### Summary:

- One change for Palace as Olise replaces injured Eze
- Olise off-target with early chance from Wharton’s through-ball
- Muñoz has penalty appeal waved away as Eagles dominate early on
- Mateta turns Muñoz cross over and Richards heads onto roof of the Fulham net
- Wharton bends narrowly wide from Olise lay-off
- Henderson blocks from Rodrigo on the stroke of half-time; Diop heads over corner
- **HT: Fulham 0-0 Palace**
- Fulham take the lead soon after half-time through Rodrigo’s stooping header
- Hughes has effort blocked in the box as Palace look to respond immediately
- De Cordova-Reid skews wide from Pereira’s inviting cross
- Edouard tests Leno within moments of coming on for Mateta
- Olise’s clipped free-kick finds Richards, but ball squirms away from him
- Schlupp’s wondergoal secures Palace a point late on
- **FT: Fulham 1-1 Palace**

The Eagles were bidding to record a fourth Premier League win in a row – the first time they would have achieved that since June 2020, either side of Project Restart.

That three of those matches were being played in the space of seven days says much for the density of Palace’s recent fixture list – but having overcome West Ham and Newcastle United so convincingly at Selhurst Park in the space of four days, Palace took that confidence into the early stages at Craven Cottage, and dominated.

Winning three corners in the opening four minutes, the Eagles were consistently winning the ball high and – via an incisive pass or two from Adam Wharton and Will Hughes – breaking into the Fulham box.

It took just seven minutes for the clearest chance of the half to arrive. From a Palace throw-in on the left, the in-form Mateta spun and squared to Wharton, whose lovely low through-ball found Olise pulling off the shoulder of his marker. Needing to take it on his right foot to keep it away from Antonee Robinson, he skewed a shot wide from the edge of the box with just goalkeeper Bernd Leno to beat.

No matter – more opportunities were quick to arrive. More incisive interplay around the Fulham box led to Mateta, with not much space to operate in, rounding Leno near the touchline. Pulling the ball back for Daniel Muñoz, who shaped to shoot from six yards, the Colombian appeared to have his legs caught by the trailing Antonee Robinson, but neither the referee – nor VAR – saw fit to award a spot-kick.

The cavalcade of early chances kept coming. Another Wharton pass deflected kindly for Muñoz on the overlap and his cross – admittedly at a difficult height – was shinned over by Mateta. Moments later, a deep free-kick delivery from Olise was met, on the rise, by Chris Richards, whose header looped onto the roof of the net.

After starting slowly to the frustration of the Craven Cottage supporters, Fulham did come back into the game – but Palace continued to dominate in an attacking sense, with Nathaniel Clyne and Wharton in particular coming close to finding the top corner with efforts from distance. The latter was a delightful curling effort from 30 yards which rippled the top of the net.

With 42 minutes gone, Fulham had still not had a shot on the Palace goal – a signifier of the Eagles’ dominance to that point.

But the hosts admittedly finished the half strongly, some fine lone centre-forward play from Rodrigo Muniz saw him hold off two Palace defenders and squeeze a shot goalwards; Dean Henderson, quick off his line, blocked. From the subsequent corner, Issa Diop won the header – but powered it over.

Unfortunately, it was a sign of things to come, as Fulham started the second-half much brighter, their passing sharper and their movement more menacing.

And Palace were made to pay for their earlier profligacy when a clever passing move, with Andreas Pereira at the heart of it, resulted in Timothy Castagne producing a flat cross which Rodrigo – stooping six yards out – could not fail to plant home.

If there is any quality this Palace team have demonstrated this month, it is collective fight, and they did not bowed in the face of a rejuvenated opponent, continuing to press high and move the ball quickly in the hope of mounting an immediate response.

It almost came just five minutes later as Ayew’s drilled cross was skied high in the air. The ball dropped for Hughes inside the box, who showed a neat touch to bring it down, but Diop blocked his low shot behind at close range.

But as Palace committed bodies forwards, so too did space open on the break for Fulham, and a fine outside-of-the-boot cross from Pereira on 65 minutes really ought to have been converted by Bobby De Cordova-Reid; the Fulham man, on the stretch, skewed wide.

Palace persisted. Odsonne Edouard, within seconds of coming on, tested Leno with a low shot across goal, but the German got down to palm it behind.

Up the other end, a cute free-kick from Olise found Richards unmarked at the far post, but the defender went at it with his leg – and was unable to bring the ball down in front of goal as it squirmed behind.

Glasner brought on a number of late substitutes – and it yielded a moment of magic from Schlupp to win it.

In truth, it was a goal from nothing. Jeffrey Schlupp had other ideas, taking a touch from Wharton's pass, spinning and – from 25 yards out – striking the cleanest of shots into the top corner with the outside of his boot.

With plenty of positives to take at the culmination of a dense fixture list, a point was the least Palace deserved. And, true to recent form, they did so in style.

**Palace:** Henderson (GK), Clyne, Andersen, Richards, Muñoz, Wharton, Hughes, Mitchell (Ahamada, 86), Olise, Mateta (Edouard, 69), Ayew (Schlupp, 76)

**Subs:** Matthews (GK), Ward, Tomkins, Riedewald, Ozoh, Rak-Sakyi

**Fulham:** Leno (GK), Castagne, Bassey, Diop, Robinson, Reed (Cairney, 85), Palhinha (Lukic, 68), Iwobi, De Cordova-Reid (Willian, 68), Pereira (Wilson, 85), Muniz (Broja, 85)

**Subs:** Rodák (GK), Ream, Tete, Adama

### As It Happened:

Jeffrey Schlupp’s late wondergoal saw Crystal Palace stretch their unbeaten run to four matches with a 1-1 draw at Fulham. 

Report: Schlupp stunner secures Palace point at Fulham

## Summary

- One change to the side which faced Spurs, with Walker-Smith coming in at the back

- Walker-Smith heads over from a corner early on

- Burrowes fires narrowly wide for Aston Villa five minutes in

- Eastwood makes a strong save to deny Mulley in the 20th minute

- Villa have a succession of corners, but can't capitalise

- Agbinone sees a double effort saved

- Goalkeeper Proctor is sent off for Villa in the 40th minute

- Agbinone and Marjoram threaten late on in the half, but can't find a way through

- **HT: Villa 0-0 Palace**

- Marjoram puts Palace ahead four minutes into the second-half

- Lusale almost doubles the lead after coming on off the bench after the hour-mark

- Mulley had Villa’s best attempt of the half 

- Casey, King, Lusale and Marjoram were all close to adding a second

- **FT: Villa 0-1 Palace**

In their penultimate away game of the season, Crystal Palace Under-18s travelled to face Aston Villa at Bodymoor Heath.

Head coach Rob Quinn made one change to the side which [drew with Spurs last weekend](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-tottenham-hotspur-u18-premier-league-south-2324/), with Charlie Walker-Smith coming in for Jake Grante at the heart of the defence. 

Walker-Smith, who has recently been called up to the Wales Under-17s side for the 2024 UEFA European Championship finals nearly made an impact right from the off, though he headed just over the bar in the opening minutes.

Villa threatened early on too, through Bradley Burrowes, though he fired just wide of the mark. This laid the tone as Villa continued to enjoy more of the ball and fashion a number of chances.

Billy Eastwood was called into action 20 minutes in as he managed to save an effort from Trai-varn Mulley inside the box. A succession of Villa corners followed, though none of them were an issue for Palace shot stopper.

Just over half an hour in, Asher Agbinone stung the palms of Sam Proctor in the Villa goal with two attempts at goal in quick succession. Proctor was then shown a straight red card a few minutes later for violent conduct.

With Villa down to 10 men, Palace were keen to make the advantage count in the time that remained in the half. Agbinone and Finley Marjoram tested Alex Hammond who was now in the goal, but they couldn’t find a way through before the interval.

After a quick turnaround, the young Eagles found the breakthrough. Marjoram, pushing forward from right-back, got on the end of a ball from captain Joe Gibbard and managed to finish inside the box just four minutes into the second-half.

Play was broken up intermittently as the half went on, with Palace pushing for another and Villa looking to equalise. Samuel Lusale, coming on off the bench, nearly made an instant impact, however his effort from a narrow angle was the wrong side of the post.

Villa’s best chance of the half arguably came through Mulley, but the No. 10 fired wide of the mark. Meanwhile, the south Londoners were testing Hammond as Lusale, Benji Casey and Geroge King all saw efforts saved.

Quinn’s side saw out the remainder of the game, for a fifth win in six games. The result means they stay in sixth place - a point behind Spurs and three behind Fulham with two games remaining.

**Villa:** Proctor (GK), McWilliams (Simpson, 80), Fertes, Timson, Carroll, Edwards (Moreland, 58), Mulley, Hemmings, Burrowes (Hammond (GK), 41), Lynch (Lott, 88), Brannigan.

Subs not used: Simpson, Quinn.

**Palace:** Eastwood (GK), Marjoram, Browne, Walker-Smith, Cowin, King, Gibbard (Lusale, 63), S. Williams, Dashi, Casey, Agbinone.

Subs not used: Hill (GK), Austin, Adams-Collman, Redhead.

Crystal Palace Under-18s recorded their fifth win in six games as Finley Marjoram’s first goal of the season saw the side come away with all three points from a drizzly Bodymoor Heath.

Report: Marjoram fires Palace past 10-man Villa

Aston Villa U18 v Crystal Palace U18 (2024-04-27)

## Summary

- Six changes to the side which beat Everton in the International Cup

- Devenny puts Palace ahead early on with a great free-kick

- Trialist nearly adds a second from a narrow angle 20 minutes in

- He eventually doubles the lead half an hour in

- Palace threaten from a well-worked corner

- Boro pull one back on the stroke of half-time through Bilongo

- **HT: Boro 1-2 Palace**

- Mathurin nearly extends Palace’s lead within the first minute of the second-half

- Gitau equalises for Boro with a stunning 35-yard strike

- Boro gain momentum, but can't quite fashion a chance to take the lead

- Trialists reclaims the lead for Palace in the 70th minute

- Palace see off any late Boro threats and secure their place in the PL2 play-offs

- **FT: Boro 2-3 Palace**

U21 Match Highlights: Middlesbrough 2-3 Crystal Palace

Ten days on from the [Premier League International Cup semi-final success over Everton](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-everton-u21-premier-league-international-cup-semi-final/) at Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace Under-21s faced a tough trip to Middlesbrough to secure their place in the Premier League 2 play-offs.

The [new structure of the league ](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/academy/premier-league-2-changes-swiss-style-format-2324/)for this campaign means that the top 16 sides qualify for the play-off stage in order to determine the winner of the tournament.

Head coach Darren Powell shuffled the pack, with six changes to the side. Jackson Izquierdo made his first start between the sticks since December in place of Joe Whitworth.

Palace started strongly and took the lead at the Riverside stadium with their first attempt of the game. Justin Devenny stepped up from about 20-yards out to curl in a delightful free-kick on his left foot.

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His third goal in as many games gave Palace a spring in their step as they went on in search of a second, knowing a win would guarantee their place in the play-off phase. Trialist came close to doubling the lead after being played in by Danny Imray, but the angle was closed down.

Trialist did, however, get himself on the scoresheet half an hour in. Imray played a first-time ball across the box that the Middlesbrough defence couldn’t deal with and Trialist was quick to pounce on the loose ball from close range.

The Eagles were in control with a two-goal lead and almost made it three from a training ground corner routine. Mathurin played it into the box before receiving it out wide again and cutting it back for Devenny who stung the palms of Henry Popple. Craig Farquhar then headed over in the second phase of the corner.

Boro did claw their way back into the game on the stroke of half-time, as returning loanee Bryant Bilongo curled one in from the edge of the box.

With only one goal in it at the break, it was effectively all to play for in the second-half. Palace again started brightly and almost scored a third within a minute of the restart, though Mathurin fired just over the bar as the ball sat up perfectly for him inside the box.

The hosts drew level just six minutes into the second-half as George Gitau scored a sensational 35-yard strike following a corner that looked as though it was initially cleared.

A draw wasn’t enough for Palace, so they had it all to do once more after squandering the initial two-goal lead. Boro were now in the driving seat after levelling, creating more half-chances and forcing more mistakes.

The south Londoners reclaimed the lead with 20 minutes to go as Trialist got the faintest of touches on an Imray ball into the box. Mathurin was also closing in and would’ve converted the dangerous cross.

In the time that remained, Palace saw out the remainder of the Middlesbrough threats and managed to power their way through eight minutes of additional time to secure their place in the Premier League 2 play-offs.

Powell’s side now sit in 11th place, with a final league game of the campaign against 1st place Tottenham Hotspur to come in three days time.

**Boro:** Popple (GK), Gitau (Whelan, 89), McCormick, Lindo, Hannah, Woolston, Oppong, Bridge, Howells (Willis, 70), Collins, Bilongo (Traore, 75). 

Subs not used: Simpson (GK), Gibson.

**Palace:** Izquierdo (GK), Imray, Watson, Farquhar, Jemide, V. Williams (Akinwale, 62), Devenny, Rodney, Wells-Morrison (Reid, 55), Mathurin, Trialist (Agbinone, 82).

Subs not used: Eastwood (GK), S. Williams.

On a sunny Friday evening at the Riverside stadium, Crystal Palace Under-21s overcame a stubborn Middlesbrough side to secure their place in the play-off phase of the Premier League 2.

Report & Highlights: Palace qualify for PL2 play-off phase in five-goal thriller

Middlesbrough U21 v Crystal Palace U21 (2024-04-26)

**The Eagles go into the game as firm favourites – three points ahead of second-placed Charlton, and with a +22 lead in our goal difference – [with tickets still on sale, should you wish to be part of a record crowd](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/crystal-palace-women-sunderland-selhurst-park-final-day-april-2024/).**

**Chairman Steve Parish has shared the following message ahead of our final Women’s Championship fixture of the season...**

Wow – what a season.

Promotions and winning championships are always special, but this one could prove to be absolutely pivotal in the history of the club, as we look to join the elite by completing the task at Selhurst Park this Sunday.

I would urge every one of you to come to Selhurst on Sunday to support the women’s team and hopefully witness the historic moment we officially join the elite of women’s football.

There really is nothing better as a Crystal Palace fan than to see a team in red and blue flying forwards, attacking with confidence, scoring goals aplenty and working as a team. From the first match in August to the final weekend, that is exactly what we have seen this season from Crystal Palace Women, and they now look set to lift the Championship title. It really is an incredible achievement.

We have put a lot of work into making our women’s side one to be reckoned with, and a lot of credit must go to Grace Williams and Laura Kaminski for all their hard work, as well as to each and every player and staff member who have been working all season to get these results.

Now an exciting new chapter awaits us: the Women’s Super League. It would be the first time that Palace would be competing at the very highest level of women’s football, and we are really excited at the prospect of competing amongst some of the most successful sides in Europe on a weekly basis.

We had an extremely competitive FA Cup tie with Chelsea this season, which demonstrated our readiness to take on the country’s biggest clubs, and we would look forward to welcoming them back to south London alongside, Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and plenty of others next season, should we confirm our promotion.

Finally, allow me to place on record my thanks to you: the supporters. We have all been blown away by the dedication many of you have shown to the team this season, not just in south London but also travelling the length and breadth of the country to get behind Laura’s side, come rain or shine.

We have, now on three occasions this season, broken ticket sales records at Selhurst Park, and I know the players and staff have really benefitted from that support during what has been a close and exciting title chase.

I hope Sunday's game at Selhurst Park will be a celebration of everything we have achieved together this season, and reward for that support. Thank you once again, and we look forward to seeing you there.

**Up the Palace!**

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Crystal Palace Women will be looking to win the Women's Championship title – and seal promotion to the Women's Super League – when we host Sunderland at Selhurst Park on Sunday afternoon (28th April, 14:00 BST kick-off).

A message from the Chairman

Crystal Palace Women v Sunderland Women (2024-04-28)

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In collaboration with Crystal Palace F.C., promotional company Boxxer will host a night of must-watch championship fights as part of the club’s celebrations to mark 100 years since the official opening of Selhurst Park.

Leading the billing, big-punching Palace supporter **Richard Riakporhe** will get his long-awaited shot at world glory in front of his fellow Eagles, attempting to claim the **WBO World Cruiserweight Championship title** of **Chris Billam-Smith**.

South Londoner Riakporhe (17-0, 13 KOs) remains the only man to hold a win over Billam-Smith (19-1, 13 KOs) in the professional ranks, getting the better of his rival via a split decision victory at the O2 Arena in July 2019.

Billam-Smith, meanwhile, won his WBO World Title at the Vitality Stadium in May 2023, and will be defending it for the second time.

On the undercard, fellow south Londoner Isaac Chamberlain – who hails from Brixton – will challenge Polish champion Michal Cieslak for the European Cruiserweight Championship.

**For what is sure to be an in-demand event, tickets will go on sale to Palace Season Ticket holders and Members in a priority window from 10:00 BST on Tuesday 30th April. [You can register your interest in this here now](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/tickets/register-interest-boxing-tickets-selhurst-park/)!**

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The bouts will also be shown live and exclusive on Sky Sports.

The show forms the first major event in Selhurst’s centenary celebrations, with August 2024 marking 100 years since the official opening of the home of Crystal Palace F.C.

Legends of the sport have previously fought at Palace’s home ground, including International Boxing Hall of Fame member Len Harvey, who overcame British Empire champion Frank Moody in 1929 to set up a shot at the British title.

**Crystal Palace Chairman Steve Parish said:** “We are absolutely delighted that professional boxing is returning to Selhurst Park, with one of south London’s own and a big Palace fan, Richard Riakporhe, leading the billing alongside Chris Billam-Smith.

“Boxxer have put together a fantastic line-up for the occasion, and it already promises to be a spectacular night in SE25 – as well as a fitting tribute to our stadium’s centenary year.”

A percentage of the profits from the evening will go towards [**Palace for Life Foundation**](https://www.palaceforlife.org/)**,** Crystal Palace’s official charity organisation, who work towards improving the lives of young people across south London.

One issue that Palace for Life address is the rise of knife crime in the region, with the Foundation having developed a number of projects aimed at tackling the risk factors which can lead to serious youth violence.

Boxxer have previously worked with a number of anti-knife crime charities in south London, looking to showcase the power of boxing as a force for positive change in the community.

### Boxing at Selhurst Park

As well as a number of pre-war professional bouts, Selhurst Park famously hosted a series of Charity Boxing Tournaments during the 1940s and ‘50s.

In the summer of July 1949, one such tournament featured six matches with boxers hailing mostly from the London area. The competition raised money for two Croydon charities: the Guild of Social Service and the Darby & Joan Club.

The highlight was the South Eastern Area Lightweight Championship bout between Tommy McGovern and George Daly, but the most popular boxer was local man Ron Pudney, who drew his Cruiserweight contest with Jack Taylor.

Most recently, in both May 2011 and May 2012, international amateur boxing tournaments took place on the pitch, featuring hopefuls from England, Ireland and Scotland ahead of the 2012 London Olympics.

Now, the professional sport will return – with a world title on the line – in what is certain to be a night to remember at Selhurst Park.

A world title showdown will be staged at Selhurst Park on Saturday, 15th June 2024, as professional boxing returns to the stadium for its centenary celebrations – and ticket sale details have now been confirmed.

On-sale details announced for professional boxing's return to Selhurst Park

Despite another dominant first-half display in which several presentable chances went begging, Palace continued to plug away, despite Rodrigo Muniz heading home early in the second-half for the hosts.

It wasn't until the 87th minute that they found their reward as late substitute Jeffrey Schlupp picked up the ball in midfield, spun and fired home a thunderbolt of a shot from range.

But a point was the least Palace deserved for another strong team performance, and one which made it four games unbeaten for Oliver Glasner's side.

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The Eagles played well at Craven Cottage but looked set to pay for first-half profligacy when Rodrigo Muniz put Fulham ahead with a stooping header shortly after half-time.

But with Schlupp entering the field with a quarter-of-an-hour remaining, the Palace No. 15 secured his team a fully deserved point with a stunning turn and strike – finding the top corner with the outside of his boot from 30 yards – to earn a 1-1 draw.

Earlier in the game, Clyne had attempted a shot from a similar distance, with Schlupp laughing: “It was just a bit of banter!

“It's fair to say Clyney doesn't score many goals, especially from 40 yards out, so when I saw him lining up for it, we just had a bit of a chuckle!

“I thought, you know what, ‘let me come on and show him how it’s done!’ – and I managed to do that!”

Recalling his goal, Schlupp credited Adam Wharton’s pass to feet, explaining: “We locked eye contact and as soon as he put on his left foot, he likes the reverse pass into the pocket.

“I was in the pocket, and my first touch just opened up the pitch perfectly for me. I didn't really have a choice but to shoot – and it was one of those things when it goes in the top corner! It was nice.”

Schlupp watches back his screamer

Schlupp was pleased with the overall Palace display, noting: “We started the game off so well, the first 20-25 minutes. I don't even remember them coming out of their half, but we missed a lot of chances and in this league, if you're missing chances, you're going to give them momentum.

“They're going to get momentum and then they found it. They scored their goal and then they dominated us for a little bit in the second-half, but we managed to claw something back at the end and I think it was a deserved point.

“It was one of those things. You start to worry when you're missing those chances when you're on top, because in this league, the other teams are always going to have a spell where they're going to be on top.

“They managed to score a goal when they were on top. It's the Premier League, the game swings back and forth and we managed to get a bit of momentum towards the second-half and we got the goal that I think we deserved.”

The result made it four games unbeaten for Palace, with Schlupp explaining he feels the team are thriving under Glasner: “It's still quite fresh. We've had a lot of information thrown at us and I think we've done our best to take it on board as quickly as possible.

“I think everyone can see that those positive signs are there on the pitch. We've had a great week. We've got seven out of nine points this week, and that was our target.

“We wanted to win every game, of course, but seven points in a week in the Premier League is always massive. I think everyone can see that the stuff we're working on in training is showing in the games, and that's all we can do.”

Jeffrey Schlupp’s outstanding goal against Fulham was inspired by a joke with Oliver Glasner and Nathaniel Clyne, the goalscorer revealed!

Schlupp reveals joke which inspired wondergoal

The manager reflects on late point

Palace looked set to be handed a harsh defeat when Rodrigo Muniz put Fulham ahead early in the second-half, despite a flurry of chances being created – but not finished – by Palace in the first period.

But with merely minutes remaining, Jeffrey Schlupp collected a square pass from Adam Wharton, turned and struck a ferocious top-corner finish from fully 30 yards, ensuring Palace left with a point – and the least they deserved for their performance.

“At the end the result is okay, but I'm really pleased with the performance again,” Glasner said. “I think it's a totally deserved point we had today. I'm pleased and I really appreciate it. 

“The feeling is we were the better team and then suddenly it's 0-1, you are down. It’s our third game in six days and we’d cleared staying in the Premier League. Many teams can then be ‘ok’, don’t give the effort that they need to come back. 

“But the players had a lot of power then, they wanted to get this point, and then I think we got our reward with an amazing goal from Jeffrey Schlupp – again, a very good impact from all our substitutes today, getting new energy on the pitch – so we are happy that we have taken the point.”

On the goal, Glasner reflected: “It’s how it started. We were talking before, finding the No. 6 and then the opposite No. 10 in this position. It was a perfect position, and then of course the first touch and the finish was amazing. 

“But coming here and getting these opportunities, this is what I really like, and of course the finish too. We know that Jeffrey has a fantastic finish, we see it when we do it in training.

“Again it was very hard work today, but the players did it really well, so now they deserve to have some days off and then prepare for the finish of the Premier League [season].”


Oliver Glasner praised his players’ resilience for fighting back to claim a fully deserved late point at Fulham.

Glasner: The players deserved their point today

**It all amounts to what promises to be a special day in club history and, with over 5,567 tickets sold, a record crowd is due to be there to watch the game, and potential trophy lift, in SE25.**

Following [Palace's 2-0 win over Lewes](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/matches/women/ewc/2023-24/lewes-women-vs-crystal-palace-women-2024-04-21/2395038/) on Sunday, they sit three points ahead of Charlton at the top of the table – and with a 22-goal lead in terms of goal difference.

One point on the final day, therefore, will be enough for guarantee a trophy lift in SE25 – and even that may not be required for the Eagles to make history. 

**Tickets for the match are [still on sale here](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Events?preFilter=6&preFilterName=5.+Women%2527s+Matches&utm_source=PalaceFC&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=webstory270324), with prices below.**

**Read on below to find out for a full guide to the day at Selhurst Park – and, if you're not coming, how you can watch live and free.**

### **Watch from home**

**If you are unable to attend Selhurst Park, you can still watch the game LIVE and FREE (kick-off: 14:00 BST).**

The match [will be broadcast for fans to enjoy on the FA Player](https://faplayer.thefa.com/fixture-preview/bGl2ZSU3QzM0MjMxJTdDJTJGc2VjdGlvbiUzRnBhZ2UlM0RmaXh0dXJlcy1wYWdlJTdDZml4dHVyZXMtMi13b21lbnMtY2hhbXBpb25zaGlw), for which you will need to register for an account to watch.

The best of the day's content will also take centre-stage on [cpfc.co.uk](http://cpfc.co.uk), and our dedicated Palace [Women's X](https://twitter.com/cpfc_w) and [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/cpfcw) accounts.

### **Going to the game?**

We can't wait to welcome you to Selhurst Park for what should be an incredible finale to the season.

Supporters can expect plenty more family-friendly fun for all ages at Selhurst Park, as well as the chance to see a moment of club history.

#### **Before arriving**

If you have purchased **3 or more tickets**, **please print these before arrival** to ensure efficient entry into the stadium.

Although we are expecting no travel disruption, please aim to arrive early to make the most of the day and avoid any queues getting into the stadium just before kick-off.

**Please remember that it** **is an offence to enter the pitch at any time**. Please remain seated after the final whistle for the players' lap of appreciation.

#### **From 11:00**

**Our Selhurst Park club shop opens** – so take advantage of our current sale, with up to 70% off selected products!

#### **From 11:30**

Our **Fanzone** – located just outside the Main Stand – gets going, chock full of games, entertainment, face-painting and family-friendly vibes, with a main stage show hosted by DJ Rob Thornton.

Our star striker, **Elise Hughes –** who could finish the day as Championship top scorer – will also be interviewed on-stage at 13:00.

#### **From 12:30**

**Turnstiles open** and you'll be able to take your seat.

We’ll be giving away **free special-edition Women’s Matchday programmes** on the gates! But please do note: these are only available **as stocks last,** so make sure you get in early to avoid missing out. 

[A digital version of the programme can also be downloaded here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/programme/digital-matchday-programme-crystal-palace-women-2023-2024/).

We'll also have pre-match entertainment inside the stadium, including fan cams, mascot visits, t-shirt cannons – and more!

#### **14:00**

**Kick-off – and destiny beckons.**

#### **Full-time**

**The players will embark on a lap of celebration to thank you for your outstanding support.**

Fingers crossed, there might even be a trophy involved!

### **Ticket details**

Ticket prices for the game against Sunderland at Selhurst Park on Sunday, 28th April are outlined below.

For those looking to experience the season finale in more style, **Premium** **tickets** (priced at £25 per adult, and £15 for U18s/Concessions) – which includes Directors’ Box seating and access to the Malcolm Allison Lounge – are also available.

If you are a supporter with any accessibility requirements, please contact our dedicated Disability Liaison Officer, Rhianna Odartey, either by email [dlo@cpfc.co.uk](mailto:dlo@cpfc.co.uk) or call 0208 760 6000. Limited parking is available for supporters with a blue badge.

#### **Pricing**

- **Adult**: £13
- **STH and Members**: £5
- **Under-16s**: £2
- **Families (two adults and two children)**: £25
  - *N.B. For a Family Ticket Package, please add two adults and two juniors to your basket and then apply the following code at checkout: CPFCWFAMILY*
- **Premium**:
  - **Adult**: £25
  - **U18s/Concessions:** £15

*Please note that we encourage supporters booking four or more tickets to print these off **before** travelling to Selhurst Park; this will help you to avoid delays entering the ground.*

There will also be a dedicated section for visiting **Sunderland supporters** in Block B of the Main Stand, with tickets priced at the same rate.

Supporters should ensure that their e-ticket correct states 'Selhurst Park' and they have been allocated a seat number.

If supporters have received an e-ticket that states 'VBS Community Stadium,' please delete this e-ticket.

### **Your impact**

Last time out at Selhurst Park, goals from Molly Sharpe, Ria Percival and Annabel Blanchard gave Palace a convincing 3-0 win over Watford in front of a record crowd at Selhurst Park – a record you've already smashed this week.

A sunny south London day full of games, activities, face-painting – and fan cams and t-shirt cannons – perfectly set the scene for an exciting match-up in SE25.

Access all over | Crystal Palace 3-0 Watford

“Obviously it was an absolutely amazing number of fans that came out today,” captain Aimee Everett said. “We appreciate every single one of them that made the journey, and they helped us in the game – we could hear them from minute one to minute 90.”

Percival added: “The crowd here were amazing today. It’s good to have so many fans and the crowd were great; they helped us to the three points. Scoring a goal in front of them and hearing them go crazy… it’s a great feeling.

“It’s a thanks to all of them for coming, and hopefully we can get them to the rest of the games.”

### **Match Details**

- Crystal Palace v Sunderland
- Sunday, 28th April 2024
- Selhurst Park
- 14:00 BST

Book now

Crystal Palace Women are heavy favourites to win the Championship title and seal promotion to the top-flight for the first time, needing just a point against Sunderland this Sunday (28th April, 14:00 BST) in front of a record crowd at Selhurst Park.

Palace Women's date with destiny: matchgoers' guide & broadcast info

News

Listing every piece of news, information and match in one convenient place, and providing the latest updates from every Palace game, the Official Palace App makes it easier than ever to know exactly what's happening at the club, each and every week.

With app notifications tailored to your interests, you can keep track of every Palace announcement, as and when it happens.

Plus, during pre-season, we'll have live commentaries and exclusive friendly broadcasts, and, when games resume, features to make your matchday even easier, with tickets delivered directly to you via the app.

**New features this month** include:

- In-game notifications for **every** Palace team: Men's, Women's, U21s and U18s
- **Chromecast** support for all Palace TV and Palace TV+ videos
- A new Video Player to enhance your Palace TV+ experience

### New features

#### **Refined Matchday Experience**

Stay on top of all the action with our extensive in-app **Match Centre:** now available for **all four professional Crystal Palace teams** (Men, Women, U21s and U18s!). 

Follow all the build-up to kick-off with pre-match news and video all in one place, including reaction, press conferences and all the important team news.

Throughout the match, live Opta stats will keep you up to date with all the action, as well as live text commentary to ensure you don’t miss a minute. Goal updates will keep you informed of all the goals for both sides.

**To turn on live match updates for each team, simply:**

1. Login to the Palace App and tap your initials in the top-right to open your 'Profile' screen
2. Tap 'App Settings'
3. Tap 'Notification Preferences'
4. Use this screen to toggle which teams you would like to see in-game notifications for – and for which events too!

After the game, the Match Centre is the place to be for all the reaction, as the Palace TV cameras catch up with the manager and players for their thoughts on the game.

Stay tuned for the Man of the Match votes, where you can pick out your standout performers from the 90-minutes, as well as match highlights.

#### **Revamped Palace TV**

The revamped Palace TV section means you can catch up on all the highlights and key clips as soon as they are available, as well as all the exclusive interviews and features from Copers Cope Road.

Each video is now hosted in an improved video player with better rewind and fast-forward functionality, **and can be connected to Chromecast devices by tapping the 'cast' icon in the top-right corner.**

Also through the app, Palace TV+ subscribers can listen to live radio commentaries of all first-team fixtures throughout the season, as watch live broadcasts of selected Academy fixtures – plus, full 90-minute match replays of all Premier League fixtures on demand - **all** **now** **able to be cast to your Chromecast devices.**

### And more!

#### **Ticket Wallet**

With the Premier League having introduced digital ticketing, make keeping track of your match tickets easier with the Palace app. The app offers faster and simpler access to tickets, ensuring that you can manage everything on your phone.

The Ticket Wallet keeps all of your tickets in one place, ensuring easier access to Selhurst Park before kick-off. You can also add tickets to your Apple Wallet or your Google Pay straight from the app.

#### **Member Benefits**

Make the most of your Membership through the Palace app, where all Members benefits can be found in one place.

Get the matchday programme delivered to your phone each week for the perfect weekend reading, and make the most of exclusive Member discounts on a range of club merchandise.

Plus, take part in Member competitions to win signed shirts and other unique memorabilia - be sure to enter!

#### **Other key features:**

- A modern and easy to use design which combines news and video

- A fresh look that is crisp and unmistakably Palace

- A revamped Palace TV section with easier access to browse videos

- Tailored notifications – so you can select what you hear about

The app is free and easy to download on both iOS and Android. If you don’t have the Palace app, simply head to the App Store or Google Play, search: CPFC, download it for free and enjoy.

- [Download on iOS](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/crystal-palace-fc/id1084235580)

- [Download on Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.tribehive.fli.palace)

Once supporters are set with the app, we encourage you to ensure your notifications are turned on so you receive breaking news and updates as they happen.

We now have a whole host of new features for you to enjoy in the Official Crystal Palace App, which you can download for free now!

New features available in the official Crystal Palace app

Here, you can find out: what’s on Palace TV+ next, how to subscribe and how to use your benefits. We’ll keep this page updated with all the latest live broadcasts and audio services.

You can also find great [documentaries, including Coming of Age: The Step Up, which is now available exclusively to Palace TV+ subscribers](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/palace-tv/videos/documentaries/). The three-part series follows Palace Under-18s in their first season at Category 1 level as the lads battle for first place.

**Looking for more benefits?** If you wish to get access to match tickets (and tons of other benefits), a Membership may be more appropriate for you. A Palace TV+ subscription is included in all our Gold, Junior Gold and International Membership and Season Ticket+ packages – granting you not only access to live broadcasts of our pre-season matches, but also **exclusive Premier League ticket access**, **digital matchday programmes** and more! [**Explore our 23/24 Memberships here**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/membership/crystal-palace-202324-memberships-on-sale-now/)**.**

*All times BST.*

## **Upcoming live broadcasts**

- Fri, 26th Apr: Oliver Glasner's pre-Fulham press conference (13:30)
- Fri, 26th Apr: Live coverage of Middlesbrough U21s v Palace U21s (19:00)
- Sat, 27th Apr: Live audio commentary of Fulham v Palace (15:00)

- Wed, 24th Apr: [Live audio commentary of Palace 2-0 Newcastle](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-newcastle-united-april-2024/)
- Sun, 21st Apr: [Live audio commentary of Palace 5-2 West Ham](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-west-ham-april-2024/)
- Sat, 20th Apr: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 1-1 Spurs U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-tottenham-hotspur-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Tue, 16th Apr: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 4-2 Everton U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-everton-u21-premier-league-international-cup-semi-final/)
- Sun, 14th Apr: [Live audio commentary of Liverpool 0-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/liverpool-v-crystal-palace-live-blog-match-report-highlights-reaction/)
- Sat, 13th Apr: [Live coverage of Southampton U18s 0-3 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/southampton-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Fri, 12th Apr: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 2-2 Chelsea U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-chelsea-u21-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Mon, 8th Apr: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 0-0 Everton U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-everton-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Sat, 6th Apr: [Live audio commentary of Man City 4-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-manchester-city/)
- Thu, 4th Apr: [Live coverage of Fulham U21s 3-0 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/fulham-crystal-palace-u21-premier-league-cup-quarter-final/)
- Tue, 2nd Apr: [Live audio commentary of Bournemouth 1-0 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/bournemouth-v-crystal-palace-live-blog-match-report-reaction-highlights/)
- Sat, 30th Mar: [Live audio commentary of Forest 1-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-nottingham-forest-crystal-palace-march-2024/)
- Sat, 30th Mar: [Live coverage of WBA U18s 1-2 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/west-bromwich-albion-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Sun, 24th Mar: [Live coverage of Palace Women 3-0 Watford Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-women-watford-march-2024/)
- Tue, 19th Mar: [Live coverage of Norwich U18s 1-4 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/norwich-city-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Sat, 16th Mar: [Live coverage of Arsenal U18s 8-3 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/arsenal-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Fri, 15th Mar: [Live coverage of Southampton U21s 4-0 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/southampton-crystal-palace-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Thu, 14th Mar: [Live coverage of Palace 1-0 Bødo Glimt](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-bodo-glimt-marbella-march-2024/)
- Sun, 10th Mar: [Live coverage of Palace Women 1-0 Sheffield United Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-women-sheffield-united-march-2024/)
- Sat, 9th Mar: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 0-1 Chelsea U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-chelsea-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Sat, 9th Mar: [Live audio commentary of Palace 1-1 Luton](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/first-team/crystal-palace-v-luton-town-live-blog-match-report-reaction-highlights/)
- Sat, 2nd Mar: [Live audio commentary of Spurs 3-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-tottenham-crystal-palace-march-2024/)
- Sat, 2nd Mar: [Live coverage of Man Utd U18s 5-0 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/manchester-united-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-cup-semi-final-2324/)
- Fri, 1st Mar: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 3-2 Leicester U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-leicester-city-u21-premier-league-cup-round-16-2324/)
- Mon, 26th Feb: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 3-0 Wolves U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-wolverhampton-wanderers-u21-premier-league-international-cup-quarter-final/)
- Sat, 24th Feb: [Live audio commentary of Palace 3-0 Burnley](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-burnley-february-2024/)
- Mon, 19th Feb: [Live audio commentary of Everton 1-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/everton-crystal-palace-live-blog-match-report-highlights/)
- Sun, 18th Feb: [Live coverage of Palace Women 4-0 Blackburn Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-women-blackburn-rovers-february-2024/)
- Sat, 17th Feb: [Live coverage of Brighton U18s 4-2 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/brighton-hove-albion-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Mon, 12th Feb: [Live audio commentary of Palace 1-3 Chelsea](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-v-chelsea-live-blog-reaction-report-highlights/)
- Thu, 8th Feb: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 1-2 Chelsea U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-chelsea-u18-fa-youth-cup-2324/)
- Sat, 3rd Feb: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 3-0 Villa U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-aston-villa-u18-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Sat, 3rd Feb: [Live audio commentary of Brighton 4-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-brighton-crystal-palace/)
- Tue, 30th Jan: [Live audio commentary of Palace 3-2 Sheff Utd](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-sheffield-united-premier-league-match-report-live-blog-highlights/)
- Sun, 28th Jan: [Live coverage of Palace Women 0-1 Charlton Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-women/)
- Sat, 27th Jan: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 4-2 Fulham U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-fulham-u18-premier-league-2324/)
- Fri, 26th Jan: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 2-1 Brighton U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-brighton-hove-albion-u21-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Sun, 21st Jan: [Live coverage of London City Lionesses 0-2 Palace Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-women-london-city-lionesses-january-conti-cup-2024/)
- Sat, 20th Jan: [Live audio commentary of Arsenal 5-0 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-arsenal-crystal-palace-january-2024/)
- Wed 17th Jan: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 1-1 Feyenoord U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/report-plange-pounces-as-palace-u21s-reach-last-eight-of-international-cup/)
- Wed, 17th Jan: [Live audio commentary of Everton 1-0 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/everton-crystal-palace-fa-cup-replay-live-blog-report/)
- Tue, 16th Jan: [Live coverage of Hull City U18s 0-5 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/hull-city-crystal-palace-fa-youth-cup-2324/)
- Sun, 14th Jan: [Live coverage of Palace Women 3-1 Blackburn Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-women-blackburn-rovers-january-2024/)
- Sat, 6th Jan: [Live coverage of West Ham U18s 5-4 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/west-ham-united-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-2324/)
- Thu, 4th Jan: [Live audio commentary of Palace 0-0 Everton](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-everton-fa-cup/)
- Sat, 30th Dec: [Live audio commentary of Palace 3-1 Brentford](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-match-report-crystal-palace-brentford/)
- Wed, 27th Dec: [Live audio commentary of Chelsea 2-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/chelsea-crystal-palace-premier-league-live-blog-match-report-highlights/)
- Thu, 21st Dec: [Live audio commentary of Palace 1-1 Brighton](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-brighton-december-2023/)
- Mon, 18th Dec: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 1-5 West Ham U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-west-ham-united-u21-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Sun, 17th Dec: [Live coverage of Reading Women 1-1 Palace Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-reading-crystal-palace-women-december-2023/)
- Sat, 16th Dec: [Live audio coverage of Man City 2-2 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-manchester-city-crystal-palace-december-2023/)
- Sat, 16th Dec: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 3-2 Aston Villa U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-aston-villa-u18-premier-league-2324/)
- Mon, 11th Dec: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 0-4 Boro U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-middlesbrough-u21-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Sun, 10th Dec: [Live coverage of Palace Women 6-0 Chatham Town Women](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-women-chatham-town-december-2023/)
- Sat, 9th Dec: [Live audio coverage of Palace 1-2 Liverpool](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-liverpool-december-2023/)
- Thu, 7th Dec: [Live coverage of Plymouth U18s 1-2 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/plymouth-argyle-crystal-palace-fa-youth-cup-u18-2324/)
- Wed, 6th Dec: [Live audio coverage of Palace 0-2 Bournemouth](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-bournemouth-december-2023/)
- Sun, 3rd Dec: [Live audio commentary of West Ham 1-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-west-ham-crystal-palace-december-2023/)
- Sat, 25th Nov: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 5-4 Fulham U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-fulham-u18-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Sat, 25th Nov: [Live audio commentary of Luton 2-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-match-report-luton-town-crystal-palace-november-2023/)
- Fri, 24th Nov: [Live coverage of Birmingham U21s 1-4 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/birmingham-city-crystal-palace-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Thu, 16th Nov: [Live coverage of Newcastle U18s 4-1 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/newcastle-united-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Tue, 14th Nov: [Live coverage of Stevenage 5-2 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/stevenage-crystal-palace-u21-efl-trophy-2324/)
- Sat, 11th Nov: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 2-1 West Brom U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-west-bromwich-albion-u18-pl-south-2324/)
- Sat, 11th Nov: [Live audio commentary of Palace 2-3 Everton](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-everton-november-2023/)
- Fri, 10th Nov: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 2-4 Ipswich U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-ipswich-town-u21-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Tue, 7th Nov: [Live coverage of AFC Wimbledon 2-0 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/afc-wimbledon-crystal-palace-u21-efl-trophy-2324/)
- Sat, 4th Nov: [Live coverage of Spurs U18s 2-5 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/tottenham-hotspur-crystal-palace-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Sat, 4th Nov: [Live audio commentary of Burnley 0-2 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-crystal-palace-burnley-premier-league-turf-moor/)
- Fri, 3rd Nov: [Live coverage of Leeds U21s 1-7 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/leeds-united-crystal-palace-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Mon, 30th Oct: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 3-0 West Brom U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-west-bromwich-albion-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Sat, 28th Oct: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 3-3 Arsenal U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-arsenal-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Fri, 27th Oct: [Live audio commentary of Palace 1-2 Spurs](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-crystal-palace-tottenham-hotspur-premier-league-october-2023/)
- Sat, 21st Oct: [Live audio commentary of Newcastle 4-0 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-newcastle-united-crystal-palace-premier-league-october-2023/)
- Sat, 7th Oct: [Live audio commentary of Palace 0-0 Forest](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-nottingham-forest-live-blog-match-report-as-it-happened/)
- Sat, 30th Sep: [Live audio commentary of Man Utd 0-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-manchester-united-crystal-palace-premier-league-september-2023/)
- Sat, 30th Sep: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 3-3 Brighton U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-brighton-hove-albion-u18-premier-league-south-2324/)
- Wed, 27th Sep: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 1-1 Athletic Club U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-athletic-club-bilbao-premier-league-international-cup-2324/)
- Tue, 26th Sep: [Live audio commentary of Man Utd 3-0 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/manchester-united-crystal-palace-league-cup-live-blog-report-highlights/)
- Sat, 23rd Sep: [Live audio commentary of Palace 0-0 Fulham](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-fulham-live-blog-match-report-highlights/)
- Sat, 23rd Sep: [Live coverage of Forest U21s 4-3 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/nottingham-forest-crystal-palace-premier-league-2-2324/)
- Tue, 19th Sep: [Live coverage of Wycombe 1-0 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/wycombe-wanderers-crystal-palace-u21-efl-trophy/)
- Sat, 16th Sep: [Live audio commentary of Aston Villa 3-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-aston-villa-crystal-palace/)
- Fri, 15th Sep: [Live coverage of Middlesbrough U21s 2-6 Palace U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/middlesbrough-crystal-palace-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Sun, 3rd Sep: [Live audio commentary of Palace 3-2 Wolves](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-crystal-palace-wolverhampton-wanderers/)
- Sat, 2nd Sep: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 6-1 Liverpool U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-liverpool-u18-premier-league-cup-2324/)
- Tue, 29th Aug: [Live audio commentary of Plymouth 2-4 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-highlights-report-plymouth-argyle-v-crystal-palace/)
- Mon, 28th Aug: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 2-5 Fulham U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-fulham-u21-pl2-2324/)
- Sat, 26th Aug: [Live audio commentary of Brentford 1-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-match-report-highlights-brentford-crystal-palace-august-2023/)
- Sat, 26th Aug: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 2-1 Reading U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-reading-under-18s-august-2023/)
- Mon, 21st Aug: [Live audio commentary of Palace 0-1 Arsenal](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-match-report-highlights-crystal-palace-arsenal-august-2023/)
- Sat, 19th Aug: [Live coverage of Chelsea U18s 2-1 Palace U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/match-report-highlights-chelsea-crystal-palace-under-18s-august-2023/)
- Mon, 14th Aug: [Live coverage of Palace U21s 3-2 Man Utd U21s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-manchester-united-u21-pl2-2324/)
- Sat, 12th Aug: [Live coverage of Palace U18s 5-0 Southampton U18s](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/crystal-palace-southampton-u18-pl-south-2324/)
- Sat, 12th Aug: [Live audio commentary of Sheffield United 0-1 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-highlights-sheffield-united-crystal-palace-august-2023/)
- Sat, 5th Aug: [Live coverage of Palace 2-0 Olympique Lyonnais](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-highlights-crystal-palace-lyon-august-2023/)
- Mon, 31st July: [Live coverage of Palace 1-1 Sevilla](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-highlights-crystal-palace-sevilla-detroit/)
- Thu, 27th July: [Live coverage of Palace 1-2 Millonarios](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-highlights-crystal-palace-millionarios-chicago/)
- Sat, 22nd July: [Live coverage of Palace 2-1 Watford](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-highlights-crystal-palace-watford-july-2023/)
- Wed, 19th July: [Live coverage of Crawley 0-4 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-match-report-crawley-town-crystal-palace-pre-season-2023/)
- Sat, 15th July: [Live coverage of Palace 2-2 Brøndby](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-report-crystal-palace-brondby-pre-season-july-2023/)
- Tue, 11th July: [Live coverage of Barnet 1-0 Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/live-blog-palace-kick-off-pre-season-at-barnet/)

2023/24 live coverage

- Sun, 28th May: Live audio commentary of Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest
- Sat, 20th May: Live audio commentary of Fulham 2-2 Palace
- Sat, 13th May: Live audio commentary of Palace 2-0 Bournemouth
- Fri, 12th May: Live coverage of Stoke City U15s 1-3 Palace U15s
- Sat, 6th May: Live coverage of Palace U21s 0-1 Liverpool U21s
- Sat, 6th May: Live audio commentary of Spurs 1-0 Palace
- Sat, 29th April: Live audio commentary of Palace 4-3 West Ham
- Fri, 28th April: Live coverage of Palace U21s 0-3 Blackburn U21s
- Tue, 25th April: Live audio commentary of Wolves 2-0 Palace
- Mon, 24th April: Live coverage of Wolves U21s 5-0 Palace U21s
- Sat, 22nd April: Live audio commentary of Palace 0-0 Everton
- Mon, 17th April: Live coverage of Palace U21s 3-3 West Ham United U21s
- Sat, 15th April: Live audio commentary of Southampton 0-2 Palace
- Sat, 15th April: Live coverage of Palace U18s 3-3 Norwich City U18s
- Sun, 9th April: Live audio commentary of Leeds 1-5 Palace
- Fri, 7th April: Live coverage of Blackburn Rovers U21s 1-3 Palace U21s
- Sat, 1st April: Live audio commentary of Palace 2-1 Leicester City
- Sun, 19th Mar: Live audio commentary of Arsenal 4-1 Palace
- Sat, 18th Mar: Live coverage of Palace U18s 5-1 Leicester City U18s
- Fri, 17th Mar: Live coverage of Palace U21s 2-0 Arsenal U21s
- Wed, 15th Mar: Live audio commentary of Brighton 1-0 Palace
- Sat, 11th Mar: Live coverage of Palace U18s 4-3 Arsenal U18s
- Sat, 11th Mar: Live audio commentary of Palace 0-1 Manchester City
- Sat, 4th Mar: Live coverage of Spurs U18s 4-2 Palace U18s
- Sat, 4th Mar: Live audio commentary of Aston Villa 1-0 Palace
- Tue, 28th Feb: Live coverage of Arsenal U18s 1-3 Palace U18s
- Mon, 27th Feb: Live coverage of Spurs U21s 1-1 Palace U21s
- Sat, 25th Feb: Live audio commentary of Palace 0-0 Liverpool
- Mon, 20th Feb: Live coverage of Palace U21s 0-0 Man Utd U21s
- Sat, 18th Feb: Live audio commentary of Brentford 1-1 Palace
- Sat, 18th Feb: Live coverage of Palace U18s 2-2 Brighton U18s
- Sat, 11th Feb: Live audio commentary of Palace 1-1 Brigthon
- Sat, 4th Feb: Live audio commentary of Man Utd 2-1 Palace
- Mon, 30th Jan: Live coverage of Palace U21s 0-5 Man City U21s
- Sat, 28th Jan: Live coverage of Palace U18s 2-1 Aston Villa U18s
- Sat, 21st Jan: Live audio commentary of Palace 0-0 Newcastle
- Wed, 18th Jan: Live audio commentary of Palace 1-1 Man Utd
- Mon, 16th Jan: Live coverage of Palace U21s 1-2 Fulham U21s
- Sun, 15th Jan: Live audio commentary of Chelsea 1-0 Palace
- Sat, 14th Jan: Live coverage of Fulham U18s 0-4 Palace U18s
- Fri, 13th Jan: Live coverage of Palace U21s 1-1 Sheffield United U21s
- Sun, 8th Jan: Live coverage of Brighton U21s 2-4 Palace U21s
- Sat, 7th Jan: Live audio commentary of Palace 1-2 Southampton
- Weds, 4th Jan 2023: Live audio commentary of Palace 0-4 Spurs
- Sat, 31st Dec 2022: Live audio commentary of Bournemouth 0-2 Palace
- Mon, 26th Dec: Live audio commentary of Palace 0-3 Fulham
- Mon, 19th Dec: Live coverage of Palace U21s 2-3 Newcastle United U21s
- Fri, 16th Dec: Live coverage of Palace 2-1 Real Valladolid
- Sun, 11th Dec: Live coverage of Napoli 3-1 Palace
- Weds, 7th Dec: Live coverage of Palace 2-2 Trabzonspor
- Mon, 5th Dec: Live coverage of Palace U21s 2-5 Bristol City U21s
- Sat, 3rd Dec: Live coverage of Palace 0-0 Botafogo
- Mon, 28th Nov: Live coverage of Bristol City U21s 2-2 Palace U21s
- Sat, 26th Nov: Live coverage of Palace U18s 1-3 Spurs U18s
- Mon, 21st Nov: Live coverage of Newcastle United U21s 0-1 Palace U21s
- Sat, 19th Nov: Live coverage of Norwich City U18s 2-2 Palace U18s
- Mon, 14th Nov: Live coverage of Sheffield United U21s 1-2 Palace U21s
- Sat, 12th Nov: Live audio commentary of Nottingham Forest 1-0 Palace
- Weds, 9th Nov: Live audio commentary of Newcastle United 0-0 (3-2) Palace
- Sat, 5th Nov: Live coverage of Leeds United U18s 5-2 Palace U18s
- Sun, 6th Nov: Live audio commentary of West Ham 1-2 Palace
- Fri, 4th Nov: Live coverage of Palace U21s 0-0 Leicester City U21s
- Sat, 29th Oct: Live audio commentary of Palace 1-0 Southampton
- Sat, 22nd Oct: Live audio commentary of Everton 3-0 Palace
- Tue, 18th Oct: Live audio commentary of Palace 2-1 Wolves
- Sat, 15th Oct: Live audio commentary of Leicester v Palace
- Sun, 9th Oct: Live audio commentary of Palace 2-1 Leeds
- Sat, 8th Oct: Live coverage of Sheff Utd U18s 1-2 Palace U18s
- Tues, 3rd Oct: Live coverage of Bristol Rovers 2-0 Palace U21s
- Sat, 1st Oct: Live audio commentary of Palace 1-2 Chelsea
- Sat, 17th Sept: Live coverage of Palace U18s 3-3 Southampton U18s
- Sat, 3rd Sept: Live audio commentary of Newcastle United 0-0 Crystal Palace
- Sat, 3rd Sept: Live coverage of Palace U18s 3-0 Brighton U18s
- Tues, 30th Aug: Live audio commentary of Palace 1-1 Brentford
- Sat, 27th Aug: Live audio commentary of Manchester City 4-2 Palace
- Tues, 23rd Aug: Live audio commentary of Oxford United 0-2 Palace
- Sat, 20th Aug: Live audio commentary of Palace 3-1 Villa
- Fri, 19th Aug: Live coverage of Fulham 2-2 Palace U21s
- Mon, 15th Aug: Live audio commentary of Liverpool 1-1 Palace
- Sat, 13th Aug: Live coverage of Palace U18s 2-3 West Ham U18s
- Fri, 12th Aug: Live coverage of Man Utd U21s 1-5 Palace U21s
- Mon, 8th Aug: Palace U21s 3-2 Brighton U21s
- Fri, 5th Aug: Live audio commentary of Palace 0-2 Arsenal
- Sat, 30th July: Live coverage of Palace 4-2 Montpellier
- Fri, 29th July: Live coverage of Southend United 3-0 Palace U21s
- Sat, 23rd July: Live coverage of QPR 0-3 Palace
- Fri, 22nd July: Live coverage of Leeds United 1-1 Palace
- Tues, 19th July: Live coverage of Gillingham 2-3 Crystal Palace
- Tues, 19th July: Live coverage of Manchester United 3-1 Palace
- Sat, 16th July: Live coverage of Crystal Palace 4-2 Ipswich Town
- Fri, 15th July: Live coverage of Liverpool 2-0 Palace
- Sat, 9th July: Live coverage of Palace 5-4 Millwall
- Sat, 2nd July: Live coverage of Palace 1-1 Accrington Stanley

2022/23 live coverage

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