Summary:
Crystal Palace are set to name a new manager within days after two leading candidates failed to land the job.

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By . Sami Mokbel for the Daily Mail . Follow @@SamiMokbel81_DM . Malky Mackay, who worked alongside Iain Moody at Cardiff, held a second round of talks with co-owner Steve Parish on Monday over the vacant manager's role. The Scot, who has been out of work since his sacking at Cardiff in December, held initial discussions with Parish on Sunday - as did Tim Sherwood, the other leading candidate for the role. Parish is set to make the final decision on who he wants to replace Tony Pulis in the next 48 hours. Leading candidates: Tim Sherwood (left) or Malky Mackay (right) are expected to replace Tony Pulis . Broken relationship: Tony Pulis (left) decided to leave Selhurst Park after disagreeing with Steve Parish . Meanwhile, it is understood Palace will be due a compensation fee from Pulis' next club, providing he is back in work by December. Pulis left Selhurst Park last week following a disagreement with Parish over the club's transfer policy. The 56-year-old is sure to be highly sought-after when managerial roles become vacant in the coming weeks and months given his record of never being relegated. But his next employers will be obliged to fork out a fee to Palace for Pulis, despite his shock exit last week. VIDEO Sherwood tipped for Palace .