The Eagles lead the Ukrainian side 3-1 on aggregate after a first-leg victory in Krakow last Thursday. Ismaila Sarr, Daichi Kamada and Jorgen Strand Larsen were all on target to put Palace within touching distance of a first ever European final. Oliver Glasner’s side were dealt a heavy defeat at Bournemouth back in the Premier League over the weekend, but the Austrian rested several of his key players as he sets his focus on the Conference League. The former Eintracht Frankfurt boss, who won the Europa League during his time in Germany, is set to depart Selhurst Park this summer and is eyeing a trophy to give him the perfect send-off following the FA Cup triumph last year against Manchester City. On the injury front, Palace will be hoping to have Borna Sosa, Evann Guessand and Will Hughes back fit after the trio missed out on the trip to Bournemouth. Sosa has been out with a minor niggle, Hughes was ill, and Guessand has been out for a while longer with a knee problem, although …