The Eagles return to Selhurst Park this weekend to host Newcastle United in just their third home game of the season. After a welcome three points being the proceeds from the trip to Yorkshire, boss Roy Hodgson will be looking to his players to secure back to back wins for

This season, I want to take a walk down memory lane back through my 24 years and over 600 games of watching Palace. For each home game, I’ll reflect on the highs and lows that I’ve seen against our opposition. Some clubs, I’ve got a rich history of great Palace

MATCH FACTS Date – 15th September 2018 Venue – John Smith’s Stadium Attendance – 23,696 Referee – Lee Mason Cards – Zanka, Zaha, McArthur Goals – Zaha (38) STAR EAGLE – Aaron Wan-Bissaka (7.8) TEB VERDICT With the return of both Wilfried Zaha and James Tomkins there was a visible

The international break arguably came at a good time for the Eagles and has hopefully given time for knocks and injuries to heal ready for the next round of fixtures. Roy Hodgson will be intent on halting a run of three league losses in a row ahead of the trip

It was a disappointing afternoon at Selhurst Park on Saturday in more ways than one but what did we learn? Well, this was tougher than usual to pinpoint but here goes! 1. It might be a tiresome point to be making, but Palace still cannot find a plan without Wilfried

MATCH FACTS Date – 1st September 2018 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 25,495 Referee – Martin Atkinson Cards – Wan-Bissaka, Vestergaard Goals – Ings, Højbjerg STAR EAGLE – Wayne Hennessey (7.8) TEB VERDICT This was another game where Palace desperately missed star man Wilfried Zaha. The usual outlet of

It has taken almost a month but Palace welcome Southampton to Selhurst Park for what is just their second home game of the season. The visitors seem familiar opponents and are arguably the team Palace have faced the most over the five seasons and counting Premier League football has returned

Ahead of our second home game of the season, I continue my walk down memory lane, back through my 24 years and over 600 games of watching Palace. Below, I reflect on the highs and lows that I’ve seen against our opposition. Some clubs, I’ve got a rich history of

MATCH FACTS Date – 28th August 2018 Venue – Liberty Stadium Attendance – 9,122 Referee – John Brooks Cards – none Goals – Sorloth (70) STAR EAGLE – Aaron Wan-Bissaka (7.5) TEB VERDICT The Eagles navigated a tough second round tie at Swansea with a professional competent performance in what

The Eagles have a chance to get two Premier League defeats in a row out of their system with a League Cup trip to South Wales to take on Championship side Swansea City. With the hosts almost unrecognisable from the side that were relegated from the Premier League last season,