Palace can use its wingbacks and Wharton to reach Pino and Mateta. Newcastle should have more recovery behind them and can press the first Palace pass. The visitors have reached the box recently without consistently turning that work into strong finishes. Palace's direct and wide releases make the next phase after a turnover especially important.
Khalaili and Pino have connected with Mateta, while Newcastle can push through Wissa and its supporting runners. Palace's Riad and Tomiyasu were already absent in Istanbul; Henderson remains doubtful, and Disasi played a full shift despite older return concerns. Newcastle's Livramento is out, with Elanga and Ramsey's loads uncertain. Palace's wide response and Newcastle's uneven finishing make the home side capable of staying in the game. I'm siding with Crystal Palace to take a result.
Atalanta can build through Ederson and attack from both wings. Frosinone can press the first pass and send repeat deliveries toward Raimondo. Atalanta's chance count has not always become clean finishes, while Frosinone's own defense gives up entries. That mix can keep the match active after an opening goal.
Masini and Calo press an Atalanta centre now built around Kristensen and Obric, and Frosinone's wide runners can supply Raimondo. Grillitsch was already out when Masini and Calo played against Sassuolo; Atalanta's reported defensive absences were also reflected in the Ajax lineup, with Obric playing the full match. Atalanta retain several attacking alternatives, but Frosinone's present press and box supply give them a reply across the game. I'm siding with Frosinone to keep the margin close.
