Palace have problems up front as James Vaughan is still suspended, while Pablo Counago (hamstring) and Jon Obika (calf) are struggling with injuries.They are also without key midfield duo Darren Ambrose (leg) and Neil Danns (knee), as well as full-backs David Wright (calf) and Lee Hills (knee).
Millwall's Alan Dunne and Liam Trotter are both serving bans.
Jack Smith, a possible replacement for Dunne at right-back, has a calf strain, so Tamika Mkandawire could play there.
MATCH PREVIEW
Struggling Crystal Palace go into the south London derby without a win in their last four matches and having struggled badly in front of goal this season.
Injuries up front have come at the worst possible time for a team that have failed to score in six of their 10 league matches. And no team in the Championship has had fewer attempts on goal than the Eagles, who have managed 89.
Millwall, meanwhile, are without a win in six matches, although their last two outings ended in a credible draw at leaders QPR and a draw at home to in-form Burnley.
Conceding late goals has been a problem for the Lions. No team have conceded more in the final 15 minutes of Championship games this season than Kenny Jackett's side, who have let in six.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
• Millwall are unbeaten in five league games against Crystal Palace (W2, D3).
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• Three of the last four meetings between these clubs have ended in 1-1 draws.
Crystal Palace
• Palace have had four penalties awarded against them this season - more than any other Championship team.
• If selected, Pablo Counago will be making his 250th appearance for an English club.
Millwall
• Millwall scored at least three goals in each of their three league wins this season, but no more than a single goal in any of their other seven fixtures.
• Tony Craig and Darren Ward could play against their former club.
Source: BBC Sport
Source: BBC Sport