After winning our first ever European trophy, a third piece of silverware in the space of 12 months, in Leipzig to cap off a marathon 2025/26 campaign, Palace are looking to write another historic chapter in our history – with European football on the agenda once again.

As a 2026/27 Palace Member, you can get exclusive Premier League ticket access, special discounts and invites to Member-only events – along with many more incredible benefits.

Explore 2026/27 Memberships

**Demand for match tickets remains at an all-time high** – so make sure you sign up as a Gold or Junior Gold Member to enjoy priority ticket access to every Premier League fixture at Selhurst Park, as well as access to the away ticket ballot.

All Members also have access to tickets put up for resale by Season Ticket Holders, giving you a second chance to secure your tickets to the biggest home games in 26/27 – including our first experience of the Europa League!

Premier League fixtures will be confirmed in less than a fortnight’s time, with ticket details for games following in due course – so it’s more important than ever to stake your claim with a 26/27 Membership.

And for those fans looking forward to watching our pre-season schedule, our Gold, Junior Gold and International Membership and Season Ticket+ packages all include a [**Palace TV+ subscription**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/supporters/palace-tv-plus/) – granting you access to live broadcasts of a number of matches, plus on-demand replays.

News of which fixtures will be available for broadcast will be confirmed in due course.

See below to find out which Membership best suits your needs for 2026/27!

### Gold Membership - £60

**Our most popular Membership designed for supporters who want to be at the heart of the action!**

Gold Members enjoy a 72-hour priority window to secure tickets for home matches, giving you the best chance to be there for every big Selhurst Park occasion. You'll also have access to away match ticket ballots, helping you follow the Eagles on the road.

Gold Membership includes a host of premium benefits. Compete in the exclusive Gold Member’s Fantasy Premier League, enjoy a Palace TV+ subscription with live coverage of selected pre-season fixtures and academy matches, plus, get early access to some of the club's best video content.

You'll also receive access to the digital home matchday programme, entry into exclusive competitions, Member discounts and much more - making Gold Membership the ultimate way to experience another exciting season of Premier League and European football.

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### Junior Gold Membership – £60

Packed with exclusive benefits and unforgettable experiences, Junior Gold Membership brings young Eagles closer to the club than ever before.

Enjoy early access to tickets for all Premier League home matches, a Palace TV+ subscription and a club shirt voucher to redeem on your 2026/27 Palace kit. You'll also gain exclusive access to the Members' Calendar, featuring exciting events throughout the year, including our popular Palace Junior Christmas Party.

New for this season, Junior Gold Members will also be entered into matchday mascot ballots, giving young supporters the chance to enjoy a truly unforgettable Selhurst Park experience.

### International Membership – £35 / £45 (with welcome pack)

Wherever you are in the world, stay connected to the Eagles with an International Membership.

Secure priority access to tickets for one home match before general sale - perfect for a first visit to Selhurst Park or a long-awaited return to SE25.

Follow the action from afar with a Palace TV+ subscription, featuring full-match replays, extended highlights, live Academy games and receive digital matchday programmes, enter exclusive competitions and more.

You’ll also enjoy a discount on international shipping (on orders over £100), so you can show your colours with pride. Get a digital membership for £35, or add a welcome pack for just £10 more.

### Adult Membership – £25

Feel the roar of Selhurst Park with an Adult Membership.

This entry-level membership gives you access to purchase Premier League home match tickets (subject to availability), putting you at the heart of the action throughout the season.

You’ll also receive 100 Loyalty Points and get access to purchase listed seats from Season Ticket holders via Ticket Resale.

### Junior Membership – £25

Start your Palace journey with a Junior Membership.

The perfect introduction to the Red &amp; Blue Army, Junior Membership gives young Eagles the chance to get closer to the club and experience the magic of matchday at Selhurst Park. 

Enjoy access to purchase Premier League home match tickets (subject to availability), exclusive invitations to Member events where you could meet Palace players and club legends, plus 10% off in the Club Shop and on Stadium Tours.

### Season Ticket+

**Current Season Ticket holders can upgrade to Season Ticket+** and enjoy 72-hour exclusive ticket access; a Palace TV+ subscription; a 10% Club Shop discount; and more!

### And finally…

If you prefer to support the club from the comfort of your own home, and have no requirement for ticket access, you can subscribe to [Palace TV+](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/supporters/palace-tv-plus/) – [check out how to subscribe by clicking HERE](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/supporters/palace-tv-plus/).

We’re looking forward to welcoming you back to Selhurst Park for the 2026/27 season – so [for more information on Memberships or to sign up today, click HERE](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/memberships/).

There’s never been a more exciting time to be a Crystal Palace fan – and now, you can become a Member for the 2026/27 season, and make even more unforgettable memories!

2026/27 Memberships are now on sale!

Get your Season Ticket here!

After a stunning run of form, where the team won 12 of the last 14 league games, Jo Potter’s side have returned to the WSL at the first time of asking.

Season Tickets are now on general sale, and you can secure your spot for the season from just £50!

Palace fans can now look forward to the visits of Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and others to South London, as the Eagles take on the best of the best.

A 26/27 Women’s Season Ticket covers all 13 home Women’s Super League games, regardless of stadium – meaning any matches at Selhurst Park are also included.

*Supporters should note that Subway Women’s League Cup and FA Cup ties are not covered by 26/27 Season Tickets.*

#### **What does a 2026/27 Women’s Season Ticket include?**

- Ticket for every WSL home fixture
- Priority booking / reservations for every Palace Women fixture at Selhurst Park
- Priority windows for away tickets
- Loyalty Points credited with your purchase
- The option to spread payments via Direct Debit

#### **Ticket Prices**

Seated Season Tickets will cost **£125** and Standing Season Tickets will cost **£90**.

Tickets for Men’s Season Ticket Holders are priced at **£88**, with Junior Tickets priced at **£50**.

Season Tickets are now on general sale and will remain on-sale until the week of our first home game in the WSL.

#### **26/27 Palace Women’s Season Ticket prices:**

- **Adult (Seated):** £125 
- **Adult (Standing):** £90
- **Men’s Season Ticket Holders:** £88
- **U16s:** £50

**Check out the table below for more information.**


| **NEW (From 10:00 Fri 22nd May)**               | **Season Ticket Price** | **Price per Game** |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------------ |
| Adult - Seated                                  | £125                    | £9.62              |
| Adult - Standing                                | £90                     | £6.92              |
| Junior (U16)                                    | £50                     | £3.85              |
| Concession (over 65 and 17-21) - Seated         | £90                     | £6.92              |
| Concession (over 65 and 17-21) - Standing       | £70                     | £5.38              |
| Men’s Season Ticket Holder (Seated or Standing) | £88                     | £6.77              |

Buy your Season Ticket here!

#### **How to buy your ticket**

You can get your 2026/27 Season Ticket by following the step-by-step guide below:

1. Log in to [the Ticketing section](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=WebsiteStory-StockportTickets-12.12.24) of the website.
2. Navigate to the [Season Tickets section](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Seasons/Seasons).
3. Click the **‘MORE INFO' button** in the **2026/27 Women's Season Ticket section.**
4. Select your seats for the season.
5. Click **‘ADD TO BASKET’** in the top-right of the screen and then follow the remaining on-screen instructions to checkout.

#### **Receiving Your Match Tickets**

Your digital ticket for each home fixture will arrive no later than **72 hours before kick-off**.

For matches played at Selhurst Park, Season Ticket holders must book a seat of their choice, free of charge, during the priority window. We’ll email you full instructions ahead of each game.

#### **Need Help?**

Our Box Office team is here to assist with new purchases, Direct Debit set-up, and accessibility requirements. 

Call [**0333 360 1861**] (Mon-Fri, 9:00am-5:30pm) or email **[boxoffice@cpfc.co.uk](mailto:boxoffice@cpfc.co.uk)**.

Back the Eagles in their return to the WSL – Season Tickets are now on general sale for Crystal Palace Women’s return to the top-flight.

2026/27 Palace Women's Season Tickets are now on General Sale!

Soak it up, savour it – having conquered the 2025/26 UEFA Conference League, Crystal Palace have won a European trophy!

CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE!

## Our Senegalese Sarr

> Ismaïla Sarr became the club’s third signing of the 2024/25 summer transfer window after joining on a five-year deal from Olympique de Marseille.

The 26-year-old attacker possesses plenty of experience of English football, having spent four years at Watford – recording 34 goals and 22 assists in 131 games – prior to joining Marseille, whom he helped reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League last season.

Sarr's career began in French football with Metz, before moving to Rennes and leading the club into Europe, as well as winning their first Coupe de France in almost half a century.

At international level, he has been a mainstay of the Senegal national side, earning 64 caps, scoring 13 goals and winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2021.

His career has also been defined by his eye for the spectacular, having won Goal of the Season awards in both the Football League and the Europa League.

Sarr was ever-present in every Premier League matchday squad in his first season at the club, playing in all 38 games, while also featuring in a further nine cup games. He scored 11 goals across all competitions, with eight additional assists - including a stunning effort against rivals Brighton & Hove Albion and a brace against Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final.

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Of the 48 teams at the finals, 10 of the squads will feature Palace players. This representation is amongst the best in the world, with only five clubs across Europe having more players at the tournament.

It's especially impressive considering that just 24 years ago, at the Japan and South Korea finals in 2002, Gregg Berhalter became the very first player registered for the Eagles at that time to play in a World Cup. 

Let's see who else is in the elite club of Crystal Palace’s World Cup representatives…

### **Gregg Berhalter – 2002**

Berhalter would later become manager of his country and lead them back to the finals in 2022. But two decades prior to then, he was a player who formed part of the US side that made history in 2002. 

After a dismal showing at France 1998 following a last-16 appearance as hosts four years previously in 1994, expectations were low coming into this tournament for the Stars and Stripes. 

But they would record their best finish of the modern era with a remarkable run to the quarter-finals. A thrilling 3-2 win over Portugal in their first game made the world take notice.

They eventually qualified from Group D despite a defeat to Poland, before Berhalter was called into the team to replace the injured Jeff Agoos. He featured in the Round of 16 win over Mexico and the quarter-final against Germany, where USA's brave run was ended by a solitary Michael Ballack goal.

### **Tony Popovic – 2006**

Although Popovic would leave Palace at the end of June 2006, when the tournament began he was on our books. And the defender would be a part of what proved a breakthrough World Cup for his country, Australia.

The Socceroos reached the last 16 of the competition, only to be defeated by eventual winners Italy thanks to a controversial 95th-minute penalty. 

Despite playing a big role in qualifying, Popovic only had limited involvement at the finals due to injury. He made his first start in the second group game against Brazil. 

However, Popovic was withdrawn after suffering a calf injury five minutes before half-time. He would subsequently be ruled out of the next game against Croatia and the knockout game against Italy.

### **Mile Jedinak – 2014**

The second Aussie on the list is, of course, the legend himself Mile Jedinak. After helping the Eagles maintain Premier League status for the first time in 2013/14, Jedinak then headed off to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup Finals. 

Captain of Ange Postecoglou's side, the midfielder played every minute of Australia's campaign. 

Although they were unable to progress from the group stage, losing three matches, they did take part in one of the games of the tournament against the Netherlands, despite ultimately going down to a 3-2 defeat. 

Nine minutes after half-time, Jedinak became the first active Palace player to score in a World Cup Finals match with a cool penalty which gave Australia a 2-1 lead at the time.

He would go on to score two further goals in World Cup Finals, coincidentally with both also coming from the penalty spot, against France and Denmark in 2018.

These days, Jedinak is an assistant coach with Australia and will be part of their backroom team at the 2026 Finals in North America. While there he will come up against Chris Richards and the USA side in Group D.

### **Luka Milivojevic – 2018**

The then-Eagles captain led Serbia to the 2018 World Cup Finals in Russia.

Whilst there, the midfielder featured against Costa Rica and Switzerland in a group also containing the formidable figure of Brazil.

In the end Serbia fell short of qualifying for the next round, beaten 2-0 by the Brazilians in their final game.

Milivojevic featured in the first two games for Serbia, spending 171 minutes on the pitch.

### **Ruben Loftus-Cheek – 2018**

On loan at Palace from Chelsea for the 2017/18 season, Ruben Loftus-Cheek managed to force his way into the England squad for the 2018 World Cup after making his debut in November 2017.

The Lewisham-born player had enjoyed a successful spell at Selhurst Park, playing 24 Premier League games as the Eagles surged to survival following a tough start to the season. 

At the tournament he came off the bench in the first group game with eight minutes to go as a replacement for Deli Ali, England eventually winning 2-1. 

The Three Lions then smashed Panama in their next outing, with Loftus-Cheek starting and completing the full game. 

He also claimed an assist when his shot was diverted in by Harry Kane for England's sixth goal. 

Loftus-Cheek also featured in the final group game and the Third-Place play-off against Belgium as Gareth Southgate's side reached the semi-final stage.

#### **Jordan Ayew – 2022**

Ayew had already featured in a World Cup when he signed for Palace – playing for Ghana in 2014 – but he did so again when the Black Stars reached the finals in Qatar in 2022.

In the toughest of groups, alongside Portugal, South Korea and – with a chance at revenge – Uruguay, Ghana fell narrowly short of qualifying for the knockout rounds.

Ayew appeared in all three group games, playing 136 minutes in total. He also registered an assist during the 3-2 win over South Korea.

### **Joachim Andersen – 2022**

The defender's experience of the biggest international tournaments was bolstered in 2021, when his Denmark team reached the semi-finals of the European Championships before they were ultimately beaten by England at Wembley.

Anderson was one of Denmark's first names on the teamsheet when he was called into their squad for the Qatar World Cup.

Many neutrals viewed them as dark horses before the tournament began, but they encountered a tough group, drawn with France, Tunisia and Australia. 

Denmark ultimately ended up with just one point and were eliminated. Andersen did register an assist during a 2-1 defeat against France, who triumphed thanks to a brace from Kylian Mbappe.

Crystal Palace have 12 players heading over to North America for the biggest football tournament on the planet, the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Palace at the World Cup: Previous tournament heroes

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**Season Tickets are now on-sale for the 2026/27 season in the WSL, click the button above to get yours!**

There were goals aplenty in South London, with Crystal Palace proving to be one of the most entertaining teams in the second-tier. 

Kirsty Howat and Abbie Larkin were both just three goals behind the league's top scorer Lexi Lloyd-Smith, whist nobody recorded more goal contributions (17) than Ashleigh Weerden.

With so many goals to choose from, here are seven of the best strikes from the 2025/26 season...

#### **1. Abbie Larkin v Southampton (H)**

Palace's first game at home proved to be thriller - a 4-4 draw against Southampton. 

It was Palace's Ireland star Larkin who scored the pick of the bunch though - putting the Eagles level at 3-3 on 58 minutes.

She received the ball on the edge of the area, beat a defender, and smashed the ball into the top right corner in spectacular fashion.

#### **2. Kirsty Howat v Ipswich Town (H)**

It was the penultimate home match of the season, and Palace needed a win to keep their promotion dreams alive.

They faced a new look Ipswich, whose form had drastically improved as they pushed to avoid relegation.

Howat scored the only goal in a tight 1-0 affair - picking out the top corner after a well-worked corner routine.

#### **3. Ashleigh Weerden v Southampton (A)**

February opened with a difficult trip to St Mary's, where Palace took on Southampton in torrential conditions on the south coast. 

Whilst the game would end in a 3-1 defeat for the Eagles - their last loss of the season - Ashleigh Weerden did manage to score in some style.

She beat two defenders on the left-wing and floated a high ball into the area - it evaded everyone in red and white and sailed into the bottom corner.

#### **4. Hayley Ladd v Charlton Athletic (H)**

A goal befitting of the occasion, Hayley Ladd's equaliser against Charlton got everyone off their seat at Selhurst Park.

With Palace trailing and just seconds remaining until half-time - the Wales international popped up with a massive goal in SE25.

The ball had rebounded to the edge of the area, and Ladd curled a low drive past the Charlton stopper and into the bottom corner.

#### **5. Justine Vanhaevermaet v Nottingham Forest (A)**

Palace managed their first win under Jo Potter away at Forest on September 21st - and Justine Vanhaevermaet's second goal for the club was one to remember.

The Eagles took an 18 minute lead courtesy of the Belgium international - and it was scored in rather unorthodox style.

A deflected effort from Molly-Mae Sharpe looped into the air, and Vanhaevermaet hooked a sumptuous, first-time volley into the bottom right corner.

#### **6. Hayley Ladd v Sheffield United (A)**

[The winner of January's Goal of the Month award](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/your-loaded-january-goal-of-the-month-revealed/) - Ladd's debut goal will live long in the memory. 

After being unveiled as a Palace player on the Sunday - she bagged an exceptional winner on the Monday away at Bramall Lane.

With 86 minutes on the clock, she stepped up and whipped a free-kick into the top corner to win the game for Palace.

#### **7. Kirsty Howat v Sheffield United (H)**

Despite the defeat at home to the Blades - Howat's strike on the 51st minute was truly special.

Palace had their work cut out for them, after going into the break 2-0 down.

Howat halved the deficit superbly though - rifling into an accurate effort from outside the box into the bottom left corner.

Only Birmingham City scored more goals than Jo Potter's Palace last season - let's take a look at seven of the best strikes throughout our promotion-winning campaign.

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