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Get ready for an unforgettable Crystal Palace Women matchday!

From thrilling on-pitch action to family-friendly entertainment, here is everything you can expect on gameday at the VBS Community Stadium in Sutton.

It's set to be a thrilling end to the season as Palace Women host [West Ham](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/542?position) and [Leicester](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/543?position) for their final two home games.

Tickets for these final two home matches are now available, and [you can get them here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Events?preFilter=6&preFilterName=2.%20Women%27s%20Matches)

Mascot packages are still available for these two games - don’t miss the chance to walk out with the team in Sutton!

[Click here to find out more and make it a matchday to remember!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Events?preFilter=23&preFilterName=3.%20Women%27s%20Mascot%20Packages)

***Please note that the kick-off time and date for the Leicester game are subject to change, due to potential broadcast picks.***

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### What can I expect from matchday?

Arrive early and enjoy our **Fanzone**, **opening from 11:00 for our game against West Ham, and 12:30 for our game against Leicester (90 minutes before kick-off)** and packed with entertainment for all ages.

Situated just beyond the Collingwood Road Stand, the Fanzone is the ideal place for pre-match fun, games, entertainment and refreshments.

Planning your visit? [Find everything you need to know about a Palace Women’s matchday here.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/information/palace-women-matchday-tickets-info/)

### Crystal Palace v West Ham: Matchday Schedule

- **11:00 BST**: Turnstiles and Fanzone Open

- **11:30**: Line-ups announced

- **12:30**: Kick-off!

### Crystal Palace v Leicester: Matchday Schedule

- **12:30 BST**: Turnstiles and Fanzone Open

- **13:00**: Line-ups announced

- **14:00**: Kick-off!

### **Crystal Palace v West Ham**

### Prices

**Seated**

- Adults: £12
- Under-16s: £5

**Standing**

- Adults: £10
- Under-16s: £5

### Match Details

**Crystal Palace v West Ham**

- Sunday, 27th April
- VBS Community Stadium
- 12:30 BST

Buy tickets for Palace v West Ham here!

### **Crystal Palace v Leicester City**

### Prices

**Seated**

- Adults: £12
- Under-16s: £5

**Standing**

- Adults: £10
- Under-16s: £5

### Match Details

**Crystal Palace v Leicester City**

- Sunday, 4th May
- VBS Community Stadium
- 14:00 BST

Buy tickets for Palace v Leicester here!

It is set to be an exciting end to the season in the Barclays Women's Super League for Crystal Palace, and tickets are now on-sale for our final two home games of the campaign.

Be there for Palace Women's final two home games - tickets on sale now!

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Palace Women's game against West Ham at the VBS Community Stadium was originally scheduled to kick off at 14:00 **on Sunday, 27th April**, with **kick-off now scheduled for 12:30 BST instead**.

The game will be broadcast live on **BBC iPlayer** and the [**BBC Sport website**](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00260cf) in the UK.

In the WSL this season, matches will be shown on both BBC Sport and Sky Sports, the two primary broadcast partners of the league.

Every single match which is not shown across these platforms this season will be available to live stream via the WSL YouTube channel.

If you can't watch the game, the best place to follow all the action live on matchday is via our [**Palace Women X channel**](https://x.com/cpfc_w) and [**Instagram channel,**](https://www.instagram.com/cpfc_w/?hl=en) with live updates and content throughout the afternoon.

You can also follow via the official [**Crystal Palace App**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/information/palace-app-upgraded-download-and-use-now/), through which **goal updates and other important notifications are delivered straight to your phone**, keeping you informed of all the goals and key incidents for both sides.

Throughout the game, live **Opta stats** on the app will also keep you up to date with all the action. Even from ahead of matchday, and after the full-time whistle, you can follow all the action, **with previews, reaction and video** all in one place.

**Tickets for this game are now on-sale,** you can find out more details below!

*Please read the information in full below before purchasing your tickets.*

### 📅 **Match Details**

**Crystal Palace v West Ham:**

- **Opponent**: West Ham
- **Date**: Wednesday, 27th April
- **Time**: 12:30
- **Competition**: Barclays Women's Super League
- **Venue**: VBS Community Stadium, Sutton

### 🎟 **Ticket Prices**

**Seating:**

- **Adults: £12**
- **Under-16s: £5**

**Standing:**

- **Adults: £10**
- **Under-16s: £5**

Crystal Palace Women’s home fixture in the Barclays Women’s Super League fixture against West Ham will now kick off at 12:30 BST on Sunday, 27th April.

Palace’s WSL fixture against West Ham rescheduled

Since his arrival in January, the former Norway Under-21s manager has faced injury setbacks, a demanding fixture list, and the pressure of a relegation battle.

Despite the challenges, his belief in the team remains unwavering.

Reflecting on his time so far in the job, Smerud acknowledges the difficulties but also sees room for optimism.

He said: “We can control some things, and others we cannot, of course, we need to do our bit.

“We’ve tried, and sometimes it hasn’t quite worked, but we have a few more chances, so we’ll go for them.”

His message to both his players and the fans is clear: progress is being made, and with time, hard work, and belief, results will come.

One of the biggest obstacles Smerud has faced since taking charge has been injuries, which have limited his ability to work with a full squad in training.

“The most challenging thing has been we had a lot of injuries in this period, which makes it more difficult to get to work on developing.

“I look forward to putting all the pieces together and getting some good training sessions with enough people so we can get into match intensity in training as well.

“We need that, and we look forward to it,” he said.

Despite these difficulties, Smerud remains focused on building a team that can compete in every match.

He recognises the importance of finding consistency in performances, particularly in key moments that can define games.

As Palace fight for survival, Smerud knows that small margins can make a big difference, particularly when it comes to scoring early.

He said: “If we score first, it will be a different game, so we have to keep believing.

“That’s really important, but even more so is continuing to develop. If we do that, we will be in every game.”

An emphasis on teamwork is central to his philosophy. While individual talent plays a role, Smerud believes success will come from collective effort and a shared understanding on the pitch.

As the season nears its final stretch, balancing expectations is key. The team faces tough opposition, and while every match is an opportunity, Smerud knows the realities of competing at this level.

He said: “I think the expectations of football are what make it so exciting, the underdog can always perform.

“You need to do certain things to take points against the best teams, but it’s about creating the belief that it can be done.”

That belief is something he has been working to instil in his squad, ensuring they remain confident and focused, regardless of external pressures.

“It’s happened a lot in football, so it’s not that difficult to believe, but you have to manage the game well.

“Keep the opposition from controlling it and also try to create, so it’s more about that than the psychological part,” Smerud said.

Through the ups and downs of the season, one constant has been the support from the Palace fans, something Smerud deeply appreciates.

“The point of football is bringing people together and creating a good experience, I’m really glad everyone has shown up and supported us.

“Women’s football is really growing, and we’re seeing that growth here at Palace too.”

That connection between team and supporters will be crucial in the weeks ahead. With difficult matches still to come, having the backing of the fans could make all the difference.

With an international break providing a brief pause, Smerud is eager to use the time wisely.

The opportunity to work more closely with his players in training is one he welcomes, especially given the injury challenges of recent months.

Since Leif’s arrival on the 1st March, the games have come thick and fast, with the Eagles playing five games in four weeks.

He said: “There have been some positives from this block but I think the biggest challenge has been that we haven’t had enough people available for the kind of training sessions we need.

“I look forward to getting everyone back, training at full intensity, and preparing for the final part of the season.”

Despite the challenges, Smerud remains committed to his approach. He sees progress being made and is determined to build on the foundations that have been put in place.

“We’ve tried to do everything we can, and we’ll keep pushing.

“We’ll be in every game and see how long we can go. That’s the focus.”

There is work to do, but with a clear vision, a committed squad, and the support of the fans, Smerud is ready for the fight ahead.

Next up for Palace Women is a trip to Kingsmeadow to face Chelsea in the WSL on Wednesday 23rd April, before another huge home game against West Ham on the 27th April.

[Tickets for both those fixtures are available here!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/Events?preFilter=6&preFilterName=2.%20Women%27s%20Matches)

Two months into his tenure as Crystal Palace Women boss, Leif Smerud remains focused on the task at hand: building a competitive side in challenging circumstances. 

Smerud: We have to keep believing

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Your child could be one of the lucky few to walk out with the players and be a part of our historic WSL season, with packages now available for our Adobe Women's FA Cup home game against **Newcastle United** at the **VBS Community Stadium** on **Sunday, 9th February (kick-off 13:00 GMT)**.

You can now see **our brand new dedicated page** to get the latest mascot information, [click here to find out more!](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/palace-mascots/?utm_source=website&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=Mascot-Homepage-21.01.25)

Mascot Homepage

#### Grade A games

*All fixture dates and kick-off times subject to change. Kick-off times currently scheduled for 14:00 GMT unless otherwise stated.*

- **Arsenal** – Sunday, 30th March (Venue TBC): Sold-out

#### Grade B games

- **Newcastle (FA Cup)** - Sunday, 9th February (**KO: 13:00**): [Buy now!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/560?position=4)
- **Liverpool** – Sunday, 2nd March: [Buy now!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/397?position=6)
- **Aston Villa** – Sunday, 16th March: [Buy now!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/399?position=8)
- **West Ham United** – Sunday, 27th April: [Buy now!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/403?position=5)
- **Leicester City** – Sunday, 4th May: [Buy now!](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Event/Index/402?position=6)

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Our Women’s Mascot packages are now available for our next three home games in February and March, read below about how your child can get involved!

All remaining mascot packages now on sale for Palace Women

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After an unforgettable 2024, supporters are invited to get behind the Eagles as they face the best teams in the country, in what promises to be an action-packed second half of the season.

Half-Season Tickets provide access to all six of Palace Women’s remaining home league fixtures in 2024/25, including key clashes against Tottenham Hotspur (Sunday, 26th January) at the VBS Community Stadium and Arsenal (Sunday, 30th March) at Selhurst Park.

Packed with family-friendly entertainment, Palace Women home matchdays are more than just football, there really is something for everyone.

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### Half-Season Ticket Prices

#### **Standing:**

- **Adult: £44** (£7.33 per game)
- **Junior (Under-16): £28** (£4.66 per game)
- **24/25 Men’s Season Ticket holders: £36** (£6 per game)

#### **Seating:**

- **Adult:**  **£50** (8.33 per game)
- **Junior (Under-16): £30** (£5 per game)
- **24/25 Men’s Season Ticket holders:**  **£41** (£6.83 per game)

### Key Information

Please note that our home FA Cup ties will not be included in Half-Season Tickets.

Don’t miss your chance to back the Eagles for the remainder of 2024/25 – secure your Half-Season Ticket today!

👉[ Purchase your Half-Season Ticket now](https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cpfc/EDP/Season/Index/348?returnUrl=%2Fcpfc%2FSeasons%2FSeasons)

There's still time to be part of our historic Barclays Women's Super League campaign – secure your Half-Season Ticket and support Palace Women as the season unfolds!

Join the WSL journey: 2025 Palace Women Half-Season Tickets on sale!

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