Arsenal vs Crystal Palace prediction for a Premier League fixture on Thursday, January 14th. A resurgent Arsenal welcomes Roy Hodgson´s Crystal Palace to the Emirates Stadium on Thursday.

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Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Betting Tips

Mikel Arteta´s Arsenal takes on Crystal Palace on Thursday with the hosts aiming for a 4th successive Premier League victory.

While it has been over 2 years since Arsenal were able to win 4 successive PL matches, Crystal Palace's visit to the Emirates gives the Gunners a decent chance of extending their recent winning sequence.

Impressive PL wins over Chelsea, Brighton and WBA were followed by a hard-fought extra-time victory over Newcastle this past weekend in the FA Cup.

However, the Gunners had endured a miserable run of form before those wins, having lost 8 of their previous 12 league matches and whether they have truly turned a corner remains to be seen.

The visitors come into this contest having also endured a rather torrid run of form in recent months having won only 2 of their last 9 league outings including their most recent match at home to league strugglers, Sheffield United.

Before that success though Palace has been out of sorts, and was violently taken apart by Liverpool (7:0) in what Roy Hodgson described as the heaviest defeat of his long career.

Ultimately, it´s hard to see Palace stopping the Arsenal resurgence here with Hodgson´s side losing 8 of their last 12 away league outings however, goals would appear to be likely if you consider past meetings to be relevant (I do).

An often over-looked area of analysis is the h2h stats, and this fixture´s history reveals that 10 of the last 12, including each of the last 6 meetings have seen BTTS. Palace has also managed to score in 5 of their last 6 visits to the Emirates.

Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Correct Score Prediction

Arsenal should have the edge in form, but both can score so I´m calling a narrow 2:1 win for Arteta´s inconsistent but occasionally brilliant Gunners.