Crystal Palace welcome Tottenham to Selhurst Park as the Eagles return to the Premier League – below are the best of the matchday photos from the afternoon ...

Oliver Glasner has made four changes to his Crystal Palace starting XI for the Eagles final game of 2025 against Spurs in the Premier League (16:30 GMT). Dean Henderson returns in goal, replacing ...

Rewind to May and Ange Postecoglou had just led the club to a first major trophy in 17 years, defeating Manchester United in the Europa League final. It was a significant achievement but undermined by ...

Crystal Palace’s Carabao Cup hopes were ended in the quarter-finals for a second successive season, as the Eagles fell to a luckless 8-7 penalty shootout defeat away at Arsenal, following a 1-1 draw ...

Oliver Glasner says it is important that Crystal Palace build on the impressive second-half display – and strength of mentality shown after going a goal down – in the eventual penalty shootout defeat ...

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Crystal Palace will face Chelsea over two legs in this season's Carabao Cup semi-finals, should the Eagles progress to the last four. Palace travel to Arsenal next Tuesday, 23rd December (20:00 GMT) ...

Crystal Palace went down 4-1 at Leeds United on Saturday evening; you can see a gallery of the best matchday images below.

Journalists at the pre-match press conference subsequently enquired about three Academy players spotted training with the squad at Wednesday's open training session: young defenders Mofe Jemide and ...

Crystal Palace Women will play their final game of 2025 this Sunday afternoon (13:00 GMT) - a huge Women's League Cup quarter-final against Arsenal. You can watch live below! Jo Potter's side take on ...

On City’s first two goals – moments of quality from Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, against the general run of play – Glasner noted: “When you watch it back you can always avoid it, but the first goal ...

Palace looked to hit back with a delightful flowing move too, kick-started by Adam Wharton’s backheel into the path of Yéremy Pino. The Spaniard spun and laid off to Jean-Philippe Mateta, who in turn ...