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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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Now in its 14th triumphant year, the festival takes over SE25 the weekend before our final match of the season, offering the chance to celebrate local breweries and street food in the heart of South London.

With live entertainment, local craft beers – and **rockaoke** (karaoke with a live band) – all locked in, the Beer Festival is set to be a sun-soaked celebration of the very best that South London has to offer!

Buy Early Bird tickets

Entry to the Beer Festival is from **12:30 BST on the day**. *Please note, this event is only available to over 18s; ID checks will be in place.*

Each ticket includes event access, two half-pint drink vouchers, and a complimentary festival pint glass featuring a must-have Retro-style, ‘80s-inspired design.

**Early Bird tickets are now on sale for just £20 each**. But hurry, as Early Bird rates only apply **until 08:59 BST on 24th April** – and prices will rise on the day of the event!

The Beer Festival is the ultimate group day out, so take advantage with our special **‘Group of 6’ ticket offer**, at the reduced rate of just **£99**! To do so, on the ticket selection screen, please click the banner which reads ‘To purchase group tickets, please click here.’

**Looking to step up your Beer Festival experience?** Our **VIP tickets** – cheaper this year – include eight half-drinks vouchers, a meal voucher, a complimentary pint glass, plus an exclusive brewery tasting session, **and** an Exclusive Beer Festival t-shirt! Early Bird rates start at £50 per person.

*Get a taste for what lies in store by reliving some of the best moments in our photo gallery below!*

### Beer Festival 2026 details

- Saturday, 16th May, 2026
- From 12:30 BST
- Selhurst Park

### Ticket Details

All tickets include:

- Entry to the Beer Festival
- 2 x half-pint drinks vouchers
- A complimentary pint glass

*Supporters with disabilities can email [dlo@cpfc.co.uk](mailto:dlo@cpfc.co.uk) to claim a free PA ticket.*

### Individual prices

- **Early Bird:** £20
  - (*until 08:59 on Friday 24th April*)
- **Standard:** £25
  - (*from* *09:00 Friday 24th April, to 16:30 Friday 15th May*)
- **On the Day:** £30

### Group of 6

- £99
- *Group tickets available until 16:30 BST on Friday 15th May*
- To take advantage of this deal, on the ticket selection screen, please click the banner which reads ‘To purchase group tickets, please click here.’

### VIP Tickets

Each VIP ticket includes:

- 8 x half-pint drink vouchers
- 1 x meal voucher
- A complimentary pint glass
- Exclusive brewery tasting
- Exclusive Beer Festival t-shirt

### Individual prices

- **Early Bird:** £50
  - (*available until 08:59 on Friday 24th April*)
- **Standard:** £65
  - (*available from* *09:00 Friday 24th April, to 16:30 Thursday 14th May*)

*Please note that VIP sales close at 16:30 BST on Thursday, 14th May.*

### Half-pint drink vouchers

Get set for the big day, with discounts on your half-pint drink vouchers in advance!

#### Pre-sold

- **Pack of 5:** £16.50
  - *available until 16:30 Friday 15th May*
- **Pack of 10:** £28
  - *available until 16:30 Friday 15th May*

#### On the Day

- **1 Voucher:** £3.50 each

It’s back – and better than ever! The Crystal Palace Beer Festival returns to Selhurst Park on Saturday 16th May, with Early Bird tickets available to book now!

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*From Lucca Benetton stepping up to England Under-17s, to Benji Casey with England Under-18s in UEFA EURO 2027 qualifying, and Charlie Walker-Smith preparing for this summer’s UEFA Under-19 EURO Finals with Wales, several Academy players continue their international development – see their involvement below!*

Palace Under‑21s wing‑back **Rio Cardines** played an important role in Trinidad & Tobago’s 2026 FIFA Series campaign in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Cardines featured for 83 minutes as the Soca Warriors opened the series with a 4–1 defeat to Venezuela on Friday (27th March), helping his side remain competitive against opponents ranked 47 places higher in the FIFA standings.

Despite the scoreline, he delivered an encouraging performance during a strong opening hour as Trinidad and Tobago battled hard and even took the lead before Venezuela turned the contest around.

In their second fixture, Cardines was directly involved in both goals in a thrilling 2–2 draw with Gabon on Monday (30th March).

He provided his first assist from an inswinging corner, allowing Levi García to level the score early in the second half, before setting up his second from a free kick, which García finished first‑time to complete both his own brace and Rio’s two assists.

Cardines thus helped his nation earn a draw against Gabon, but in the subsequent penalty shootout Gabon emerged victorious 3–2, ending Trinidad & Tobago’s run in the tournament.  

The 19-year-old took a spot kick in the shootout, demonstrating character and resilience despite narrowly missing from 12 yards. He now brings his tally to three international assists in 11 senior appearances.

Cardines’ involvement marked another important step in his reintegration into the senior international setup after injury ruled him out of November’s World Cup qualifiers.

Having made his senior debut in May 2025 during the Unity Cup, the wing‑back has already built valuable experience across World Cup qualifying and CONCACAF competition, and continues to establish himself at senior level.

The FIFA Series initiative brings together nations from different confederations for international competition, with Trinidad and Tobago’s fixtures featuring Venezuela, Gabon and hosts Uzbekistan as part of a diverse and competitive group stage.

**Benji Casey** was named among the substitutes as England Under-18s were beaten 3–1 by Spain on Saturday in their UEFA U19 EURO 2027 qualifying campaign.

Having made a late appearance off the bench in the Young Lions’ opening 4–1 victory over Bulgaria – introduced in the 75th minute to help see out the game – the striker was this time unused.

It nevertheless marks another step in Casey’s continued development at international level, with the striker again involved in a competitive matchday squad.

**Dean Benamar** was also an unused substitute in the defeat to Spain, continuing his return to international action following injury. The defender will be hoping to feature as the tournament concludes, having previously impressed at Under-17 level for England.

The result leaves England second in Group A5 on three points, with Spain extending their lead at the summit to six. The Young Lions will now need a positive result against hosts Croatia on Tuesday, 31st March (13:45 BST) to keep their hopes alive of closing the gap at the top of the group.

These fixtures form part of the early stages of qualification for the 2027 UEFA European Under-19 Championship, with this age group set to progress into the MU19s during the 2026/27 season.

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**Lucca Benetton** was an unused substitute as England U17s began their UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualifying campaign with a 3–0 victory over the Faroe Islands on Wednesday. He was not included in the matchday squad for Saturday’s 3–1 defeat to Israel in the second game of the campaign.

Still just 15, Benetton’s rapid progression through the England pathway has already seen him feature at Under-16 level earlier this season and establish himself as Palace U18s’ first-choice goalkeeper since the turn of the year. His strong performances at club level continue to underpin his rise on the international stage.

England’s qualifying campaign concludes with a fixture against Estonia on Tuesday, 31st March (14:00 BST), although progression to this summer’s finals is no longer possible following results in the opening qualifying round last November.

**Joel Drakes-Thomas** was also initially named in the squad but has since withdrawn and been replaced by Harvey Higgins.

Palace Under-21 'keeper **Owen Goodman** was an unused substitute as Canada played out a 2–2 draw with Iceland on Saturday, in the opening fixture of the March international window.

It is Goodman’s second senior call‑up to the Canada Men’s National Team after he first linked up with the national side during the November international window.

The 22‑year‑old, currently on loan at Barnsley FC, continues to gain valuable senior experience in League One this season while being involved in Canada’s preparations on the international stage.

Canada’s March schedule concludes with a fixture against Tunisia on Tuesday, 31st March (00:30 BST) at BMO Field in Toronto. The matches form part of a wider international series as the team builds towards FIFA World Cup 2026.

Further fixtures are already confirmed for the summer, with Canada set to host Uzbekistan in Edmonton on 1st June, before welcoming the Republic of Ireland to Montréal on 5th June as part of their final preparations for the tournament.

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Under-18s centre-back **Charlie Walker-Smith** was part of the Wales Under-19 matchday squad for their international friendly against the USA in Spain on Saturday.

Cymru were beaten 4–0 by the USA at Oliva Nova Resort as part of their preparations for this summer’s UEFA U19 EURO Finals, set to be hosted in north Wales.

Walker-Smith adds to his experience with the Young Dragons across recent international windows, including September’s preparatory tournament, October’s Marbella camp, and a November mini-tournament.

He will now continue to be part of a new era under head coach **Chris Gunter**, who took charge of the MU19s for the first time following his January appointment.

###### *Keep track of how our Academy players get on this international window below!*

*All times are UK.*

**England Under-17s – Lucca Benetton & Joel Drakes-Thomas**

- **Wednesday, 25th March (14:00 GMT): England 3-0 Faroe Islands** (Lucca Benetton was an unused sub, Joel Drakes-Thomas has withdrawn from the squad).
- **Saturday, 28th March (14:00 GMT): Israel 3-1 England** (Benetton was not involved in the matchday squad).
- Tuesday, 31st March (14:00 BST): Estonia v England

**England Under-18s – Benji Casey & Dean Benamar**

- **Wednesday, 25th March (11:00 GMT): England 4-1 Bulgaria** (Benji Casey was a late substitute, while Dean Benamar was an unused substitute).
- Saturday, 28th March (11:00 GMT): England 3-1 Spain (Casey and Benamar were both unused substitutes). 
- Tuesday, 31st March (13:45 BST): Croatia v Spain

**Canada - Owen Goodman**

- Saturday, March 28th (17:00 GMT): Canada 2-2 Iceland (Owen Goodman was an unused substitute). 
- Wednesday, 1st April (00:30 BST): Canada v Tunisia

**Trinidad and Tobago – Rio Cardines**

- **Friday, 27th March (10:00 GMT): Venezuela 4-1 Trinidad and Tobago** (Rio Cardines played 83 minutes as Trinidad pushed a side 47 places above them in the FIFA rankings).
- **Monday, 30th March (11:00 BST): Gabon 2-2 Trinidad and Tobago (3-2 pens a.e.t.)** (Rio Cardines played the full 90, assisting both goals, but Trinidad & Tobago’s FIFA Series campaign ended on penalties).

**Wales Under-19 - Charlie Walker-Smith**

- Saturday, 28th March (10:00 GMT): USA 4-0 Wales (Charlie Walker-Smith was included in the matchday squad).

Six Crystal Palace Academy players are in action for their respective nations during the March international window, with selections ranging from youth level through to senior international football.

Academy Internationals: Cardines doubles up on assists, Casey late sub in Bulgaria win

**Watch eight of the best from across our four teams, then vote for your favourite above!**

Opening up the shortlist are a pair of brilliantly-assisted – and well-taken – goals in our memorable 3-1 win at Tottenham Hotspur: both **Jørgen Strand Larsen** and **Ismaïla Sarr** (his second) make the list.

**Raihaan Anderson**'s stunning finish in the FA Youth Cup quarter-finals, drawing the Eagles level late on at Villa Park in an eventual 3-2 win, also makes the list, as does **Mylo Bernard**'s brilliant late goal at Reading, the second of his hat-trick which sealed a 4-2 victory.

**Jemiah Umolu** and **Dean Benamar** both showed outstanding control and clinical finishing for our Under-21s at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers and away at Liverpool respectively.

And there are a pair of bullet headers, and the end of fine team moves, from Palace Women: **Aimee Everett**'s 'captain's goal' to defeat Nottingham Forest is up there, as is **Abbie Larkin**'s wonderful looping header to end the challenge of Charlton Athletic at Selhurst Park.

**Watch them all above, then get voting!**

It's been a month of standout results across Crystal Palace's Men's, Women's and Academy sides – and now it's time to choose your LOADED March Goal of the Month!

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Beer Festival is back at Selhurst Park – Early Bird tickets on sale now!

Academy Internationals: Cardines doubles up on assists, Casey late sub in Bulgaria win

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Events and venue hire

Events and venue hire

Beer Festival is back at Selhurst Park – Early Bird tickets on sale now!

Academy Internationals: Cardines doubles up on assists, Casey late sub in Bulgaria win

Vote now: Your LOADED March Goal of the Month!

Get ready for Europe!

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