Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has made one change to his team for Saturday's (12:15 GMT KO) FA Cup clash away to Fulham - with Jean-Philippe Mateta returning to the side.

Crystal Palace are battling for a place in the FA Cup semi-finals when they take on Fulham at Craven Cottage this afternoon (12:15 GMT) – follow live updates from West London below!

Chris Richards says Crystal Palace are looking to break new ground as a club, as the Eagles enter the final two months of the season.

Oliver Glasner has confirmed which goalkeeper will start Crystal Palace’s FA Cup quarter-final away to Fulham on Saturday afternoon.

Striker lacerated ear in incident against MillwallMateta back for FA Cup quarter-final at Fulham Jean-Philippe Mateta will make his first Crystal Palace appearance on Saturday since being hospitalised with a lacerated ear, with Oliver Glasner confident the striker has not been psychologically affected by the incident. Mateta was kicked in the head by Millwall’s goalkeeper Liam Roberts in the FA Cup fifth round four weeks ago and required 25 stitches. Roberts, who was sent off, received a six-match ban. Continue reading...

Jean-Philippe Mateta was one of a number of players back in action at Copers Cope Road as Crystal Palace's players and staff geared up towards their FA Cup quarter-final this week.

Manager Oliver Glasner faced the media in his pre-match press conference ahead of Palace’s FA Cup quarter-final tie away at Fulham on Saturday, 29th March (KO: 12:15 GMT).

Oliver Glasner says Jean-Philippe Mateta is ready to play in Crystal Palace’s FA Cup quarter-final at Fulham on Saturday (29th March, 12:15 GMT) – but said a late call will be made about midfielder Will Hughes.

Crystal Palace are all set for an exciting FA Cup quarter-final against Fulham tomorrow – with Oliver Glasner set to speak to the media about the big match this afternoon (13:30 GMT).

Fulham sold their best player in the summer but they keep getting better and have two routes to European football By WhoScored Marco Silva had his work cut out for him at the start of the season. The Fulham manager could only watch on as João Palhinha, Tosin Adarabioyo and Willian left the club in the summer. Silva is no stranger to losing key players, having previously had to cope with the exits of Fábio Carvalho and Aleksandar Mitrovic. When Fulham lost their first game of the season, it looked like it could be a tough year for the club. But, with the end of the campaign looming, they are flying high in two competitions. The Premier League is likely to have five clubs in the Champions League next season and, as outlandish as it sounds, Fulham could be one of them. They are eighth in the table, just three points behind fifth-placed Manchester City. A place in the Europa League is more realistic, especially as they have two routes to the competition. Fulham host Crystal Palace in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, with a Wembley semi-final up for grabs. Fulham have only played in one FA Cup final, 50 years ago, which they lost to West Ham. This season they have a great opportunity to go back to Wembley and win the first major trophy of their history. Continue reading...

Fresh from his latest taste of international football with Northern Ireland, midfielder Justin Devenny says there's no limit on Palace's ambition ahead of the season run-in.

Tickets for Crystal Palace’s home fixture against Nottingham Forest on Monday, 5th May (kick-off 20:00 BST) will go on sale to qualifying supporters from 10:00 on Monday.

It's Chris Richards' 25th birthday (28th March, 2025) – and whilst we wish him 'many happy returns' today, both he and Crystal Palace will be hoping the celebrations extend over multiple days!

Talismanic strikers hold the key as teams seek a place at Wembley in the most open FA Cup race for years For seven of the eight clubs left in the competition, this year’s FA Cup represents a historic opportunity. Four of the quarter-finalists – Fulham, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and Brighton – have never won the Cup, while Nottingham Forest (1959), Aston Villa (1957) and Preston (1938) last lifted the trophy before the advent of colour television. With the international break ending and midweek league fixtures coming for every team, there will be a temptation to rotate starters and rest tired legs. Still, the delirious scenes at Wembley as Newcastle ended their trophy drought in the Carabao Cup final should be on every manager’s mind. With Manchester City, the tentative favourites, in an usually vulnerable state, this is the most open race the FA Cup has delivered in years, with a prize not to be taken for granted. NMc Fulham v Crystal Palace, Saturday 12.15pm GMT Brighton v Nottingham Forest, Saturday 5.15pm GMT Preston v Aston Villa, Sunday 1.30pm BST Bournemouth v Manchester City, 4.30pm BST Continue reading...