
The Eagles face a gruelling run of fixtures against England's elite. All six upcoming matches pit them against top-six opposition, with away trips to Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool sandwiched between home games against Tottenham and Chelsea.
No results are available to assess current form. Crystal Palace's next match is at Old Trafford against Manchester United, followed by the visit of Manchester City to Selhurst Park. They then travel to the Emirates to face Arsenal before hosting Tottenham at home.
The sequence continues with a trip to Anfield to play Liverpool, before Chelsea arrive in South London for the final fixture in this run. The run offers little respite - five of the six opponents finished in the top six last season, with only their positioning within that group varying.
Palace will need to be at their sharpest to pick up points from this stretch. The home fixtures against Tottenham and Chelsea offer the best opportunities, though both remain formidable opponents. How they fare against Manchester City and Manchester United on the road will likely define whether this run yields anything beyond damage limitation.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Match drawn 2-2
Match drawn 0-0
Crystal Palace won 3-1
Crystal Palace won 1-0
Match drawn 0-0
Newcastle won 2-0
Match drawn 1-1
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dean HendersonEngland | Goalkeeper |
| 6 | Marc GuehiEngland | Defender |
| 3 | Tyrick MitchellEngland | Defender |
| 12 | Daniel MunozColombia | Defender |
| 26 | Chris RichardsUnited States | Defender |
| 4 | Maxence LacroixFrance | Defender |
| 2 | Nathaniel ClyneEngland | Defender |
| Jaydee CanvotFrance | Defender | |
| 20 | Adam WhartonEngland | Midfielder |
| 8 | Will HughesEngland | Midfielder |
| 28 | Cheick DoucoureMali | Midfielder |
| 10 | Eberechi EzeEngland | Midfielder |
| 19 | Jefferson LermaColombia | Midfielder |
| 14 | Jean-Philippe MatetaFrance | Forward |
| 7 | Ismaila SarrSenegal | Forward |
| 9 | Eddie NketiahEngland | Forward |
| 15 | Daichi KamadaJapan | Midfielder |
| 34 | Justin DevennyNorthern Ireland | Midfielder |
| 24 | Rob HoldingEngland | Defender |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Full Members Cup | 1 | 1991 |
| Second Division (Championship) | 2 | 1979,1994 |
Lost the FA Cup final in 1990 (replay) and 2016, both to Manchester United
Finished third in the old First Division in the 1990-91 season, the club's best-ever top-flight placing
Beat Everton to win the Full Members' Cup (Simod Cup) at Wembley
Won the Second Division title under Terry Venables to secure promotion to the top flight
Ian Wright is Crystal Palace's all-time leading goalscorer across his two spells at the club
Selhurst Park's highest recorded attendance, for a match against Burnley
Won the Third Division South title in the club's early years