Watford:
The home side have made the perfect start to the season, with wins against Southampton and Burnley to give them a huge amount of confidence going in to this fixture.
As far as injuries are concerned, they are still without several key players such as Nathaniel Chalobah, Gerard Deulofeu, Tom Cleverley, Younes Kaboul, Stefano Okaka and Ben Wilmot will all be missing.
Crystal Palace:
Roy Hodgson's men had a tough fixture last Monday against Liverpool, and despite fighting well the lost 0-2. They will instead look to replicate the performance that gave them a 2-0 win in their last home game against Fulham.
Pape Souare will not take part due to a thigh issue, while Scott Dann is also not fit due to a knee injury. The 'Eagles will also have to do without Aaron Wan-Bissaka, after the teenage full-back was sent off against Liverpool.
Watford boss Javi Gracia on the threats that Palace possess:
"Our plans are always different because you don't play alone - you play against someone and you need to adapt some things and to prepare different things. In this case we are playing against Palace who have two good strikers who play with style and score from a lot of counter attacks."
"I don't like to point out one player or to speak only about one player but if you ask me about Zaha I will say he's a good player. He always tries to do his best and his style of play is a lot of dribbling and attacking situations."
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson on what his team can do to disrupt Watford:
"I expect a tough game, a competitive game and a team that is as anxious as we are to do well.
"The shape of the team and the quality and the effort that we put into our defending, I hope will serve us in good stead against a Watford team with firepower and threats."
Prediction: 2-1
Did you know?
Palace have lost only one of their last 13 league encounters at Vicarage Road, a 2-0 defeat in the Championship in 2009.
Watford are aiming to win their opening three top-flight league games of a season for the first time.
Wilfried Zaha needs one more goal to become the Eagles' all-time record Premier League goalscorer.
Possible lineups:
Watford: Foster, Janmaat, Cathcart, Kabasele, Holebas, Doucoure, Capoue, Hughes, Pereyra, Gray, Deeney.
Crystal Palace: Hennessey, Ward, Tomkins, Sakho, Van Aanholt, Townsend, Milivojevic, McArthur, Schlupp, Benteke, Zaha.