On Saturday, 17th May 2025, we defeated Manchester City 1-0 at a sold-out Wembley Stadium to seal our first-ever major trophy, and cap a day in our history which will never be forgotten. Find out more below.

2025 FA Cup Winners

### El hincha en la cancha

> Full-back Daniel Muñoz signed for Palace from Belgian side K.R.C. Genk having built a reputation across the continent for combining his defensive duties with an attacking prowess going forwards.

Born in Amalfi, a modest town with a population of just over 22,000 in the Antioquia Department in north-east Colombia, Daniel Muñoz’s journey to the Premier League encapsulates the versatility, commitment, and passion he has become renowned for as a player.

Growing up near to Medellín – the second-largest city in Colombia – Muñoz’s boyhood team were Atlético Nacional, his local club and the nation’s most successful side. Pictures would later emerge on social of a teenage Muñoz in the stands, shirtless and roaring his Atlético heroes.

Starting out as a player at the nearby Cosmos Soccer School as a six-year-old, Muñoz moved to Envigado at 12 years of age – the youth department which has produced the likes of James Rodriguez, Freddy Guarín and Jhon Cordoba – before moving to Arco Zaragoza Medellin, one of the most famous amateur teams in Colombia.

But despite a handful of trials elsewhere, including reports of interest abroad, Muñoz reached the age of 20 without having made his professional breakthrough, and was reputedly forced to consider retirement.

Yet Muñoz persisted briefly turned out for regional club, FC Total Soccer, where his displays alerted him to Jose Fernando Salazar – a scout from top-flight club Águilas Doradas – who would later recruit the defender in early 2017.

Muñoz rose quickly to the challenges of the professional game, quickly becoming one of Águilas Doradas’ most important players and making 37 appearances in his first season.

Catching the eye during three years in Rionegro, he played 94 times and scored three goals from full-back – and would fulfil his lifelong dream when coach Juan Carlos Osorio signed him up for Atlético Nacional in 2019.

Once more, his impact was immediate, and before Muñoz had even reached double figures for appearances for Nacional, he had been called up by Colombia coach Carlos Quieroz for friendly matches against Brazil and Venezuela in September 2019, only denied his international debut by injury.

Scoring a remarkable seven goals in 20 league games in his maiden year, Muñoz was named Nacional captain at the age of 23, just six months after joining the club.

He opted to pursue his dream of playing in Europe at four-time Belgian champions K.R.C. Genk – rebuilding after a challenging campaign – ahead of the 2020/21 season, and Muñoz was once again quick to find his feet, starting out in midfield before coming to dominate the right-back position in the team.

The defender played in every one of Genk’s Jupiler Pro League fixtures in his debut year, picking up five assists as his new club bounced back from a seventh-place finish the previous season to mount a title challenge and finish second. The following season, he would help Genk win the Belgian Cup.

After two previous call-ups, Muñoz’s Colombia debut finally arrived in June 2021 in a World Cup qualifier against Peru.

Muñoz remained with the squad ahead of the 2021 Copa América finals in Brazil that month, playing the full 90 minutes in five of his country’s seven games – keeping three clean sheets – as Colombia missed out on a spot in the final after losing to Lionel Messi's Argentina on penalties, but then defeated Peru to finish third.

Last season, 2022/23, was his best in front of goal, as he scored seven times and registered seven assists in just 30 games. He departed Genk having made 148 appearances in all competitions (including 18 in European competition), scoring 19 goals and 20 assists in total.

In his first half-season in red and blue, Muñoz made 14 appearances and recorded four assists. He also scored his first goal for Colombia in a friendly against Spain in March 2023.

Muñoz carried his strong form in red and blue into the 2024 Copa America, where he and fellow Palace teammate Jefferson Lerma finished as runners-up. He opened the scoring for Los Cafeteros in the tournament in a 2-1 win against Paraguay and went on to net a the equaliser in a draw against Brazil and also register an assist in the quarter-final victory over Panama.

In November 2024, Muñoz scored his first ever goal for Palace in some style. In the fourth minute of stoppage time, he headed home a cross from captain Marc Guéhi at the far post to equalise Newcastle United at Selhurst Park, prompting wild celebrations which manager Oliver Glasner also got involved in.

February 2025

Crystal Palace Player of the Month

November 2024, February 2025

Crystal Palace Goal of the Month

2024/25

Crystal Palace Player of the Season

Crystal Palace Players' Player of the Season

Muñoz

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Appearances

Goals

FA Cup Final | Daniel Muñoz | Every Touch

Goal of the Season Contenders 24/25

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Access All Over | Crystal Palace 2-1 Brighton & Hove Albion

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Extended Highlights: Crystal Palace 3-1 Millwall | Palace TV+

Goal of the month contenders | February 2025

The Full 90: Fulham v Crystal Palace | Palace TV+

Extended Highlights: Fulham 0-2 Crystal Palace | Palace TV+ 

All The Angles | Muñoz v Fulham

Match Action: Fulham 0-2 Crystal Palace

Extended Highlights: Doncaster Rovers 0-2 Crystal Palace | Palace TV+

2 minute highlights: Doncaster Rovers 0-2 Crystal Palace

The Full 90: Crystal Palace vs Manchester City | Palace TV+

Extended Highlights: Crystal Palace 2-2 Manchester City | Palace TV+

Season

Games

One month later, we can still scarcely believe the noise generated by that wall of red and blue at Wembley; the incredible blend of emotion – jubilation, disbelief and ecstasy; the remarkable tales which flooded from the most momentous occasion in the club's history; a day which will go down in legend.

Thank goodness, then, that we can now proudly share just a selection of your stories and celebrations, with thanks to you [**for your submissions**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/club/tell-us-your-fa-cup-final-stories/) – and with the promise of more of these to come...

### Phil Swallow

My 62nd birthday fell on 17/05/2025. What better gift could there be than an incredible and historic FA Cup win for my beloved Crystal Palace? 1979 at home to Burnley, I was there. 1990 Semi-Final vs Liverpool at Villa Park, I was there. The finals in 1990 (including replay) and 2016, I was there. 

The 1990 Final was the first, so had a feeling all of its own. Wimbledon had achieved success in 1988 so why not us in 1990? But I never truly felt it would happen for us, neither in my head nor my heart. 

The 2016 Final against Manchester United once again felt different. We were underdogs but almost never shook that from our heads. I was probably not the only Palace fan that knew a Palace goal would be cancelled out (and worse) by a United response. 

2025\. Third time lucky? You bet. I can now reveal that I never had any doubt whatsoever that we would win the Cup. I chose my words very carefully when chatting to friends and family before the game. But I knew, I just knew. We have the perfect blend of togetherness, confidence, passion, belief and so much more. All pulling together for victory. 

It was special to watch the game with my son, Matt and other family members. 

### Maddie

I went with my Grandad. He is 87 years young and has been a lifelong Palace fan. In fact, his father and father-in-law were Palace supporters too, meaning it’s been in our family since the 1900s!

We knew Palace were going to win. There was not a doubt in our minds that they wouldn’t. We have come so far and it was only right to finish the season off in this way. The atmosphere was absolutely fantastic, the fans were so organised and put on the best display for the team. This is what encourages the team. Day in, day out, the Palace fans always show up.

My Grandad was, of course, over the moon, and I’m so grateful I got to experience it with him. It’s so magical to think of the all the angel Eagles watching down too, enjoying their team win a trophy.

Thank you, Palace, you have really made us two very happy bunnies. I have also [linked my TikTok video which shows us celebrating](https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdrK5m9A/)!

EAGLESSSS! 🦅🏆❤️💙

### Colin Seymour

I don’t know why everyone was so worried. I have known with absolute certainty, since January, that Palace would win the FA Cup this season. 

Was it because of the fantastic group of players that we have, or was it because of our wonderful manager? No. Was it because of the glorious run of form we embarked on after Christmas, or because of the amazing supporters that this club has? No, it was none of those things, although they are obviously all true. 

It was because I knew that my son Tom was marrying Selina on Saturday 17th May, and so there was no chance I could be at the Final!

Having been to Wembley with Palace for every previous Cup Final, Replay, Semi-Final, Play-Off Final and even the ZDS triumph, I knew that I couldn’t be there this time, and inevitably, Palace would choose this year to finally fulfil my dream of us lifting the trophy – a dream that I had held since I saw my first game at Selhurst Park in 1971. 

So I cruised serenely through this year’s FA Cup campaign, knowing that Palace were going to win. I was at the semi-final against Aston Villa, but on Cup Final Day itself, I was at my son’s wedding, sitting next to the Best Man, who is a City supporter. I was relying on score updates to let me know what was happening, whilst refusing to watch on anyone’s phone in case I jinxed the spell as Palace magnificently defended their lead. 

I finally relented to watch the final 30 seconds on my nephew Charlie’s phone, in order to enjoy the moment of pure elation when the final whistle blew. 

What a moment! What a day!  

### Kelly Ennis

My husband and son were lucky enough to go to Wembley on through FA community tickets via their grassroots club Glebe FC. We’re big Palace fans, of course! 

The week before, my son Quincy (U8 Glebe Lions) won his cup final and to see Palace do the same a week later (albeit on a bigger scale) has been so inspiring and rewarding. It’s truly a week he’ll never forget. 

Thanks so much to Palace for making his dreams come true. 

### Nicolas Jackson

I’ve been supporting Palace since 1968, when I was just 13 years old, and they were known as The Glaziers. 

I started going with my best friend Steve and his dad. I’m about to turn 70 this year, and to be honest, it had gotten to the stage where I thought I’d never see Palace lift a major trophy in my lifetime.

At Wembley, with my mate Steve by my side, our dream came true and a lot of tears were shed by many. 

Thanks to everyone involved at the best club in the world, where there’s not a hint of entitlement at Selhurst Park – just a pure spirit to support the team through thick and thin.

It’s what I love about our club and our supporters. South London and Proud.

### Chloe Humphris

My Dad and I had the best day ever. We went to Boxpark before the game, then into Wembley for the pre-match atmosphere. It was the best day. 

To celebrate with my dad was the best feeling ever! Come on you Palace!!! 💙❤️

### Lorna

We travelled over from Spain for the big match, and our kids from the US, for just 48 hours –breaking their bank for the foreseeable! What a day!!!

Lots of folks asked me yesterday about my amazing Eagle hat. It was hand crafted by Anne Fulford from Etsy. She is very happy to accept further orders!

### CPFC Ghana

We are extremely happy for the FA Cup win. 

History has been made. 

We love Crystal Palace!

### Hannah, Jamie & Dave

My brother and I have followed Palace for as long as we can remember, following in our father’s footsteps who passed away when we were kids. His love for Palace has stayed with us.

Together we have experienced the highs and lows of being a Palace fan over the years. Witnessing the Darren Ambrose screamer at Old Trafford and seeing Palace get promoted in 2013. But also the FA Cup Final heartbreak in 2016.

There was a feeling amongst everyone that this was going to be our time. And I am so happy it finally was.

My brother and I were lucky enough to be at the final together, alongside our dad’s best mate. I had on his old shirt, and my brother wore his scarf. It felt like he got to experience the win with us – a truly special day.

### Phil Harvey

I brought the Huge Oliver Glasner Head cutout!

My lasting memory (apart from the result) will be the added joy, laughs and smiles I bought to people having their photos taken with me.

For such a simple idea i was a conversation starter and a good luck charm for adults and children throughout the day.

When I was first seen by Palace fans on the train from Salfords (Redhill), I knew that I was going to get a lot of attention, so I decided to tour the train carriages. I was kissed, patted, photographed, sung to, worshipped, you name it – and that was just before Charing Cross!

As the crowds drew bigger at Covent Garden, so did the attention. Finally at Wembley, and being allowed on the stage at the fan park, it was an amazing feeling and experience and with the countless photo requests throughout the day I hope that I provided a lasting memory to a lot of fans out there, as did  to me!

Yours,

‘The Huge Oliver Glasner Head Cutout’

(Aka Phil Harvey, Salfords, Redhill)

### Karl Eldridge

As the 100th minute approached and Jeremy Doku's shot went wide, I felt the uncontrollable urge to cry. We have waited so long for this day and for it to finally come to fruition was something special, something money can't buy. 

I got to celebrate this day not only with 35000 other Palace fans, but with my entire family, but being being able to celebrate by hugging my dad and baby brother was something special. I support CPFC because my Granddad did. He died of prostate cancer nearly 20 years ago, and I knew when that final whistle went that he was looking down watching Marc and Joel lift the trophy.

Walking back to the train station we walked side by side, knowing that nothing will ever top this feeling... absolutely nothing.

### Simon Mchardy

I was so confident that we were going to win the FA Cup, I travelled to the club shop with my son Cameron on FA Cup Final Eve to get my shirt printed for the big day! 

Cameron said: "Are you sure, Dad? If they lose, you’ll get the blame!" I said: "We won’t lose, don’t worry!" 

I posted on social media a picture of myself and the shirt, saying we had to put it out there to the universe that we were going to win. I got a lot of heat on all social platforms, so decided to wear the shirt underneath my 1991 Palace shirt I was wearing for the big day! 

Walking to Wembley, I had a lot of fans asking me where the shirt was. I informed them not to worry – it was on! At the final whistle, I whipped off my Bukta Palace shirt to reveal my 'FA CUP WINNERS SHIRT'!

### Derek Thompson

I never thought the day would come, going to games from six years-old, then having played for Palace Guards aged 11 to 16, and being at the two previous finals...

It was one of the greatest days of my lifetime, being there with my son, and with the rest of the family back home in floods of tears. ❤️💙🦅

### Adrian

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It was exactly one year ago that I took my seven-year-old son to his first ever game at Selhurst Park – the final game of the season. We couldn’t believe it: a 5–0 victory over Aston Villa, and to top it all off, he got his photo in the matchday programme’s noticeboard for his debut match. He was absolutely thrilled.

For various reasons, we couldn’t make it to any games in the first half of this season, and it wasn’t until the Ipswich match that we returned – an interesting fixture for our family, as all my wife’s relatives are Ipswich fans and were sat firmly in the away end. Nevertheless, we prevailed, and it was two wins out of two for him.

Next up was the Brighton match at Selhurst… and we all know what happened there. He’d certainly seen a few incidents in his short time as a Palace supporter – but even I had never witnessed three sendings off and a win with just nine men! It was a remarkable evening. Three games, three wins.

Then came the FA Cup. We managed to get tickets for the semi-final – and of course, Palace won. That made it four wins from four for him.

I was teaching a tutorial class on the day tickets for the final went on sale. It was a tense moment as I reached the front of the queue and secured tickets for us both – much to the delight of my students, who all cheered when I confirmed the purchase! And so off we went to the final. Surely he couldn’t make it five wins from five? Could he?

For me, it's been 44 years of waiting for a trophy. For him, it's been one season – and an enviable five wins from the five matches he’s attended. Is he a lucky mascot? He has no idea what it’s like to endure a grim 0–0 draw in the freezing cold on a Tuesday night in February, in a ground with more empty seats than optimism.

Father-son days like the Cup Final are what Crystal Palace is all about – building memories as a family, and with total strangers who embraced him, celebrated with him, and still kept an eye out for the little lad in the jubilant scenes at the end. He’ll never forget last weekend. Neither will I. Thank you to everyone at the club.

He's now talking about retiring his lucky Palace kit – unbeaten.

### Nick Trythall

I wanted to share a story that reflects what Crystal Palace means to my family and me.

After relocating to Singapore in January, I knew I couldn’t miss the FA Cup Final. Late Friday night, I boarded a 13.5-hour flight from Singapore to London, arriving Saturday morning. I met up with my son Reece, a season ticket holder, and we made our way to Wembley.

What followed was one of the most emotional two hours of my life – right up there with my wedding day and the birth of my three boys. Watching the Eagles lift the FA Cup with my son beside me was unforgettable. After the celebrations, I flew 14 hours back to Singapore, landing at 8am Monday – just in time for work.

But this story goes beyond football. My late father-in-law, a lifelong Palace fan, introduced my son to Selhurst Park and nurtured his love for the club. When he passed away five years ago, I took on the responsibility of carrying that tradition forward. After years of chasing tickets, we eventually became season ticket holders – and now we never miss a home game.

Standing beside my son at Wembley, I couldn’t help but feel my father-in-law’s presence. I know he would have been proud to see us both there, celebrating a moment we’ll never forget.

Thank you for giving fans like us something truly special to believe in.

### Martin Clayton

An incredible day. Lucky enough to get a ticket next to an old friend. The nerves on the train and walking up to Wembley replaced by excitement and confidence as the noise grew from our supporters both outside and inside the stadium. The wall of red and blue was jaw dropping and deafening.

Flags were waved. Songs were sung.

Eze scores! Screaming, jumping, hugging, faces held, voices lost. Penalty saved! More screaming, more jumping!

The match itself is a blur. Big moments and big performances rotate in the memory.

120 years. 100 minutes, the final whistle.  We did it. We really did it, all of us together.

Worth the wait.

### Ed & Amelie

My Wembley trip was always going to be an emotional one. In September last year, we lost my Dad to cancer. He and I were season ticket holders, and he was the reason I fell in love with Palace – from my first game as a five-year-old, at home to Port Vale. I couldn’t have asked for a better relationship with my Dad, and so much of that was built around Palace.

As heartbreaking as it is that he missed us winning the cup by a few months, I now have my own five-year-old: Amelie. She has filled a massive gap in my Palace-loving life, coming with me to Selhurst this season. Standing with her, singing *Abide With Me* – a song we last sung at Dad’s funeral – before kick-off, and hearing her belt out *Glad All Over*, proudly wearing Grandad’s scarf, was special. I watched her take in the moment of collective elation on full-time, and could tell she was blown away by it all. 

I got to watch the lads on the pitch lift the cup, but also get to see Amelie falling in love with Palace – the embodiment of the semi-final Tifo – which is worth a million FA Cups!

The following day, we had a trip to my Brighton-supporting father-in-laws. “*I know a song about Brighton,*” she said. “*Oh, Andy Johnson’s magic…*”

We need to refine some of the lyrics to that particular song before it gets taken to school…

It is one month to the day since... well, THE day, when Crystal Palace's class of 2024/25 secured their place in history with a performance worthy of any silverware to beat Manchester City at Wembley – and one month to the day since we lifted the FA Cup trophy.

One month on: Your stories of FA Cup Final day

Crystal Palace v Manchester City (2025-05-16)

FA CUP WINNERS COLLECTION - BACK IN STOCK

The Eagles' historic end to the 2024/25 season – sealing a first-ever major trophy, and a record Premier League points total – left many a supporter clamouring for more.

But the good news is that on Wednesday, excitement can well and truly ramp up again towards the 25/26 season, with [our first pre-season friendly also revealed](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/crystal-palace-crawley-pre-season-friendly-july-2025/) earlier this week.

On the morning, we will learn the provisional dates for all of our fixtures but, as always, they will be subject to change through broadcaster selections.

The break will be brief – the **first day** of the **2025/26 Premier League season** will fall on **Saturday, 16th August**, and the **Women’s Super League 2** season start is not long after (**Saturday, 6th September**).

Before then, though, there are plenty of footballing competitions with Palace involvement, not least the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup, where Chris Richards and Matt Turner are representing the United States, and UEFA Women's Euro 2025.

**To get the first news of fixtures and announcements as they break,** make sure to download [**the Official Palace App**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/news/palace-app-upgraded-download-and-use-now/)**,** which will feature news including pre-season friendlies!

We'll also notify you of transfers, fixture changes and any other announcement as soon as it happens. You can [**download the App for free here**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/news/palace-app-upgraded-download-and-use-now/).

**Get your diaries out and pencil the below dates in, because the Eagles will be swooping back into action before you know it…**

| **Date** | **Key event** |
| --- | --- |
| Sun, 15 June (03:15 BST) | 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup kicks off in Canada/United States with Mexico against Dominican Republic |
| Sun, 15th June (23:00 BST) | **United States** v Trinidad & Tobago |
| Mon, 16th June | Men's summer transfer window re-opens |
| Wed, 18th June | Women's summer transfer window opens |
| Wed, 18th June (09:00 BST) | 2025/26 Premier League fixtures released |
| Fri, 20th June (02:15 BST) | Saudi Arabia v **United States** |
| Mon, 23rd June (00:00 BST) | **United States** v Haiti |
| Wed, 2nd July (17:00 BST) | UEFA Women's Euro 2025 kicks off in Switzerland with Iceland vs Finland |
| Mon, 7th July (00:00 BST) | 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup final in Houston |
| Fri, 25th July (19:30 BST) | [Pre-season: Crawley Town v Palace](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/crystal-palace-crawley-pre-season-friendly-july-2025/) |
| Sun, 27th July (17:00 BST) | UEFA Women's Euro 2025 final in Basel |
| w/e Sat, 9th August (date/time TBC) | 2025 Community Shield: Liverpool v Palace |
| w/e Sat, 16th August | 2025/26 Premier League season begins |
| Fri, 29th August | 2025/26 UEFA Europa League league phase draw |
| Mon, 1st September (19:00 BST) | Men’s summer transfer window closes |
| Thu, 4th September | Women's summer transfer window closes |
| w/e Sat, 6th September | 2025/26 Women's Super League 2 season kicks off |


The new 2025/26 season will be here before you know it – with our fresh Premier League fixture list set to be revealed at 09:00 BST next Wednesday (18th June)!

When are Palace's 2025/26 Premier League fixtures revealed?

**Everything you need to know about 2025/26 Season Tickets can be found below.**

Season Ticket+ is also available again next season, offering supporters the chance to make the most of their tickets with a range of exclusive benefits, including priority access to an additional match ticket, unrestricted ticket sharing and a year’s subscription to Palace TV+, **all for an additional £50**. [**Explore all benefits here**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/season-ticket-plus/)**.**

We will also be improving the Ticket Resale process for the 25/26 season, giving supporters the opportunity to use any credit earned by selling match tickets instantly on other ticketing products, or having the chance to withdraw the credit at the end of each month. Please see below for further information.

If you’re not yet a Season Ticket holder, you can [**join the Season Ticket Waiting List**](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Seasons/Seasons?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=WebStory040625-SeasonTicketrenewals) now, giving you the best possible chance of securing a ticket after the renewal phase has ended.

### Ready to renew online?

To renew your Season Ticket, simply:

1. [**Click this link**](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Seasons/Seasons?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=WebStory040625-SeasonTicketrenewals).
2. On the Season Ticket page, you will see a list of supporters you are able to purchase Season Tickets for. Ensure the supporters you want to purchase for are ticked, and then click **ADD TO BASKET**.
3. Once in the basket you will have the option to change the age band to include Season Ticket+. Once you have updated, please click **PROCEED TO CHECKOUT**.
4. Once in the checkout, you will see the amount needed to pay, which will include the balance of any Season Ticket Resale money accrued over the season. Select and complete your payment method (*please note Direct Debit is not available until 16th June*) and click **REVIEW ORDER.**
5. Agree to T’s and C’s, and click **COMPLETE PURCHASE.**
6. You may then be asked to authorise your purchase via your bank. Follow these instructions and you will end on a confirmation page which details your transaction. You should also receive a confirmation email almost immediately after your purchase. Your Season Ticket renewal is now complete.

We encourage all supporters to book tickets online as it remains the easiest and quickest way to make a purchase.

However, we understand that some supporters will still want to call the Box Office to complete their purchase. Please consult the timelines listed in the sales phases below for the correct window in which you will be able to do this.

Please note that further details on Europa League tickets will be announced in due course.

Renew now

### Pricing

With demand for Season Tickets higher than ever before, we remain committed to offering exceptional value to our loyal supporters.

Due to rising costs across the business, and from our suppliers and in employer’s national insurance costs, there will be a small increase in Season Ticket pricing across the board, with the average Season Ticket price for 2025/26 increasing by \*£3.29 per match for Adults; \*£2.33 per match for Concessions; and \*£1.76 per match for Juniors.

This increase comes off the back of being the only Premier League club to freeze our Season Ticket prices for the 2024/25 season, and we believe our Season Tickets remain one of the best value offerings in the Premier League.

On average, Crystal Palace Season Ticket Holders save the cost of between six to seven matches per season, when compared to the total cost of making one-off purchases for matches; the average among other Premier League clubs is between three to four match tickets.

We are also proud to continue our commitment to making Selhurst Park accessible for supporters of all ages by maintaining our Concession and Junior pricing options.

Season Tickets for Under-10s are available from as little as £110 (*£5.79 per match), whilst one Adult and one Under-10 can buy Season Tickets together for a total of as little as £595 combined (*£31.30 per match).

The pricing model has been discussed with representatives from our [Fan Advisory Board](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/supporters/fan-advisory-board/) (FAB).

Outside of the designated Family pricing (which is available in both the Main Stand and Whitehorse Lane end), Season Ticket prices begin – **in Phase 1 (Early Bird) for all prices listed below** – for:

**Adults**: From

- £600 (\*equivalent to £31.58 per match) in the Holmesdale Lower and Whitehorse Lane
- £670 (\*equivalent to £35.26 per match) in the Arthur Wait;
- £695 (\*equivalent to £36.58 per match) in the Holmesdale Upper;
- £775 (\*equivalent to £40.79 per match) in the Main Stand.

**Concessions**: From £405 (\*equivalent to £21.32 per match). Concession pricing is available for supporters aged 18-21 or over the age of 65; full-time students; or those requiring a disabled Season Ticket.

**Juniors**: From £310 (\*£16.32 per match).

\*All price breakdowns above based on 19 home league games.

Your individual renewal rate will be clearly displayed when going through the renewal journey on the ticket site.

[**Full Season Ticket pricing can be found here**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/202526-season-tickets)**.**

### Sales Phases

#### Phase 1 - Wednesday 4th June (from 14:00 BST) – Sunday 15th June (23:59)

*Renewals available with Early Bird pricing (payment in full by debit/credit card).*

Renewals will initially be available online only from 14:00 BST on Wednesday, 4th June.

This year, in order to reduce queuing times for those looking to renew **over the phone or in person,** each stand will have a ‘dedicated day’ in each phase, for those looking to renew via non-online methods.

**Please note that online renewals are available for all Season Ticket Holders every day during this Phase.**

The Phase 1 (Early Bird) schedule for over-the-phone / in-person renewals is as follows:

- **Thursday, 5th June** – from 10:00: Dedicated day for Season Ticket Holders in the Arthur Wait Stand.
- **Friday, 6th June** – from 10:00: Dedicated day for Season Ticket Holders in the Whitehorse Lane.
- **Renewals will be online only over weekend Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th June.**
- **Monday, 9th June** – from 10:00: Dedicated day for Season Ticket Holders in the Main Stand.
- **Tuesday, 10th & Wednesday, 11th June** – from 10:00: Dedicated days for Season Ticket Holders in the Holmesdale Stand.
- **From Thursday, 12th June** – **10:00:** All Season Ticket Holders can renew via all methods (online, over-the-phone and in-person).

#### Phase 2 - Monday, 16th June (from 11:00 BST) – Tuesday, 1st July (17:30)

*Renewals available; payment in full by debit/credit card, or 10-month Direct Debit option open (first payment will start in August).*

*We will also be continuing with two options of payment dates (1st and 15th of each month); this is available from Phase 2 onwards.*

**Please note that online renewals are available for all Season Ticket Holders every day during this Phase.**

The Phase 2 schedule for over-the-phone / in-person renewals is as follows:

- **Monday, 16th June** – from 11:00: Dedicated day for Season Ticket Holders in the Main Stand.
- **Tuesday, 17th June** – from 10:00: Dedicated day for Season Ticket Holders in the Arthur Wait Stand.
- **Wednesday, 18th June** – from 10:00: Dedicated day for Season Ticket Holders in the Whitehorse Lane.
- **Thursday, 19th & Friday, 20th June** – from 10:00: Dedicated day for Season Ticket Holders in the Holmesdale Stand.
- **Renewals will be online only over weekend Saturday, 21st & Sunday, 22nd June.**
- **From Monday, 23rd June:** All Season Ticket Holders can renew via all methods (online, over-the-phone and in-person).

#### Move your seat window

- **Thursday, 3rd July** – from 10:00 – Open to Season Ticket+ holders, in person and over the phone
- **Monday, 7th July** – from 10:00 – All 2025/26 Season Ticket Holders, in person and over the phone

*If upgrading, payment can be taken via debit or credit card, or by updating direct debit.*

#### Phase 3 - Wednesday, 9th July (from 10:00 BST)

*On sale to supporters on our Season Ticket Waiting List, in date order. Supporters will be emailed directly, inviting them to purchase.* *Payment in full by debit/credit card, or 10-month Direct Debit option open (first payment will start in August).*

You can [join the Season Ticket Waiting List now](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Seasons/Seasons?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=WebStory040625-SeasonTicketrenewals).

### What’s new for 25/26 Season Tickets and Season Ticket+?

**All Season Ticket Holders will be able to take advantage of the new streamlined version of Season Ticket Resale.**

When they are unable to make matches, supporters will be able to sell their Season Ticket on the Saturday and spend the funds on an away ticket or cup ticket within 24 hours of the ticket being sold.

Supporters will also have the opportunity to withdraw their funds once a month, save up all your credits and use against the following year's Season Ticket, or spend them as you go on additional tickets for home games, away games and cup games.

To enable this updated approach to Ticket Resale, supporters will receive a set amount of money depending on whether they are Adults, Concessions or Juniors, and what areas they sit in.

Please see below the credit amounts that will be available to each Season Ticket holder if they resell their Season Ticket.

|        |  Adult |  Concession |  Junior | U-10  |
| ------ | ------ | ----------- | ------- | ----- |
| Zone 1 | £45.00 | £31.00      | £21.00  | N/A   |
| Zone 2 | £40.00 | £27.00      | £21.00  | N/A   |
| Zone 3 | £36.00 | £25.00      | £18.00  | N/A   |
| Zone 4 | £35.00 | £23.00      | £17.00  | N/A   |
| Zone 5 | £31.00 | £21.00      | £16.00  | N/A   |
| Family | £25.00 | £17.00      | £11.00  | £5.00 |

### Season Ticket+ Ticket Sharing Enhancement

Season Ticket+ is again available to purchase along with your Season Ticket, and whilst all the benefits from last season remain the same, we have made sharing your ticket with other supporters much easier than previous seasons.

This year, Season Ticket+ holders will only have to add the name of the person attending, along with their email address and the supporter, click 'Share', and your friend and family will automatically receive their ticket.

If the supporter already has a Crystal Palace ticketing account with the same details the ticket will be automatically be added to their account.

If they are new to Crystal Palace, the system will automatically create their ticketing account for them.

### Full FAQs

[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) surrounding 25/26 Season Tickets can be found here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/information/faqs-palace-season-tickets/).

Secure your spot to watch Oliver Glasner’s history-making Crystal Palace side at Selhurst Park next season, with Season Tickets for the 2025/26 campaign available to renew via Direct Debit NOW!

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