Roy Hodgson confirmed on Friday that Crystal Palace have a full-strength squad to choose from against Liverpool.
Palace are so nearly through their horror run of games, described this month by captain Luka Milivojevic as a "mini-Champions League".
The Eagles host runaway League leaders Liverpool this weekend to round off a run of games which included facing four of the traditional big six and gatecrashers Leicester.
Hodgson's side have taken just one point from the run until now, though a bright start to the Premier League campaign means it has only put a small dent in their season.
It is an encounter which should favour Palace's counter-attacking style of play but while Hodgson's side are fond of a scalp or two, an upset here would be one of their finest.
Their chances of achieving such a feat were boosted on Friday by the news regarding a clean bill of health among the playing squad.
Wilfried Zaha has shaken off a foot injury that prevented him from featuring for the Ivory Coast, while right-back Joel Ward is available after a groin issue that forced him off against Chelsea.
Ex-Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho is also fit to face his former club.
"We have a full squad to choose from which is incredible. I’m really pleased about that," Hodgson said, before adding: "[Mamadou] Sakho is fit. The whole of the contingent is fit."
Praising Palace's medical team, he said: "Our sport science and medical department deserve a pat on the back. At this late stage to have all players available is fantastic."
Inflicting a first defeat on Liverpool this season would be quite something, though perhaps more importantly is the run of games against those around and below Palace which follow.
Crystal Palace (4-5-1): Guaita; Ward, Cahill, Sakho, Van Aanholt; Milivojevic, McArthur, Kouyate, Zaha, Townsend; Ayew
