MATCH FACTS DATE – 3rd April 2019 VENUE – New White Hart Lane CROWD – 59,215 OFFICIAL – Andre Marriner CARDS – Alli GOALS – Son (55), Eriksen (80) STAR EAGLE – James Tomkins (7.4) TEB VERDICT It was always going to be a big ask on what was an

After going eight points clear with the home win against Huddersfield at the week, the shackles should now be off for the players to express themselves for the remainder of the season. This is a fixture that should be a pleasure to play in being the first top class fixture

With the home run in sight, Palace are the distinguished guests to play the first competitive match in the new Spurs stadium, so TEB had a chat with Alasdair Gold from Football London on the season so far for the hosts and thoughts ahead of the game. Q. What did

It has turned from another flirt with the cup to a full on love affair with it once again, but what did we learn from beating the North London side? 1. Here’s to the old guard. Scott Dann, Joel Ward and Martin Kelly have all been forced to wait their

MATCH FACTS Date – 27th January 2019 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 19,491 Referee – Kevin Friend Cards – Foyth, Sanchez, Benteke, Zaha Goals – Wickham (9), Townsend (34 pen) STAR EAGLE – Cheikhou Kouyate (8.0) TEB VERDICT Much ado about nothing after the comments from Roy Hodgson in

With Spurs heading south of the river for an FA Cup tie with the Eagles, TEB had a chat with Spurs fan and Sky Sports’ very own Michael Bridge to get his views on the season so far and thoughts on the game. Q. How has the season been for

The fourth round of the FA Cup presents a London derby at Selhurst Park with Tottenham Hotspur the visitors. Hot on the heels of a League Cup semi final, Mauricio Pochettino takes his depleted side on a short trip across London to play the Eagles in front of the live

MATCH FACTS Date – 10th November 2018 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 25,685 Referee – Jonathan Moss Cards – Tomkins, Winks Goals – Foyth (66) STAR EAGLE – Aaron Wan-Bissaka (7.3) TEB VERDICT This was another good performance at home but one that ended with no points once again.

In what is the final game before the ‘Wayne Rooney’ international break, Palace entertain Spurs at Selhurst Park in Saturday’s late kick off. The television cameras follow the red and blue for one more instalment before what is likely to be a few weeks off screen. We have to be

This season, I’m walking down memory lane to go 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 moments, and for