In case you missed it, here's every word from the post-match speeches. I don't know if there's any way I can do this justice really, and I can't think of the right words. Joel... 363 appearances, 13 ...

Ahead of Saturday’s glorious FA Cup Final win at Wembley – which sealed a first-ever major trophy for Crystal Palace F.C. – Chairman Steve Parish wrote a column for The Sunday Times celebrating the ...

Facing the Palace TV cameras for one last time, as his final act on the Selhurst Park pitch, Ward said: “I've been an emotional wreck, mate, if I'm honest with you.” “This past week has taken ...

Though he only joined in February, Chilwell has adapted well to life in South London and continued to wax lyrical about the club. “I've loved it here. It’s such a good club. I knew and I'd heard from ...

Midfielders Killian Phillips and Dylan Reid have earned their first-ever call-ups to the Republic of Ireland senior squad and Scotland Under-20s sides respectively. Dean Benamar will be a part of ...

Oliver Glasner says Crystal Palace’s performance against Wolverhampton Wanderers was demonstrative of a group of outstanding character. Little over 72 hours after claiming a first-ever FA Cup trophy – ...

Joel Ward will wear the captain’s armband against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday evening, in his final appearance as Crystal Palace player at Selhurst Park.

Ahead of his last ever home game as a Crystal Palace player, Joel Ward has reflected on Saturday's incredible Wembley triumph - the perfect way to cap 13 magnificent years in red and blue.

Crystal Palace Football Club, alongside our official charity - the Palace for Life Foundation - is teaming up with the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) to amplify awareness of mental health at ...

With the national anthem sung and the coin toss taken care of, Marc Guéhi leads the team in one final post-match huddle. Behind them the Holmesdale Fanatics unveil their incredible ‘Wembley will shake ...

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UK supporters should consider Palace TV+, which offers live audio commentary via the App and cpfc.co.uk. Palace TV+ is our streaming service which shows select live Academy games, first-team ...