Kevin De Bruyne’s Etihad farewell, kick-off at 8pm BSTMatch centre: Crystal Palace v Wolves | Drop Taha a mail Before the fans filtered in, a plethora of cardboard crowns were carried around the concourse at the Etihad Stadium in preparation. There are plans aplenty to celebrate the end of Kevin De Bruyne’s time at Manchester City with the Belgian entering the final weeks of his contract - a mosaic of the 33-year-old was unveiled at the training ground earlier on Tuesday. This will be the last time he ever graces this stadium in blue and he is unlikely to carry on to the Club World Cup. Supporters will line the players’ entrance for a glimpse of their hero who has made them get off their seats over the past decade, becoming the club’s most successful icon in the process, earning trinkets and medals galore, six Premier League titles and a Champions League. The body has failed him in recent times but he can still show glimpses of the phenomenal midfielder he can be. The ferocious schedule has taken its toll on De Bruyne but he will keep going, eager to thrash in a 30-yard shot with either foot or create something out of nothing. There will be a few tears come full time and even more if City do not win and put their qualification for the Champions League in jeopardy. Continue reading...

Joel Ward will wear the captain’s armband against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday evening, in his final appearance as Crystal Palace player at Selhurst Park.

Crystal Palace - FA Cup winners - that's right, THE FA CUP WINNERS, are back at Selhurst Park for their final home game of the season against Wolverhampton Wanderers! Join us for LIVE coverage from SE25 in our live blog below!

Ahead of his last ever home game as a Crystal Palace player, Joel Ward has reflected on Saturday's incredible Wembley triumph - the perfect way to cap 13 magnificent years in red and blue.

Crystal Palace Football Club, alongside our official charity - the Palace for Life Foundation - is teaming up with the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) to amplify awareness of mental health at our final home match of the season.

Jean-Philippe Mateta could not have made his 150th appearance for Crystal Palace in a bigger game – hitting the milestone in the 2024/25 FA Cup final win over Manchester City.

Only a few days on from Wembley and Crystal Palace lifting the FA Cup for the first time ever, we want to relive it again...

If you'd ever wondered what it would be like to be part of winning a club's first-ever major trophy... well, after Saturday, you already know. But thanks to Jean-Philippe Mateta and a 360-degree camera, Palace TV are delighted to bring you even closer to the celebrations on what simply proved to be THE day in the history of Crystal Palace Football Club.

Our cartoonist on the joy, emotion and overthinking that made the Wembley final captivating for onceBuy a copy of a cartoon in our Print ShopDavid’s new book, Chaos in the Box: buy it now Continue reading...

Crystal Palace host Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday, 20th May in our final home game of the season (20:00 BST) – get the lowdown on our latest opponents below…

While FA Cup fever is currently gripping South London, Crystal Palace are also on the verge of a club-record Premier League points total – and now, they can also celebrate four nominations for Fan Team of the Season!

FA Cup winners Crystal Palace host Wolverhampton Wanderers this Tuesday (20th May, 20:00 BST) – our final home game of the 2024/25 season.

Manager ‘100% here’ despite Tottenham linksPalace without Wharton and Guéhi for visit of Wolves Oliver Glasner believes that Crystal Palace can avoid becoming a “one-hit wonder” after winning the FA Cup by continuing to make steady progress and not doing “crazy things”. Palace’s victory against Manchester City secured the club’s first major trophy and entry into the Europa League. Glasner revealed he had left the post-match celebrations at Wembley before the club chair, Steve Parish, was captured on video performing karaoke at a local bar and that he had missed Austria’s Eurovision song contest victory on the same evening because he was with family. “It must be a great song,” he said. Continue reading...

Oliver Glasner says that – while he thinks Crystal Palace should not look too far ahead whilst enjoying the present moment – he is continuing to think of ways he can help the club to progress.