey Schlupp are named in the middle of midfield, with Malcolm Ebiowei also coming into the side and Michael Olise on the opposite flank.
Up front, Wilfried Zaha and Odsonne Edouard keep their places and look to partner each other in a front two.
Vicente Guaita, Jairo Riedewald, Kofi Balmer, Luka Milivojevic, Will Hughes and John-Kymani Gordon all drop to the bench.
Crystal Palace starting XI: Vicente Guaita; Joel Ward, Marc Guehi, James Tomkins, Nathaniel Clyne; Michael Olise, Cheick Doucoure, Jeffrey Schlupp, Malcolm Ebiowei; Wilfried Zaha, Odsonne Edouard
Substitutes: Vicente Guaita, Joseph Whitworth, Jairo Riedewald, Kofi Balmer, Luka Milivojevic, Will Hughes, John-Kymani Gordon, Chris Richards, Tayo Adaramola, Jack Wells-Morrison, Eberechi Eze, Jean-Philippe Mateta
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