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## Born in the USA

> After a remarkable two-year journey from Alabama to Bayern Munich, Chris Richards fulfilled a lifelong dream when he moved to the Premier League with Crystal Palace in 2022.

Born in Alabama, USA, Richards began his career near Houston before joining F.C. Dallas’ Academy and earning a professional contract there.

He moved to Houston and then Dallas aged 16 – both over 600 miles from his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama, where his parents still live – and initially lived alone with a host family. He then made the even larger jump of joining Bayern Munich aged 18, where he learnt fluent German and made his senior debut shortly after signing.

From here Richards’ rise was swift: he made his senior debut in a friendly against Paris Saint-Germain in 2018, his professional debut with Bayern Munich II in 2019, and his full Bayern debut in June 2020. A few months later he featured as a substitute in the German side’s DFL-Supercup win over Borussia Dortmund.

The young defender went on to represent Bayern in the Bundesliga and Champions League before joining 1899 Hoffenheim on loan in 2021. He has played a total of 82 professional matches.

Richards began his international career early, too, competing with the US Under-20s to win the CONCACAF U20 Championship aged 18. His performances at this level earned him a senior debut in November 2020, coming on as a substitute against Panama. Richards has since amassed seven further caps.

He made his debut for the Eagles at Anfield as a second-half substitute in August 2022. Richards went on to make his first start for the club, after a leg injury, in January 2023 in the 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Selhurst Park.

Commenting on his first start he said: “It was worth the wait! Being able to make it \[my first Premier League start\] at home, especially in a game like tonight, was amazing."

His performances against Manchester United home and away, along with keeping a clean sheet against Newcastle United, saw him win the club's Player of the Month award in January 2023.

Richards' first domestic season in red and blue ended with 10 appearances in total, however he also managed to score his first international goal in the final of the CONCACAF Nations League against Canada to guide the United States to a 2-0 win.

The 2023/24 campaign saw Richards establish more of a place in the side, playing multiple roles as a centre-back, defensive midfielder and even as a right-back. He racked up 30 appearances in total, and scored his first goal against Burnley in a 3-0 win at Selhurst Park in February 2024.

Richards also found CONCACAF Nations League success once more, winning the title again in a 2-0 win over Mexico in March 2024. He was also recognised for his exceptional work with the Palace for Life Foundation - winning the PFA Community Champion award.

In 2024/25, Richards made 32 appearances across all competitions - six of which were in the FA Cup, where he played every single minute on the way to making history in the final against Manchester City.

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Delivering his pre-match press conference immediately after his post-match discussions following Thursday night's emphatic win in Europe, Glasner reiterated his belief that building on positive performances will be the best method of sustaining momentum in the season run-in.

The Manager was also asked for his early team news ahead of the Magpies' visit to South London, which included updates on **Evann Guessand**, **JP Mateta, Eddie Nketiah** and **Jørgen Strand Larsen**; his possible plans for any rotation; and his assessment of Newcastle United as an opponent.

**Read on below for the key talking points...**

This is how we want to go to Florence, with a good performance and a good result

#### **On early team news for the game…**

We have to assess **Evann Guessand**’s knee. He got a hit, and let's see – he could walk. He didn't limp when he left the game after the final whistle. 

Of course, we have to see how **JP Mateta**’s knee reacts, but therefore, **Jørgen Strand Larsen** comes back, and then **Christantus Uche** comes back, so we'll have two more attacking options, and that's good.

We are not planning to rotate massively, because I'm convinced the players are fresher now, and the best preparation for every single game is a good performance and a good result in the game before. 

This is how we want to go to Florence, with a good performance and a good result, and therefore we need fresh players, and, of course, a good performance.

#### **On Eddie Nketiah’s injury…**

For Eddie, unfortunately, it is the end of the season, so he won't return until the new season starts.

I didn't speak to him because he had a scan yesterday evening, and I think the doctor called me at nine in the evening when I watched the Champions League games. And I got this information, so it's brand new, and of course today it was preparing the team.

Of course tomorrow I will speak to him and then we'll decide what's best, because for him it's the same as with Cheick Doucouré, it’s getting stable, and now his deadline is not Newcastle or Florence, now his deadline should be when the new pre-season starts.

It’s so that he's in the best shape that he can really train the full pre-season, because that's what he deserves, what he needs: constant training, constant games to get back to match fitness, and we will support him.

#### **On how he plans to balance domestic and European football in the season run-in…**

We always decide the day before the game, or on a game day, how the players present, and I mentioned it, so we're always taking the blood, we see the objective parameter, how fatigued they are, and then talking to the players, and if they feel ready, then we start.

We had a good break, good recovery, and the players look fresh, but if I feel it's necessary to rotate six players, I will rotate six players, because we never risk any injuries.

It's just amazing how our defence is doing

#### **On five consecutive clean sheets at Selhurst Park…**

I'm very pleased with a clean sheet, like always. 

A clean sheet always starts with the attackers, because they are responsible either to put pressure on the ball or to bring the game into areas we are defining before. That's their responsibility, to close passing lines, and then we give the opposition some space where we want to give them it, and then we start with our pressing, and this always starts up front.

Then at the end, to be honest, it's just amazing how our defence is doing after we sold Marc [Guéhi] in January, and how quick Jaydee Canvot now came in, and also when Maxence Lacroix was injured, we played with Chadi Riad there, and when Dean Henderson was ill, it was Walter Benítez, and he could keep a clean sheet.

It's great to see that everybody knows how we want to defend, and everybody fulfils his part for the team.

#### **On Newcastle and Eddie Howe this season…**

I think Newcastle have struggled a little bit with injuries, also with the tight schedule. They played a great Champions League campaign, especially in the group stage, and then first in the knockout stage against Qarabaq, and then lost against Barcelona, which can happen. 

I expect them also to be fresher, to be honest. They had more than three weeks with no games. I think a few injured players will come back. They missed their captain, Bruno Guimarães, for a long time, so I think maybe he could be back. 

It's Eddie Howe's team, so they always play with one of the highest intensities in the Premier League, with so much pace.

I just saw a list, I think it was from the Champions League, among the top four was the highest-paced wingers, there were three Newcastle players: Anthony Elanga, Anthony Gordon, and I think it was Jacob Murphy. This just shows the profiling they have, and we have to be ready for this. 

On the other side, I don’t know how it is but they had more than three weeks where they could prepare and also reset a little bit, because they conceded quite a few goals in the last games before the break, not just in the Barcelona game, but also in the league.

They often conceded two or three goals, and that's why if we are sharp, if we play our style, I'm pretty convinced that we will create two, three, four chances – and then it's being efficient and scoring from it and controlling their pace.

#### **On taking momentum forwards from Thursday night…**

For me it's the best preparation. 

We won't really train the next two days. With the players who didn't play, tomorrow there’ll be a light session, because of the runs they did now after the game, and the others will just recover, and then we will have a 30 or 35-minute session, maybe a little bit of tactics for how we expect Newcastle.

Then Sunday, 2 ‘o clock, we need to be sharp and we need to be ready. That's why this win, this performance, this great impact from the bench players, is maybe the best training we have ahead of the Newcastle game.

#### **Match Details**

**Crystal Palace v Newcastle United**

- Sunday, 12th April
- 14:00 BST
- Premier League
- Selhurst Park
- [Live audio commentary on Palace TV+](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/supporters/palace-tv-plus/)

Oliver Glasner labelled Crystal Palace's excellent win over Fiorentina as the "best preparation" for Newcastle United's visit to Selhurst Park on Sunday afternoon (12th April, 14:00 BST).

Glasner on early team news for Newcastle (H) & sustaining momentum

Crystal Palace v Newcastle United (2026-04-12)

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**If you're going to the game, please check this guide – which will be kept up-to-date with the latest matchday information – before travelling.**

### How to be there

The only way to buy a ticket for this game is via our resale platform.

**Season Ticket Holders** and **[Members](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/memberships/)** can **[purchase resold tickets if available here](https://tickets.cpfc.co.uk/categories/home?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=WebStory-TicketResale-151025)**.

Check for tickets

**If you are a Season Ticket Holder who can't make this match,** don't let your seat go to waste: find out how to resell your match ticket by **[following the steps listed here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/tickets/ticket-resale/)**.

### Travel advice

We are currently not aware of any expected train issues on matchday, with local operators reporting a normal service for this game.

Supporters are, as always, advised to check the latest information via TFL before they depart for the ground, and leave plenty of time for your journey.

### New shop in the Holmesdale

**Our new matchday-only Club Shop will once again be open inside the Holmesdale Road Stand on Sunday.**

Situated in the Holmesdale Road Stand Upper, the new Shop will stock a curated selection of CPFC products, including current and Retro kits; new clothing from our 2 for £30 range, European Collection and Art Of products; as well as accessories and more.

There’s something for everyone, with items suitable for all age ranges across a variety of price points, ensuring you have a wide range of memorabilia to take home from matchday: from a 2025/26 full kit of your choice, to a souvenir keyring.

The Shop will be open from 12:00 BST, and will close 15 minutes after full-time (expected to be around 16:15).

It can be found in the **Holmesdale Road Stand Upper**, as per the map below.

### Before travelling to the stadium

As always, all ticket holders are kindly reminded to **please download your match tickets as soon as possible** to your iOS, Google or Android ticket wallet to ensure smooth access to the stadium, and to arrive early. You can [find out how to download your ticket here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/information/faqs-digital-tickets/).

**Season Ticket Holders should please ensure that the pass in your phone wallet is for this fixture (Crystal Palace v Newcastle),** and does not show the details of a previous fixture.

**To download your tickets via the [Official Crystal Palace App](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/information/palace-app-upgraded-download-and-use-now/)**, please follow the steps below:

1. Open the Crystal Palace app and login using the account registered to your ticket.
2. Click the ‘MORE’ button on the bottom right.
3. Click ‘TICKETS’.
4. Click ‘ACCESS FAN WALLET’.
5. Click on your ticket to this game.
6. Click ‘Add to Apple Wallet’ or ‘Add to Google Pay’.
7. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Once your ticket is stored in your mobile device's digital wallet, you will not need internet access for it to work at the turnstiles, but your device will need to be switched on.

How to refresh your Season Ticket

### Entering the stadium

**Turnstiles open** at **12:00 GMT** ahead of the **14:00 kick-off**.

Supporters in certain parts of the ground might notice a new kind of turnstile in operation at their usual entrance to Selhurst Park.

**These new turnstiles** have a screen with the below instructions:

As per the above diagram, should your ticket be in your **digital ticket wallet**, you can simply tap your mobile device at the top of the screen before entering.

Alternatively, **if you have a barcode on your ticket**, you can show this to the camera at the bottom of the screen to scan your ticket and enter.

These new readers are designed to make supporters' entrance to the ground quicker and smoother.

**Mobile phone chargers are available at the Information Centre on a matchday,** should you need to use them to access your ticket.

### Keep up-to-date on WhatsApp

**Crystal Palace are proud to be relaunching our WhatsApp Channel, as a dedicated matchday service for our fans to receive important updates.**

To follow Palace on WhatsApp Channels, **[simply click the link here](https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaFtyFEI1rcruuhFGx28)** **on a device which has WhatsApp installed**.

The Channel will serve as the home of matchday information, ensuring match-going supporters are kept as up-to-date as possible, as well as being sent the latest matchday content, including press conferences, team news and results. **[Find out more here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/information/dedicated-matchday-channel-follow-palace-on-whatsapp-now/)**.

### Offers & entertainment in the Fanzone

**We’re excited to reveal exclusive pre-match entertainment for Sunday, including exclusive food offers in our Fanzone – ideal for a pre-match get together!** 

**The Fanzone opens at 11:00 BST**, so get down early and soak up the atmosphere ahead of kick-off. 

Supporters will enjoy **live musical performances**, along with **football skills competitions**, interactive quizzes, great giveaways, and performances from The Crystals.

What's more, **for our younger supporters**, we're excited to continue **Crystals Zone**! This **dance workshop** with the wonderful Crystals starts around 12:10 – so head to the back of the Fanzone to meet them, and join in the fun!

Meanwhile, our Fanzone Club Shop will be stocking our **['Europe via SE25' tees](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/retail/new-europe-via-se25-tees-now-available-to-purchase/)** range – check them out!

**Make the most of our Early Bird offers in the Fanzone, available until 45 minutes before kick-off:**

- **Soft Drink Early Bird:** Burger or Cumberland Hot Dog with Soft Drink priced at £6.50.
- **Early Bird:** Burger or Cumberland Hot Dog with Beer priced at £8.

**There is something for everyone with our Meal Deal offers in the Fanzone:**

- **Meal Deal:** Burger, Pringles, Soft Drink priced at £9.50.
- **Fanzone Kids Combo:** Burger, Pringles and Water / Oasis at £7.50
- What's more, we also have a South London staple exclusive to the Fanzone: our NEW **Jerk Chicken Burgers** – marinated and BBQ'd in house by our Caribbean chefs, topped with our own jerk mayo and pink slaw – **can be purchased for just £8.50**.

Perfect for families looking to fuel up before kick-off!

### Updated Menu

Inside Selhurst Park, you can also enjoy a refreshed menu across many of our food and drinks concourses.

For this game, we’re offering a matchday special of **Bacon & Cheese Loaded Chips with spring onions, frazzle crumb and sour cream at £8.50**.

They’ll be exclusively available in the **Upper & Lower Holmesdale**, and the **Eagles’ Nest** outlet in the Main Stand. 

Alternatively, we're also offering a **Pukka Pie, Mash & Gravy deal** at **£8.00** – available in the **Arthur Wait** concourse, **Glaziers Lounge** and **Stanley Stephenson Lounge**. 

**Other stands around Selhurst also offer a range of food Meal Deals and Early Bird offers** (available up to 45 minutes before kick-off) and great-value **Meal Deals**, which may vary by location - so be sure to check out the menus on your concourse!

**Please note that Selhurst Park is a cashless stadium**. Selhurst Park’s food and drink concourses are cashless – so bring your payment card. Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted.

### Palace for All - Conduct

**Crystal Palace would like to remind supporters that acts of discrimination, including inappropriate chanting, violence and entering the field of play, are criminal offences – which can result in criminal convictions and banning orders.**

As a club, we are clear that everyone is welcome at Palace. **We will not tolerate racial or homophobic chants or discriminating comments** towards a particular individual, or group of individuals, at Selhurst Park.

If you witness any such behaviour, please report it to the club by emailing [customer.service@cpfc.co.uk](mailto:customer.service@cpfc.co.uk) and [inclusion@cpfc.co.uk](mailto:inclusion@cpfc.co.uk) with details.

**For the safety of all supporters:**

- It is illegal to use flares, flash bangs and other pyrotechnics at the stadium.
- Strong measures remain in place to tackle antisocial and criminal behaviours within the ground, including throwing objects, drug use and discriminatory behaviour.
- You must keep off the Selhurst Park pitch at all times. Perpetrators may be prosecuted. Recent pitch invasions have resulted in football bans (both domestically and abroad); police prosecution; and criminal records, which can impact employment, education and international travel.
- Supporters are also reminded that smoking and the use of e-cigarettes is prohibited inside Selhurst Park.
- Please respect our staff at all times. Abuse of staff will not be tolerated.

**From fans, to stewards and players, we all have a role to play in keeping each other safe on matchdays – so please be mindful of your fellow fans.**

### How to Report Abuse

The Premier League and Crystal Palace urge anyone who witnesses abuse to report it, either to the nearest steward, police officer or to our confidential text service on **07507 477 669**.

Please include as much relevant information as possible, for example: RACISM, SMOKING, HOMOPHOBIA etc. Please include the stand, block, row and seat number you are in, and also identify the location of the anti- social behaviour, being as precise as possible. Please state if you wish to remain anonymous in your message.

Security staff will make every effort to deal with the issue. If they are unable to resolve the issue, each text will be followed up and investigated by a club staff member. You can also contact your nearest steward to report issues, who will do their best to help.

Anybody found guilty of discriminatory abuse towards any club employee, player, match official or supporter will receive an automatic club ban and may face criminal prosecution. The League and clubs are committed to working with the authorities to bring offenders to justice.

**A safe matchday environment for all is vital for protecting the game we love. Thank you for your continued support.**

### Bag policy

Supporters are permitted to bring bags into Selhurst Park, **provided that they are small enough to fit safely beneath your seat.**

Larger bags will need to be dropped off at the **dedicated bag drop facility** located in the main car park, at the information point. This facility will be managed by the Crystal Palace staff and is free of charge.

Please note that supporters will be required to remove all lids from bottles of 500ml or less before entering Selhurst Park. Bottles over 500ml are not permitted.

### Information Centre & Club Shop

Our **Information Centre** will be open from 11:00 BST ahead of the match, with staff on hand to advise and assist supporters with queries.

The **Selhurst Park club shop** is open from 10:00.

### Matchday programme

**The Crystal Palace matchday programme this week features a special interview with Argentina international Walter Benítez!**

Since joining from PSV Eindhoven last summer, Benítez has already played his part in some big moments. 

He was the hero against Millwall in the Carabao Cup penalty shootout victory back in September and last month helped the Eagles navigate a testing night in Cyprus against AEK Larnaca in the UEFA Conference League. 

In this interview with the matchday programme he reflects on that night, plus his journey with the Argentina national team and more!

Elsewhere, you'll be able to hear from Manager Oliver Glasner, Chairman Steve Parish and captain Dean Henderson in their regular columns.

And once again, former Palace forward Kevin Phillips gives his take on the team and how Sunday's game might play out. Plus we'll have the return of our 'International Eagles' and 'Campaign Capsule' features. There's also another iconic Palace moment to cover in the latest edition of 'Commentator's Corner.'

You can pick up a copy on matchday for just **£3.50. [Find out more here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/programme/your-matchday-programme-palace-burnley-strand-larsen/).**

### **Away fans guide**

[Away fans can find a stadium guide here](https://media-cdn.incrowdsports.com/3921146e-b273-497c-8e5b-1ffc62145aff.pdf).

### Match Details

**Crystal Palace v Newcastle United**

- Sunday, 12th April
- 14:00 BST
- Premier League
- Selhurst Park
- [Live audio commentary on Palace TV+.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/supporters/palace-tv-plus/)

Off the back of a memorable matchday in Europe, Crystal Palace host Newcastle United at Selhurst Park this Sunday (12th April, 14:00 BST).

Going to the game?: Palace v Newcastle matchgoers' guide

### **Factfile**

- **Manager:** Eddie Howe
- **League Position:** 12th
- **Ground:** St James' Park
- **Founded:** 1892

### **In their manager's words...**

**In his pre-match press conference Newcastle boss Eddie Howe** admitted he'll be looking for a reaction after his team were beaten in the Tyne-Wear derby before the international break.

But he also said his team will be in for a difficult test, having watched the Eagles beat Fiorentina 3-0 on Thursday.

"It's always interesting when you see teams ebb and flow in terms of momentum," said Howe. "We've been victims of that ourselves this season – we've gone into good spells and then we've struggled to back that up consistently.

"Crystal Palace is always a tough game, home or away. I watched them last night [against Fiorentina] and I've watched them in preparation for this game. 

"They're a very well organised team, they've got a superb coach and some really good, dangerous players so we'll have to be at our best. It's always a difficult game at Selhurst Park."

Howe is hopeful his team can rediscover their form ahead of the final part of the season.

"I think the break probably came at a good time for us, on reflection," he said. "At the time I felt we wanted to play as soon as we could, but I think it gave the players a chance to detach. The majority went away internationally.

"For us that were here, there was a group of six players that we trained with and all the staff, we were very much focused on reflection and analysis and team performances, so we've gone into a very analytical mode to try and focus on the next seven games and try and get back to our very best form.

"Very quickly, our focus went to that. Criticism's part of when you lose big games like that. You know that's part of the deal and we've had to take that and are fully prepared to do so."

### **Newcastle Team News**

In his pre-match press conference, Howe confirmed captain Bruno Guimaraes would miss Sunday's game after it was previously thought he would make a return. 

"Bruno suffered, as probably the majority know, from mumps on his return from Brazil," he said. "That's delayed his return, so he will not be involved in this game."

Fabian Schar, Emil Krafth and Sven Botman all still out. However, midfielder Lewis Miley could return for the Magpies.

### **Their Season So Far...**

Despite a strong run in Europe and a decent showing the FA and Carabao Cups – knocked out of both competitions by Manchester City – Newcastle's league season has been disappointing considering they finished fifth last season.

A dramatic last-minute win over Leeds in January had them looking up. But home defeats to Brentford, Everton and most recently Sunderland have all but ended hopes of a European place. 

The loss to Sunderland was particularly sour for the Toon Army, considering their arch rivals had already won the first league meeting between the two in a decade. 

The transfer saga – and eventual sale – of star striker Alexander Isak did not help matters, heavily disrupting the first month of the season where the Magpies picked up two points and drew a blank in front of goal against Aston Villa and Leeds. 

The arrival of German striker Nick Woltemade initially led to an uplift, with the tall forward scoring four goals in his first five league games. 

But his form has dipped since, while the other intended replacement for Isak, Congolese forward Yoane Wissa, has spent much of the season injured.

Match Action: Crystal Palace 1-1 Newcastle United 

Despite a decent run to the last 16, Newcastle were also ultimately knocked out of the Champions League after a disappointing second leg in Barcelona, going down 8-3 on aggregate. 

The Magpies now will be aiming to push into the top-half over their remaining seven league games. 

### **The Boss: Eddie Howe**

Howe is now into his fourth full season as Newcastle United and fifth overall.

In that time he has the led the club to a first major trophy since 1969 and twice qualified for the UEFA Champions League, Newcastle's first appearance in Europe's elite competition since 2003. 

Howe made his name at Bournemouth, guiding the club from League Two into the Premier League.

He left after Bournemouth were relegated in 2020, but during his time in the North-East has developed his reputation and is widely regarded as one of the best English coaches out there.

Best of the PL: Newcastle 3-3 Crystal Palace | 2014

### **STAT ATTACK**

- Having lost the first four Premier League home games against Newcastle between 1994 and 2013, Palace have lost just one of our last 10 Selhurst Park meetings against the Magpies (W3 D6).
- Since Palace were promoted back to the top-flight in 2013, only once have Newcastle done the double over the Eagles. That was in Palace's first season back in 2013/14.
- Overall, this is Eddie Howe’s 363rd Premier League match as a manager (190 Bournemouth, 173 Newcastle), moving him level with José Mourinho into joint-10th all-time in the competition.

### **Match Details**

**Crystal Palace v Newcastle United**

- **Sunday, 12th April**
- **14:00 BST**
- **Premier League**
- **Selhurst Park**
- **[Live audio commentary on Palace TV+.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/supporters/palace-tv-plus/)**

Crystal Palace are back at home in the Premier League on Sunday (14:00 BST) when facing Newcastle United – here is what the opposition manager Eddie Howe has had to say ahead of the game...

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First-team

Glasner on early team news for Newcastle (H) & sustaining momentum

Going to the game?: Palace v Newcastle matchgoers' guide

View from the Opposition: "Crystal Palace is always a tough game"

Get ready for Europe!

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Glasner on early team news for Newcastle (H) & sustaining momentum

Going to the game?: Palace v Newcastle matchgoers' guide

View from the Opposition: "Crystal Palace is always a tough game"

Get ready for Europe!

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