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Selhurst Park is an emblematic football stadium located in South London, serving as the home of Crystal Palace FC for over a century since its inauguration on August 30, 1924. Originally designed by celebrated stadium architect Archibald Leitch, the venue has a capacity of 25,486 spectators. It is widely renowned for its electric atmosphere, driven by passionate home supporters, especially in the famous Holmesdale Road Stand. Throughout its history, Selhurst Park has not only hosted top-flight matches but also events for the 1948 Summer Olympics and was temporarily shared by other clubs like Charlton Athletic and Wimbledon, cementing its status as a community pillar and a symbol of traditional English football.
Crystal Palace Football Club, founded in 1905, is an institution deeply rooted in the South London community. Affectionately known as 'The Eagles', they compete in the prestigious Premier League, playing their matches at the iconic Selhurst Park, their home since 1924. This stadium, with a capacity exceeding 25,000 spectators, is famous for creating an intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams, thanks to the unconditional support of its fans.
The club's history is marked by periods of resilience, having overcome financial crises and competed in the top divisions of English football. One of their most memorable moments was reaching the FA Cup final in 1990 and again in 2016. Their fiercest rivalry is not with a London neighbour but with Brighton & Hove Albion, a clash that intensified in the 1970s and is now one of the most anticipated fixtures on the calendar.
The club changed its original claret and blue colours to the now-famous red and blue vertical stripes in 1973, a design that has become synonymous with the Palace identity. More than just a football team, Crystal Palace is a symbol of pride and belonging for South London.
The club revealed its new home shirt, celebrating 50 years of the iconic sash, along with a new front-of-shirt sponsor.
Following the departure of Oliver Glasner, Pierre Sage has been appointed as the new manager of Crystal Palace, with Jamal Alioui as his assistant for the new campaign.
Reports indicated that Crystal Palace has valued their star defender Maxence Lacroix at €65 million, with several Premier League teams interested.
In early July 2026, Crystal Palace confirmed the signing of Spanish defender Óscar Mingueza, who arrives as a free agent from Celta de Vigo.
Japanese midfielder Daichi Kamada agreed to a new contract, securing his stay at Selhurst Park until 2027.
During July 2026, reports have emerged that Spanish giants Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid are closely monitoring Palace's gifted young midfielder, Adam Wharton.
In June 2026, the club confirmed the start of demolition work on Wooderson Close, a key step towards the long-awaited redevelopment of the Main Stand at Selhurst Park.
The schedule for the 2026-27 Premier League season has been released, with Crystal Palace kicking off their campaign at Selhurst Park. The first televised home game will be a Friday night showdown against Manchester City.
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