Crystal Palace welcome Nottingham Forest in the Monday Night Football (20:00 BST) as the Eagles return to Selhurst Park following last week's Wembley exploits - check out the best images below...

In Crystal Palace's first outing since the FA Cup semi-final win over Aston Villa, Oliver Glasner kept the same starting XI to face Nottingham Forest (20:00 BST)

Crystal Palace return to action for the first time since reaching the FA Cup final, when the Eagles host Nottingham Forest in a Monday night (20:00 BST) Premier League clash at Selhurst Park - follow our live coverage below...

Dean Henderson says Crystal Palace can expect a ‘tough game’ when they take on his former club Nottingham Forest at Selhurst Park on Monday evening – but says an anticipated ‘phenomenal atmosphere’ could give the Eagles the edge.

Oliver Glasner says a strong finish to the Premier League season can further fuel to Crystal Palace’s ambitions of winning the FA Cup Final later this month.

Inside the Crystal Palace matchday programme, Nathaniel Clyne, who was part of the squad which achieved survival on a crucial last day of the 2009/10 Championship season, reflects on Palace then, battling for its very existence – and Palace now, reaching an historic FA Cup Final...

Brentford manager Thomas Frank praises his "very impressive" side after two victories against Nottingham Forest and Manchester United in the space of four days.

Crystal Palace Women earned a last-minute draw at home to Leicester City, and now it is time to vote for your TEN Player of the Match!

A dramatic injury-time goal from Abbie Larkin secured a well-earned point against Leicester City at the VBS Community Stadium.

While Manchester United were celebrating Europa glory in Bilbao on Thursday, Brentford’s defeat of Nottingham Forest in midweek had already confirmed the 20-times champions would finish the season in the bottom half for the first time since 1990. Defeat at the G-Tech made it 16 league losses for United, matching the count from that same year of 1990. Not even a late comeback and improvement protected their modesty. Brentford, after much the better Premier League season, were facing a yet more underpowered United selection than normal, even for this domestic season of historic mediocrity. A deserved home victory was secured via a fine headed double from Kevin Schade and Yoane Wissa tap-in following a first that came after some of the comically lax defending that has been a feature of United’s season. Continue reading...