Downhearted Kamada left Elland Park with his tail between his legs as Japanese star bottles it for Palace at Leeds
By Alessandro Schiavone at Elland Road Leeds United 0-0 Crystal Palace Daichi Kamada looked dejected as he left Elland Road with countryman Tomiyasu after the game. And politely declined interview requests from the numerous Japanese reporters in attendance who had come for him, the ex-Arsenal defender and Tanaka. Well, no surprise. He knows what every Crystal Palace supporter is fully aware of too: that he should have won them the game late on. And that bittersweet feeling ar
By Alessandro Schiavone


"Come and get me!", Crystal Palace target puts Premier League on alert
Exclusive by Alessandro Schiavone The son of a Dutch football legend has alerted the Premier League about his desire to move to England next summer. Lyon defender Ruben Kluivert was in talks with Crystal Palace over a potential deal in late August to replace Maxence Lacroix. But the Eagles eventually struck a deal with the Frenchman's new club Chelsea to bring in Axel Disasi on a season-long loan deal after failing to meet the French side's valuation for the Dutchman AND Mal
By Alessandro Schiavone


Crystal Palace up and running as they start fresh European adventure by overpowering Lech Poznan
In pursuit of another trophy lift : Tonight's match programme Europa League Group Stage Crystal Palace (3) 4 Pino 10, Richards 27, Stand Larsen 34pen, Nketiah 89 Lech Poznan (0) 0 Murawski s/o 87 Better late than never, Palace have finally taken part in the Europa League which proved so elusive last season . A year on from their controversial demotion to the Conference League because of ownership infractions, they are up and running in the continent's second tier competition.

By Yann Tear at Selhurst Park


Strand Larsen double helps Eagles ease past battling Middlesbrough in the Carabao Cup
Eagles v Boro: Pic by JTaylorSport Crystal Palace 3 Middlesbrough 0 It was a tie which had the potential for an upset - but Crystal Palace eased into the fourth round of the Carabao Cup, thanks to a brace of headers by Jorgen Strand Larsen and a fine chipped goal by Daichi Kamada against Middlesbrough at Selhurst Park. Strand Larsen’s aerial abilities ultimately made the difference against the Championship outfit, who acquitted themselves well, but lacked the clinical touch o

Julian Taylor at Sehurst Park


Pointless Fulham with early relegation fears, after gifting Palace’s first win of the season
Fulham (2) 2 v Crystal Palace (1) 3 King 11 Mitchell 36 Palacios 42 Mitchell 54 Chilwell 77 By Kaz Mochlinski at Craven Cottage Premier League Matchweek 3 Crystal Palace gained their first points of the new Premier League season with a vital victory at Craven Cottage, producing a spirited comeback from being behind at half-time to leave Fulham in despair after three consecutive defeats. All three Palace goals were scored by their left-sided wing-backs, with two from Tyrick Mi

By Kaz Mochlinski


Pierre's Palace suffer at hands of Man City again as clinical finishes underline visitors' extra class
Gathering of the Eagles faithful : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Crystal Palace (0) 1 Donnarumma og 56 Manchester City (1) 4 Haaland 17, 84 Cherki 54, 59 Pierre Sage's first home game in charge of the Eagles ended in a resounding defeat as doubles from Erling Haaland and Ryan Cherki underlined the superior finishing of the domestic cup double winners. The defeat makes it two losses from the opening two games and even though there is no cause for alarm, it serves as a wa

By Yann Tear at Selhurst Park


EXCLUSIVE! A Lens legend: Pierre Sage? Following in legend Glasner's footsteps is no mean feat but Crystal Palace can look forward to him
Exclusive by Alessandro Schiavone A Lens legend has urged Crystal Palace supporters to be patient with Pierre Sage — insisting the Frenchman will eventually deliver the goods at Selhurst Park. That is because the Eagles’ new French manager has been handed the baton by the club’s greatest-ever manager, Oliver Glasner. Succeeding the Austrian, who lifted the FA Cup, Community Shield and Conference League, means big shoes to fill. Not least for someone whose only previous coachi
By Alessandro Schiavone


Stephan on QPR stalemate - plus a roundup of London clubs on a day to remember for Charlton Athletic
Picture by @YTJourno QPR turned in a dominant display in their first home league game of the season in the Championship but had to settle for a 0-0 draw against Bolton Wanderers. They won the shot count 18-2 with 10 on target compared to none for the Trotters. But they were unable to follow up last week's impressive win at Portsmouth with another victory. Julien Stephan was in philosophical mood afterwards, however - and happy to move on after a decent performance. "It's foot
By Yann Tear


All set for another great adventure : We look at comings and goings and predict how our clubs will get on this season
Eyes down for another tilt at glory The World Cup has barely ended but for most of football fans, the attention now turns to the real business - the return of the domestic programme. Saturday sees the start of the campaign with the Carabao Cup taking up the mantle as season curtain-raiser a week ahead of a full EFL programme in the Championship and Leagues One and two. The Premier League's stars gets a extra week on the beach before they get going the following weekend (Augus

By Yann Tear


Some early food for thought for new Eagles boss as Bromley flex pre-season muscles
Hayes Lane workout. A sunny Saturday friendly saw Bromley get the better of Premier League Palace Picture by Patrick van Ijzendoorn Friendly Bromley (0) 3 Abeboyejo 62, 73 (p), Kabamba 86 Crystal Palace (0) 0 League One-newcomers Bromley have started their season with a flattering 3-0 victory in a friendly against Conference League-winners Crystal Palace. It was a disappointing first proper public showing for the new Eagles-boss Pierre Sage who saw his side missing at least

By Patrick van Ijzendoorn












