The Eagles will have Wilfried Zaha fit again to start after the influential winger returned from injury at half-time during the 2-1 defeat at Chelsea last weekend.
But boss Roy Hodgson is conscious of putting too much pressure on the Ivory Coast international.
He said: "Players have periods of form, and neither Wilf nor I can guarantee that hes going to be able to find that level of form again, which probably put him as one of the most desired players outside of the top six.
"We hope so, and believe it, and theres no doubt Wilf will be doing his absolute best to show that, but Id rather not put him under that much pressure.
Huddersfield have lost six of nine but are unbeaten in their last three, and arguably should have made it three successive wins last weekend when they racked up over 80 per cent of possession against Swansea, but were held to a 0-0 draw.
Danny Williams will miss the rest of the season for Huddersfield, having fractured his leg in training, but Elias Kachunga may feature after returning to training following a long lay-off.
Terence Kongolo will also miss out, but could be fit to return after the international break.
Zaha, Mamadou Sakho, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Yohan Cabaye have returned to training for Palace and are available.
Long-term absentees Bakary Sako (ankle), Joel Ward (muscular), Scott Dann, Jason Puncheon (both knee) and Connor Wickham (lacking match fitness) are not expected to feature.
