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Women's Super League 2

Crystal Palace Women

Welcome back Palace fans! The 2025/26 Barclays Women's Super League 2 season is underway, and here is what you can expect on matchday!

Women's Highlights: Crystal Palace 0-0 Sunderland

Palace hosted Sunderland on the final day of the 2023/24 season as champions-elect. 

The title was virtually guaranteed, as it would have taken a remarkable three-point and 22-goal swing in Charlton's favour to overtake the Eagles.

A record 6,796 fans purchased tickets for the final-day fixture, as the Palace faithful got the party started in SE25.

**The Eagles have the opportunity to make history once again on Saturday, as three points against Portsmouth will see them automatically promoted, and potentially league champions should other results go their way.**

**Click the button below to get your tickets and ensure you don't miss out on another historical day for Palace Women!**

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It was a tight affair in South London, with Molly-Mae Sharpe going close in the first-half.

After the break, both teams hit the woodwork as Izzy Atkinson’s mis-hit cross almost found the top corner for Palace, whilst Sunderland’s Jenna Dear hit the crossbar with a cracking effort from 30 yards.

Neither side could find the breakthough, and ultimately it didn't matter, as the Palace’s players and staff raced onto the Selhurst Park pitch at full-time to celebrate a simply remarkable campaign.

The game marked the conclusion of a fantastic season for Palace Women, who won the league with 46 points - the highest points total in the second-tier since the 2022/23 season.

Jo Potter's side have the opportunity to repeat these heroics for the final game of the WSL2 season on Saturday.

A win will see the Eagles automatically promoted, with a draw in the game between Charlton and Birmingham making Palace WSL2 champions.

**Kicking off at 15:00 BST on Saturday, 2nd May at the VBS Community Stadium, click the button below to ensure you don't miss out!**

As Jo Potter's side gear up for a potentially title-winning final day at the VBS, let's reflect on the two-year anniversary (28th April) of Crystal Palace's Women 2023/24 promotion triumph.

Two Years On: Palace Women become champions

Crystal Palace Women v Portsmouth Women (2026-05-02)

Crystal Palace Women v Sunderland Women (2024-04-28)

Be there for the final day!

Last May, it was announced that [Crystal Palace Women would be competing in the newly-named Women's Super League 2.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/palace-women-to-compete-in-newly-named-wsl2-from-2025-26/)

Along with a new name - the WSL2 has a new structure for this season. 

In previous years, only the top team would earn promotion to the WSL - this was how Palace earned WSL promotion in the 2023/24 season.

However, for this season only, up to three teams can go up - making this a totally unique campaign for Jo Potter's side.

#### **Who gets promoted to the WSL this season?**

- Like previous years, the first-place side will earn automatic promotion to the WSL.
- The second-place team will also earn automatic promotion to the topflight.
- The third-place team will contest a playoff game against the bottom side in the WSL, with the winner taking the last spot in the topflight.

The 2025/26 format is unique to this campaign, as from the 2026/27 season onwards - the second-place team will contest the playoff against the 13th-place WSL side.

This means the WSL will have 14 teams instead of 12 from the 2026/27 season.

#### **What do Palace need to do?**

After a dramatic penultimate day in the WSL2, **a win on the final day will see Palace automatically promoted to the WSL.**

Following the 2-1 win away in Sunderland, Palace Women are in third-place with 41 points - the promotion playoff position.

Charlton Athletic sit in first-place, one point ahead of Palace on 42 points.

Second-place Birmingham City are level on points with Palace, but have a significantly better goal difference (+7).

The order of the top three will now come down to the final day, with Palace taking on a relegated Portsmouth at the VBS, whilst Charlton face Birmingham City at home.

**If Palace win against Portsmouth**, they will guarantee second-place and automatic promotion to the WSL, as a minimum.

**If Palace draw against Portsmouth**, they can still finish second if Birmingham beat Charlton.

**If Palace lose against Portsmouth,**  they will finish third unless Charlton beat Birmingham by more than eight goals.

**To finish first**, Palace will need to win and hope the Charlton v Birmingham game ends in a draw.

Kick-off is at 15:00 BST on Saturday, 2nd May, as the WSL2 draws to a dramatic conclusion.

**Tickets are selling fast for that HUGE clash in South London, click below to get yours now!**

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One game separates Crystal Palace Women from an immediate return to the Women's Super League. Read below to see what Jo Potter's side need to do...

One more game: What Palace need to get promoted on the final day

Speaking to former Lioness Lianne Sanderson, Sharpe discussed the season so far and highlighted Palace's fine form since the start of the year.

She began: "We didn't have the best start to the season - we lost a few games and drew a few games that we would have wanted to win. 

"I think since just before Christmas, our results have been so much better - we're on a run at the moment. 

"Promotion has always been in our sights - that's something we've wanted this season and we haven't shied away from it."

Sharpe reflected on how last season's relegation from the Women's Super League affected the team, and how it has been used as motivation for this campaign.

"It's obviously a difficult one being up there last season and then coming down, we took a hit and it was hard for the girls that got relegated. 

"But I think we've just pulled together as a team, which has been so important. 

"The standard in the WSL now is crazy and there's some unbelievable, world-class players.

"When you get to that level, staying there takes hard work every single week and you need to get points out of the big clubs sometimes and that's something that we failed to do last year, unfortunately," she said.

I just love playing football for Palace and the club means the world to me now.

Sharpe is Palace Women's record appearance-maker in the professional era, [becoming the first player to reach the 100 appearances mark in September.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/women/molly-mae-sharpe-100-appearances-in-red-and-blue/)

Having donned the red and blue for five years now, she talked about what makes the club so special.

She said: "I think there is such a family feel around the club. Obviously, I'm not from London, I'm from the North, but when you get here, you do feel like you're at home.

"It feels like people want to look after you, the community feel that the club's got, being at the Academy, being around the boys - you feel really part of it. 

"I think that's the main thing for me, the facilities are amazing and I just love playing football for Palace and the club means the world to me now."

Sharpe then spoke about life under Jo Potter, someone who Sanderson played with at Arsenal.

"She's got high demands for us. I won't sugarcoat it - she expects a lot from us, but I think with the set of players that we've got, why shouldn't she and why wouldn't she? 

"Because we've got a lot of talent. She holds us accountable when we're not doing what we can do and she holds herself and the other coaches accountable when they're not doing the best that they can do as well, which I have so much respect for. 

"She is a fierce competitor, even in training. She wants all the teams to have that winning mentality and I think that then shows on a Sunday.

"I think that's so important around training and being in the sport that we play, just being competitive, constantly. 

"Since she's been in she's been brilliant and since we were talking about the turn of our results - I think a lot of that's down to Jo, helping us, giving us confidence, letting us also be free," she said.

A defining moment of Palace's season so far was the [3-2 win over Charlton at Selhurst Park in March.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/match-reports/report-palace-triumph-over-charlton-in-selhurst-park-thriller/)

Palace's number eight talked about the emotions leading up to the game, and what it took to beat the Addicks.

She said: "Everything was riding on that game - Charlton were top, we were six points away and we were thinking we need to win this game or else we're going to lose the pack. 

"It was at Selhurst, it was a big occasion for me and the girls, and we thrive when we play there - we absolutely love it, that's where we want to be.

"We feel like it's a privilege for us to play there as well and I think going into that game - we had a really good game plan.

"We knew what Charlton were going to do, they like to go long - we knew that and I felt we dealt with it really well, but I do think it just came down to who wanted it more and it was us at the end of the day.

"The goals that we scored were really, really good and with my assist - I got kicked in the face when I headed it!

"It was an unbelievable game, unbelievable day and such an experience again for us to play at Selhurst."

With just two games remaining in the Barclays Women's Super League 2, Palace can still earn automatic promotion to the topflight.

If they win one of their remaining games against Sunderland and Portsmouth, they will guarantee a promotion playoff spot.

Sharpe spoke about the team's mentality heading into these two seismic games. 

She said: "This is a completely new situation, so I think we're just looking at it as we still have the chance to finish first or second.

"We're just going to do everything in our power - win them last two games and see if other results go our way."

Sharpe and the team return to WSL2 action on Sunday, 26th April with a trip to Sunderland.

Following that will be the final game of the regular season - Portsmouth at home on the 2nd May.

Kicking off at 15:00 at the VBS Community Stadium, tickets are available via the button below!

Palace winger Molly-Mae Sharpe spoke to talkSPORT last week about that Charlton win, playing under Manager Jo Potter and the prospect of an immediate return to the topflight.

Sharpe: We know what it takes

Sunderland Women v Crystal Palace Women (2026-04-26)

Palace are currently fighting for an immediate return to the Women's Super League, and sit third in the league with two games to go.

One more win would seal a promotion playoff position, but two wins could see the Eagles go up automatically.

Opponents Portsmouth will likely need a win in South London to avoid relegation to the third-tier, so both teams will be desperate to win in Sutton.

**[Click here to find out exactly what Palace will need to do to get promoted!](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/women/the-run-in-what-do-palace-need-to-get-promoted/)**

#### **What to expect from our Fanzone?**

The **Fanzone opens at 13:30 BST**, 90 minutes before kick-off, and is packed with family-friendly games and activities. It's the perfect place to get into the matchday spirit!

**You can look forward to a range of exciting attractions, including:**

- **Half-time penalty shoot-out: Our popular penalty shoot-out challenge returns!**
- **Arts and Crafts station: Create something special for the final game of the season.**
- **Player signing session: A Crystal Palace star will be in the Fanzone before kick-off - come and say hi!**
- **Face-painter: Show your support in style and get your face painted with the Palace colours.**
- **Pete and Alice: Get your photo taken with our beloved club mascots, Pete and Alice, who will be there to meet fans of all ages.**

And for those looking to grab a bite or a drink, we've got our updated food menu and the **['Alcohol in the Bowl'](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/women/crystal-palace-women-to-participate-in-fan-choice-alcohol-in-the-bowl-trial/)** scheme will be in effect, allowing you to enjoy a drink in the stands whilst you watch the match unfold.

### **Before you travel**

**All tickets will be digital** and will be emailed to the account holder before each game.

**Tickets for every game** will be sent out as PDF files, which can either be scanned on your phone at the gates, or printed off at home.

Although we are not expecting any travel disruption, we always recommend arriving early to soak up the atmosphere and avoid any queues at the turnstiles.

### **Seating Arrangements**

Although all supporters at Selhurst Park matches will be seated, matches **in Sutton** will see supporters have the option of purchasing either a **Seating Ticket** – allowing them to reserve a specific seat within the VBS Community Stadium’s stands – or a **Standing Ticket**.

Standing Tickets are not restricted to specific areas. Supporters will be able to move around all terracing stands at the VBS Community Stadium, depending on availability.

If you are a supporter with any **accessibility requirements**, please contact our dedicated Disability Liaison Officer, Rhianna Odartey, either by email **[dlo@cpfc.co.uk](mailto:dlo@cpfc.co.uk)** or call 0208 768 6000. Limited parking is available for supporters with a blue badge.

### **Going to the game?**

We can't wait to welcome you to Sutton for what should be another amazing matchday in South London.

For any questions or queries relating to the VBS, click the button below to access our 2025/26 Supporter’s Guide to the VBS Community Stadium.

Supporters Guide

### **Getting to the VBS Community Stadium**

The VBS Community Stadium is easily accessible by both car and public transport.

The closest train station is West Sutton, which is just a short walk from the ground. Alternatively, you can take a train to Sutton station and enjoy a 20-minute walk down the high street to the stadium. If you’re travelling by bus, the 413 and 80 routes run close to the stadium.

For those driving, please note that the stadium car park is for permit holders only. We recommend parking at the Gibson Road municipal car park, which is about a 15-minute walk from the ground.

### **Can I watch from home?**

If you are unable to attend the VBS Community Stadium, you can still watch the game LIVE on YouTube, with a link to the stream being provided closer to kick-off.

Coverage starts from 15:00 BST, with the game being streamed on the **[official BWSL2 YouTube account.](https://www.youtube.com/@BarclaysWSL2)**

The best of the day's content will also take centre-stage on **[cpfc.co.uk](http://cpfc.co.uk)**, and our dedicated Palace Women's X and Instagram accounts. Highlights will also be available via Palace TV in the subsequent days.

### **Match Details**

- **Crystal Palace Women vs Portsmouth Women**
- **Saturday, 2nd May (15:00 BST)**
- **Barclays Women's Super League 2**
- **VBS Community Stadium**

We can't wait to see you there to cheer on the Eagles for the final game of the regular season!

It's set to be a dramatic final day in the Barclays Women's Super League 2, as Palace could seal promotion to the topflight at home to Portsmouth. Read below to see what will be on offer in Sutton...

What to expect from Palace Women v Portsmouth

The final round of fixtures in the WSL2 have been confirmed to take place on Saturday 2nd May with all matches kicking off at 15:00 and available to watch on YouTube.

As a reminder, the teams that finish first and second are automatically promoted - whilst the team who finishes third has an opportunity to take the final Barclays WSL spot if they win the Play Off against the 12th placed Barclays WSL team, a new feature for this season.  

Palace currently occupy that third-spot, and will host Portsmouth in the final game of the regular season at the VBS Community Stadium on Saturday 2nd May.

Should Palace finish the season in third, they will then contest the Play Off with the 12th-place WSL team - read below the find out the details.

##### **Final Game details**

- **Fixture:** Crystal Palace Women v Portsmouth Women
- **Date:** Saturday, 2nd May
- **Time:** 15:00 GMT
- **Venue:** VBS Community Stadium
- **Competition:** Barclays Women's Super League 2
- **[Tickets available here](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/891?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cpfcw-2026-home-games-web-portsmouth-16.12.25)**
- **[Watch live on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@BarclaysWSL2)**

##### **The Play Off details**

The final curtain comes down on the season at the Play-Off, the one-off game presented by Mercedes-Benz, which will determine who takes the final spot in the expanded Barclays WSL next season.

Due to the Barclays WSL2 season finishing a week earlier, it was agreed that the Play Off will take place at the home ground of the participating Barclays WSL2 club. 

Both competing clubs will be given an equal spilt of general admission tickets.

- **Date:** Saturday, 23rd May
- **Time:** 12:30 GMT
- Available to watch on Sky Sports and BBC Sport

Dates and broadcast details for the final matches of the Barclays Women's Super League 2 2025/26 season have been confirmed. 

Dates and broadcast details confirmed for the end of the WSL2 season

Crystal Palace Women v Portsmouth Women (2026-05-03)

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Only six games remain in the Barclays Women's Super League 2, and Palace find themselves in third-place.

This would not be enough for promotion in seasons gone by, but up to three teams can get promoted this season as a result of the WSL's expansion to 14 teams from next season.

The first and second-place teams will earn automatic promotion, whilst the third-place team will contest a play-off against the team that finishes last in the WSL.

**With the Eagles already in third, and just one point behind second-place - now is the perfect time to get down to the VBS and cheer the team on!**

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Palace are coming into form at the perfect time as well, with the Eagles having won seven of their last eight games in the league.

Most recently, Palace went away to second-place Birmingham and won 3-1 - [courtesy of goals from Annabel Blanchard, Abbie Larkin and Elise Hughes.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/women/report-palace-women-go-third-with-huge-win-against-birmingham/)

Their next game is on Sunday, 15th March - where they take on Nottingham Forest at the VBS Community Stadium, and a win could see the Eagles climb to second-place.

Just two weeks later and Palace Women will host first-place Charlton Athletic at Selhurst Park, in what is set to be a decisive clash in the race for promotion.

**Tickets for these games, and the remaining home clashes against Ipswich and Portsmouth are on sale now!**

#### **The Run-In**

Four home games remain for Palace, and you can tickets for each game below!

**15/03/26 - Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest, VBS Community Stadium (KO: 14:00 GMT)** - [Buy tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/889?utm_source=email-solus&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CPFCW-UpcomingMatches-February-Web24.02.26)

**29/03/26 - Crystal Palace v Charlton Athletic, Selhurst Park (KO: 14:00 BST)** - [Buy tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/962?utm_source=email-solus&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CPFCW-UpcomingMatches-February-Web24.02.26)

**05/04/26 - Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town, VBS Community Stadium (KO: 14:00 BST)** - [Buy tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/890?utm_source=email-solus&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CPFCW-UpcomingMatches-February-Web24.02.26)

**03/05/26 - Crystal Palace v Portsmouth, VBS Community Stadium (KO: TBD)** - [Buy tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/891?utm_source=email-solus&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CPFCW-UpcomingMatches-February-Web24.02.26)

*Away ticket details will be announced in due course.*

Jo Potter's side are in the race for promotion to the Women's Super League, and they need you to get behind the team!

Palace Women need YOU for the run-in

Crystal Palace Women v Ipswich Town Women (2026-04-05)

Crystal Palace Women v Charlton Athletic Women (2026-03-29)

Newcastle United Women v Crystal Palace Women (2026-03-22)

Crystal Palace Women v Nottingham Forest Women (2026-03-15)

Secure your tickets here!

Jo Potter's side will be looking to climb the WSL2 table, especially as up to **THREE** teams can earn promotion to the topflight this season.

You can be there to cheer the team on in each of those games in Sutton, [with tickets available here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Events?preFilter=6&preFilterName=3.%20Women%27s%20Matches&utm_source=pcb&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cpfcw-2026-home-games-16.12.25)

Tickets are now on sale for our home matches against:

- **Durham:** Sunday, 25th January, 12:00 GMT - [Secure your tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/887?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cpfcw-2026-home-games-web-durham-16.12.25)

- **Bristol City:** Sunday, 8th February, 14:00 GMT- [Secure your tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/888?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cpfcw-2026-home-games-web-bristol-16.12.25)

- **Nottingham Forest:** Sunday, 15th March, 14:00 GMT - [Secure your tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/889?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cpfcw-2026-home-games-web-forest-16.12.25)

- **Ipswich Town:** Sunday, 5th April, 14:00 BST - [Secure your tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/890?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cpfcw-2026-home-games-web-ipswich-16.12.25)

- **Portsmouth:** Sunday, 3rd May, 14:00 BST - [Secure your tickets here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/891?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cpfcw-2026-home-games-web-portsmouth-16.12.25)

*Details regarding our Charlton fixture at Selhurst Park (Sunday, 29th March, 14:00 BST) are set to be announced in due course.*

*All dates and kick-off times subject to change.*

Buy tickets!

### Seating Arrangements

Matches **in Sutton** will see supporters have the option of purchasing either a **Seating Ticket** – allowing them to reserve a specific seat within the VBS Community Stadium’s stands – or a **Standing Ticket**.

Standing Tickets are not restricted to specific areas. Supporters will be able to move around all terracing stands at the VBS Community Stadium, depending on availability.

If you are a supporter with any **accessibility requirements**, please contact our dedicated Disability Liaison Officer, Rhianna Odartey, either by email [**dlo@cpfc.co.uk**](mailto:dlo@cpfc.co.uk) or call 0208 768 6000. Limited parking is available for supporters with a blue badge.

We recommend purchasing all tickets online, in advance of each match, to ensure you don’t miss out.

### Ticket information

**All tickets will be digital** and will be emailed to the account holder before each game.

**Tickets for every game** will be sent out as PDF files, which can either be scanned on your phone at the gates, or printed off at home.

### 2025/26 BWSL2 Match Ticket Prices

**Seated**

- **Adults: £12**
- **Under-16s: £5**

**Standing**

- **Adults: £9**
- **Under-16s: £5**

### Match Details

**Crystal Palace v Durham**

- Sunday, 25th January

- VBS Community Stadium

- 12:00 GMT

*This game will be our 'Kids Day' - so Juniors (Under 16's) can attend this game from just £1 a ticket!*

**Crystal Palace v Bristol City**

- Sunday, 8th February

- VBS Community Stadium

- 14:00 GMT

**Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest**

- Sunday, 15th March

- VBS Community Stadium

- 14:00 GMT

**Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town**

- Sunday, 5th April

- VBS Community Stadium

- 14:00 BST

**Crystal Palace v Portsmouth**

- Sunday, 3rd May

- VBS Community Stadium

- 14:00 BST

2026 is set to be a huge year for Crystal Palace Women, and you can now get tickets for each of our five home games at the VBS Community Stadium in Sutton.

All 2026 Palace Women games at the VBS on sale now!

Crystal Palace Women v Durham Women (2026-01-25)

Crystal Palace Women v Bristol City Women (2026-02-08)

Buy your Half-Season Ticket here!

With Jo Potter's side targeting promotion to the topflight, the second half of the WSL2 season is set to be thrilling!

Adding to the excitement, every Palace Women's home league game next year will feature a unique theme, with more details to be announced in the future.

From just £25, you can be there at every game to watch the drama unfold.

**Here are all the games that you can get with your Half-Season Ticket:**

- 25/01/26 - Crystal Palace Women v Durham **(Kid's Day)**
- 08/02/26 - Crystal Palace Women v Bristol City **(Palace for Life Foundation Match)**
- 15/02/26 - Crystal Palace Women v Nottingham Forest **(Women's Empowerment Match)**
- 29/03/26 - Crystal Palace Women v Charlton Athletic **(Selhurst Park Match)**
- 05/04/26 - Crystal Palace Women v Ipswich Town **(Members Day)**
- 03/05/26 - Crystal Palace Women v Portsmouth **(Fan Appreciation Day)**

We've already packed so much excitement into our matchdays this season! Take a look through the gallery below to see what you may have missed.

### Half-Season Ticket Prices

#### **Standing:**

- **Adult: £39 (£6.5 per game)**
- **Junior (Under-16): £25 (£4.16 per game)**
- **25/26 Men’s Season Ticket holders: £35 (£5.83 per game)**

#### **Seating:**

- **Adult: £50 (£8.33 per game)**
- **Junior (Under-16): £25 (£4.16 per game)**
- **25/26 Men’s Season Ticket holders: £35 (£5.83 per game)**

### Key Information

Please note that any home Adobe Women's FA Cup or Subway Women's League Cup ties will not be included in Half-Season Tickets.

Don’t miss your chance to back the Eagles in 2026 – secure your Half-Season Ticket by clicking the button below!

Half-Season Tickets are back! You can back Palace Women on their Barclays Women's Super League 2 journey for a truly unbeatable price.

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