"I think I was good today,” he told Palace TV after full-time. “I helped my team. After a long time, it’s not easy to come back and to play almost 80 minutes in this very competitive game.

“It was a tough game for both teams. I’m happy with how I did.”

The Palace captain says Eberechi Eze is another to benefit from a return to the side, after being central to much of the visitors’ attacking endeavour in the first-half.

“Ebs is getting better because he gets more games in his legs,” Milivojevic said. “For us as players it’s important that we get rhythm of the games, and when you get it it’s much easier for you to compete in the game and bring quality to the game.

“After a long time, if you don’t play you need to get that rhythm. You try to be as simple as possible and get it on the level you want. Ebs is definitely getting better and better, and I think he did it very well.”

Patrick Vieira tweaked Palace’s tactical set-up, starting with a three man defensive line in the Midlands.

“Today we tried to change to avoid the middle \[of the\] pitch where they are very strong,” he explained. “We tried to attack them through the wide areas.

“We tried with three at the back from the start of the game and I think it worked very well today.

“We definitely deserved more from this game, especially in the first-half \[when\] we had good chances and in the beginning of the second-half as well.

“I think generally we played well, and maybe we deserved to win today.”

Luka Milivojevic says he is pleased with his performance at Villa Park after making his first start since February against Aston Villa.

Milivojevic pleased with first start since February

Aston Villa v Crystal Palace (2022-05-15)

“We tried our best, but when we get to the last third we don’t always make the right decisions,” Vieira said in his post-match press conference. “Of course we need to keep working and improving, but this is one of the areas that next year will have to be better.

“There was space for us today with the way we played and the chances we created we should score more than one goal.”

Despite the draw, Vieira was pleased with his side’s overall display and singled out captain Luka Millivojevic – making his first start since February – in particular.

“I’m really happy with the performance,” he said. “From the first minute we played well and we managed to control the game. We showed quality and we showed character to get back into the game and managed to take a point.

“I was really pleased because it wasn’t easy to concede that goal. We didn’t deserve to concede that goal. We showed quality and character to fight and find the strength to get back into the game and score that goal.

“I was really pleased with the game that \[Luka\] had. For someone who did not play a lot in the last couple of months, he showed experience, he showed quality and his decision making was really good.

“He managed the tempo of the game so I was really pleased with his performance.”

Patrick Vieira says improving Palace’s decision making in the final third will be crucial to their prospects next season, despite a performance that pleased him at Villa Park.

Vieira pleased with performance but says improvement needed

Clyne adapted to Palace's 3-5-2 formation with ease, driving many of the visitors' attacks in the wide areas. He topped the poll with 28.8% of the vote.

Eberechi Eze came in second after impressing in a central position, with 22.8% of the vote. Jeffrey Schlupp, who came off the bench to score the equaliser, came in third (13.9%).

Check out the full results in the poll!

Palace came from behind to secure a well-deserved point at Villa Park - and you voted Nathaniel Clyne your Man of the Match!

Clyne wins MOTM vote in tough Villa draw

## Summary:

- Ings has the first chance of the game, poking wide from Luiz’s low cross
- The Villa forward goes close again, volleying over the crossbar from 12-yards out.
- Zaha stings the palms of Martinez with a swerving drive.
- Ings can’t pick out the top corner after Watkins’ hold-up play.
- Clyne sees his low effort tipped around the post by the Villa ‘keeper.
- **HT: Aston Villa 0-0 Palace**
- Gallagher’s deflected effort sends Martinez scrambling across goal.
- Watkins gives Villa the lead despite Palace protests
- Palace equalise as Guehi nods down for Schlupp to prod home.
- Watkins misses golden opportunity to win it in added time.
- **FT: Aston Villa 1-1 Palace**

There are few more historic sights in the English game than the Holte End at Villa Park in full voice, and this was what greeted the Palace as they emerged to a sea of noise and colour; thousands of claret and blue flags celebrated the 40th anniversary of the hosts’ European Cup triumph.

Palace, however, had their minds focused on the here and now. Setting up in a 3-5-2 formation with Cheikhou Kouyaté as an auxiliary centre-back, they looked to establish an early control on the game.

But it was the hosts who created the first real opportunities. Danny Ings was integral, first poking wide from Douglas Luiz’s cross before volleying over the top from 12-yards out when he really should have hit the target.

Palace threatened from set-pieces, with Villa unable to deal with their deep deliveries nodded back across goal. Conor Gallagher came closest, seeing a powerful header blocked on its way to goal.

With the ball at their feet, Eberechi Eze and Wilfried Zaha were able to demonstrate their mercurial ability; the latter unleashed a swerving drive from the edge of the penalty area that stung the palms of Emiliano Martinez.

Moments later the home fans thought they were ahead, as Watkins latched onto a ball in behind and held off the defender. His lay-off found Ings in the penalty area, but he couldn’t pick out the top corner.

By half-time, Palace were firmly in control and were stroking the ball around in the Villa half, with Eze at the heart of it all. After another mazy run from midfield, he worked the ball to Nathaniel Clyne, whose low driven effort was tipped around the post by Martinez. It was the closest either side had come.

The Eagles emerged with the same positivity after the break, and their constant harrying of Villa on the ball was beginning to spark unrest in the stands.

An early chance to deliver from a set-piece proved unsuccessful, and gradually the home side grew into the game once again.

There was plenty of threat out wide for both sides and Steven Gerrard was left shaking his head as Matty Cash flashed the ball across the face of goal, but no one in claret and blue was there to tap home.

At the other end Zaha was involved in non-stop battles with his defensive counterparts. After Palace won the ball back high upfield, Gallagher found space on the edge of the area to fire at goal; the ball took a nick off Tyrone Mings, sending Martinez scrambling across goal to make the save.

For all Palace’s pressure, it was Aston Villa who took the lead – and it was a goal that will not have pleased Patrick Vieira. As Marc Guéhi and Watkins battled to meet a deep, floated cross towards the far post they tumbled over one another, the ball striking the pair before trickling past Jack Butland.

The Palace players protested – it looked as if Watkins was tugging Guéhi’s shirt as they went down – but the referee waved them away and awarded the goal.

Forced to roll the dice, Vieira introduced Odsonne Edouard, Christian Benteke and Jeffrey Schlupp to try to spark a Palace revival. It worked.

It came from a set-piece, as Andersen reacted quickest to Mings’ half-clearance and knocked the ball back into the danger area. Rising highest was Guéhi to nod into the ground, where Schlupp was waiting to prod home.

It set up a frantic finale, as both sides pushed for a three points they felt they deserved.

The announcement of five minutes of additional time was greeted with roars from both supporters, a sign that either side felt there was a second goal on the way. 

The best chance fell for Watkins, beating the Palace offside trap and racing in on goal before dragging his shot wide.

In the end, neither side had enough to claim the victory and the points were shared.

**Aston Villa:** Martinez (GK), Cash, Konsa (Chambers, 50), Mings, Luiz, McGinn, Watkins, Nakamba (Ramsey, 66), Ings (Buendia, 71), Coutinho, Digne.

Subs: Olsen (GK), Sanson, Traore, Young, Chukwuemeka, Iroegbunam.

**Palace:** Butland (GK), Kouyaté, Andersen, Guéhi, Clyne, Gallagher, Milivojevic (Benteke, 78), Eze (Schlupp, 78), Mitchell, Zaha, Mateta (Edouard, 71).

Subs: Guaita (GK), Ward, Ayew, Hughes, Kelly, Rak-Sakyi.

Jeffrey Schlupp came off the bench to earn a point for Crystal Palace at Villa Park, after Ollie Watkins' controversial opening goal had given the home side the lead.

Report: Super sub Schlupp rescues point in fiery Villa encounter

Fans cast their vote to mark Crystal Palace's 500th game in the Premier League today against Aston Villa.

Over 3,000 supporters picked their favourite Premier League outing from a list of 30, with a huge 42% voting for 'Crystanbul'.

The night went down in Palace history when the Eagles hosted a title-chasing Liverpool at Selhurst. 

The south Londoners were 3-0 down inside 55 minutes and the crowd consigned itself to defeat as the Reds closed-in on a return to victorious ways after a rampant winning run of 11 ended the game before against Chelsea.

Victory was crucial for Brendan Rodgers' men, and their three-goal advantage kept them in the race for their first league title since 1990.

Palace fought-back from near-certain defeat after a deflected long-range effort from Damien Delaney and a Dwight Gayle brace sent Selhurst into raptures, bringing their final home game of their Premier League return to a close.

It was a fitting end to a season that saw Palace consolidate their Premier League status for the first time with an 11th-place finish, defying the odds as relegation favourites after nine losses from their opening 10.

Crystanbul beat two clashes with Manchester City to be named supporters' greatest Premier League game. The 2018/19 3-2 win at the Etihad came second with 18.8% of the vote, and this season's 2-0 triumph finished third with 8.6%.

You can see a full break-down of results below – and, who knows, perhaps today's 500th Premier League outing will be worthy of Crystanbul's perch.

Crystal Palace supporters have voted the club's 3-3 draw with Liverpool as their greatest game in the Premier League.

Palace fans vote Crystanbul as greatest Premier League game

## Match details

- Thursday, 19th May
- 19:45 BST
- Goodison Park
- Live audio commentary on Palace TV+

Crystal Palace travel to Goodison Park to take on Everton on Thursday, 19th May (19:45 BST) - find out all the key details about the match below.

Everton v Palace full match details and how to follow

With hundreds of fans in attendance, the first-team squad gave the Selhurst faithful a glimpse of their preparations for a Premier League clash, with Vieira and his staff keen to reward fans for their loyalty in SE25 this season.

Wilfried Zaha and co. trained in the south London sunshine, before stopping to sign autographs and pose for photos with the supporters.

Go behind the scenes from training and check out the best images from the open session in the gallery!

Patrick Vieira and his squad took to the pitch at Selhurst Park to train in front of fans before their trip to Aston Villa at the weekend – see the best shots of the session in the gallery below!

Behind the scenes as Palace train in front of fans at Selhurst

“I think he’ll be happy with that,” he said in his post-match interview. “\[The instructions were\] just to come on, to try and impact the game and I managed to do that straight away.

“It was a bit of instinct. I thought: ‘If I gamble on a second ball it might fall to me’. I think there were maybe two phases in between.

“I thought: ‘If someone gets a flick on here then maybe I can get in at the back post and I managed to do that.”

Schlupp was also crucial at the other end, racing back to make a potentially goal-saving block in the final few moments.

“That’s both sides of the game there,” he said. “They started pushing towards the end, and they had the crowd behind them and started to attack.

“It was a bit of instinct again: I tried to read the game and a ricochet fell at the edge of the box. I got my body in the way and managed to block it.

“They’re a good side. We are right next to each other in the table and I think it showed. Everyone thought it might end in a draw.

“It was two equal sides going for it today and I think it’s a fair result.”

Jeffrey Schlupp says he hopes his goalscoring cameo against Aston Villa will please manager Patrick Vieira, after he came off the bench to rescue a point for Crystal Palace at Villa Park.

Schlupp: Equalising goal was pure instinct

The Holmesdale Road was packed as the 10th anniversary event saw the successful return of hundreds of beers, ciders and food options return to SE25.

The event began in earnest when Patrick Vieira officially opened it, speaking to the crowd alongside shareholder and former co-Chairman Stephen Browett.

Attendees then enjoyed beers from the Orkney Islands down to Devon, and a variety of local entertainment.

You can see how the day went in some of the shots above!

Attendees to the 2022 Crystal Palace Beer Festival were treated to glorious sunshine at Selhurst Park on Saturday afternoon (May 14th).

Beer Festival 2022: See best snaps from sun-filled day

## Past meetings

Coming into their first encounter this season, much was made of Palace’s record against the Toffees – but things have changed.

After failing to win in their previous 13 meetings against Everton, the Eagles are looking for a hat-trick of victories this season after two successes in south London.

After a fiery 3-1 win in December – Conor Gallagher’s sensational strike was later nominated for the club’s Goal of the Season award – Palace beat Everton again in March, a comfortable 4-0 FA Cup victory that booked a place in the semi-finals at Wembley.

## Preview

After coming from behind to secure a well-deserved draw at Villa Park on Sunday, Palace are still within touching distance of several Premier League records. Their highest points tally, best goal difference and most goals scored can all be beaten – a sign of the progress the squad has made under Patrick Vieira this season.

The manager was pleased with the performance against Aston Villa, despite being unable to claim all three points.

“I’m really happy with the performance,” he said in his post-match press conference. “From the first minute we played well and we managed to control the game. We showed quality and we showed character to get back into the game and managed to take a point.”

“We tried our best, but when we get to the last third we don’t always make the right decisions. Of course we need to keep working and improving, but this is one of the areas that next year will have to be better.”

Vieira will hope that more of a killer instinct is on show at Goodison Park, as he looks for a third straight success against Everton. Palace can make it five games unbeaten with a positive result, and could move as high as ninth with a win – they sit just three points behind Leicester with a superior goal difference.

The hosts are in need of points as they continue their battle to avoid relegation. Frank Lampard has overseen some hugely impressive performances since arriving at the club, including victories over Manchester United, Chelsea and Leicester City, but with two games remaining the Toffees are just two points above the drop.

A defeat to Brentford last time out – where Everton led twice but were reduced to nine men before full-time – makes their situation even more pressing.

Everton were last relegated in 1951, and face a tricky visit to the Emirates to take on Champions League hopefuls Arsenal on the final day of the season, so will be determined to boost their chances of survival against the Eagles.

Their last home game this season, the atmosphere at Goodison will be something to savour as Palace aim to notch another memorable victory on the road.

## Tactical overview

Vieira adjusted his system against Aston Villa, moving Cheikhou Kouyaté into defence as part of a 3-5-2 formation reminiscent of the FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea.

“We tried to change to avoid the middle \[of the\] pitch where they are very strong,” captain Luka Milivojević explained after the game. “We tried to attack them through the wide areas.”

With his squad seemingly fluent in both a 3-5-2 and the more frequent 4-3-3, Vieira has plenty of options at his disposal against Everton. Michael Olise will not play again this season, but Jeffrey Schlupp, Odsonne Edouard and Christian Benteke could be part of the side after making an impact as substitutes at Villa Park.

Everton will be without Jarrad Branthwaite and Solomon Rondon at Goodison after both were shown straight red cards last time out. Jonjo Kenny may replace Branthwaite in defence, with Seamus Coleman and Vitaliy Mykolenko offering attacking support from the wide areas.

Up-front Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are the major threats, with Anthony Gordon the Toffees' breakout star this season.

## Match details

- Thursday, 19th May

- 19:45 BST

- Goodison Park

- Live audio commentary on Palace TV+

## How to follow

### On Palace TV+

Live audio commentary Everton v Palace will be available on Palace TV+, a subscription service that gives subscribers live access to selected Academy match broadcasts, live audio commentary of all league and cup first-team games, and much more.

[Find out more by clicking here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/information/whats-on-palace-tv-next-and-how-do-i-watch/2021-08-23/).

### Social media

You can [check out our Instagram story](https://www.instagram.com/cpfc/?hl=en) for all of the pre-match build-up and [our official Twitter page](https://twitter.com/CPFC) is bringing you up-to-the-minute match updates, eye-catching photos and more.

Our club website, cpfc.co.uk, is the place to go for team news on the dot, an instant report and all the post-match votes.

### The official app

The official Palace app’s match centre is the place to be for everything you need during the Everton clash. With live stats and alerts, a running match commentary feed and lineups the moment they’re released as well as an instant match report and post-match reaction from Palace TV+, there’s no need to leave the app to follow the Eagles’ efforts.

[Download our app for free here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/news/palace-app-upgraded-download-and-use-now/2021-07-09/)!

Crystal Palace can make it three victories out of three against Everton this season as they travel to Goodison Park on Thursday, 19th May (19:45 BST).

Palace Preview: Eagles look for Everton hat-trick in 2021/22

News

She had no interest in football for much of her life, and yet, despite everything, became the first female football photographer in the world.

It all began in Bangalore, India, where Money was born and raised. She was sent to boarding school “on top of a mountain”, and left India for England after graduating. It was then she received her first camera, a present from her mother so Money could send home photos of Buckingham Palace. “\[My mother\] was a great admirer of the royal family,” Money explains.

Hy Money: The first female football photographer

She married in England, expressing her passion for photography by taking pictures of her children playing football, a sport she didn't follow. 

But one day she asked her son Martin, then aged six, what he wanted to do for his birthday. He wanted to go to Selhurst Park. 

“I never realised when I eventually had to go to the match what a magical world it was,” Money tells Palace TV in an interview for International Women’s Day. “It was like a new world had opened up to me. It was just people and families and colour and joy. The smell of hotdogs, people selling scarves and souvenirs. It was like I’d gone into this magical world I didn’t even know existed.

“I watched all this action going on the pitch and it was so beautiful, like ballet. My eyes were clicking. When the goalkeeper went to pick up the ball, surrounded by \[players\] and just rose above it, in my head I was going: click, click. It was beautiful. In that magical moment, you click and have it there \[in a photograph\].

“I said: ‘Right, I’m coming back here again.’”

Money was resolved to return, but couldn’t get through to club staff to secure a photographers’ pass. She had no employer or demonstrable professional experience, but went in person to Selhurst regardless.

There she met then-manager Bert Head who, exasperated with Money’s efforts to get in, soon allowed her a pass. 

But life in 1970s football was a tough place to be a woman: “I went up to the press room and it was full of men. They said: ‘Hello, hello, hello, look what’s just walked in.’ And I was not expecting to be treated so badly. They’d say: ‘What you got in your bag, darling? Got your knitting with you? Brought your crochet?’

“I thought: ‘Why are they so rude?’ One of them walked up and knocked me over, and said: ‘Sorry, sir, never noticed you standing there.’… I had no idea; I was so – would you say naïve, or innocent, or childlike in my enthusiasm?”

Money persisted, capturing some of the most memorable moments in Palace history, from Malcolm Allison building his image to the greatest games in the club’s existence. She worked at Wimbledon and beyond, photographing names from Sean Connery to Elton John.

“I didn’t know I was being a pioneer because I didn’t watch football, didn’t read about football. I didn’t know the background.

Hy Money: The First Female Football Photographer

“I want women who are going to be faced and have been faced \[by discrimination\] all these decades, centuries even, to say to women out there: ‘If you believe in what you do, and you have the right to do it, whatever young girls out there, follow your dreams.

‘Know in your heart that you have the right. If you feel you have the right and are gifted and want to go somewhere and do something, do not let the fact you’re female stop you. Those days have gone.’”

When Hy Money first walked into the press room at Selhurst Park, she was met by a sea of men, and taunted for being a woman. She was refused entry to Wembley, and told by Fleet Street journalists that they’d walk out if she photographed Wimbledon.

First female football photographer Hy Money tells pioneering story

Here, you can find out: what’s on Palace TV+ next, how to subscribe and how to use your benefits. We’ll keep this page updated with all the latest live broadcasts and audio services.

The latest addition is all episodes of When Eagles Dare, the hit five-part series that charts the club's rise from near-extinction to the Premier League with exclusive footage and interviews!

[Find out more here](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/video/crystal-palace-amazon-documentary-when-eagles-dare-available-to-watch-via-palace-tv/2021-11-18/).

[A new club documentary, Coming of Age: The Step Up, is now available exclusively to Palace TV+ subscribers](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/palace-tv/videos/documentaries/). The three-part series follows Palace Under-18s in their first season at Category 1 level as the lads battle for first place.

More details will be released shortly.

## Upcoming broadcasts

*All times are UK time*

- Wednesday, 18th May: Patrick Vieira's pre-Everton press conference (TBC)
- Thursday, 19th May: Live audio commentary of Everton v Palace (7:45pm)
- Sunday, 22nd May: Live audio commentary of Palace v Manchester United (4pm)

## Recent live events

- Sunday, 15th May: Live audio commentary of Villa v Palace 
- Saturday, 14th May: Palace v Fulham U18s 
- Friday, 13th May: Patrick Vieira's pre-Villa press conference 
- Tuesday, 10th May: End of Season Awards
- Monday, 9th May: Palace v Derby County U23s
- Saturday, 7th May: Live audio commentary of Palace v Watford
- Friday, 6th May: Sunderland v Palace U15s Floodlit Cup final
- Friday, 6th May: Patrick Vieira's pre-Watford press conference
- Monday, 2nd May: Palace v Leicester U23s
- Saturday, 30th April: Chelsea v Palace U18s
- Saturday, 30th April: Live audio commentary of Southampton v Palace
- Friday, 29th April: Patrick Vieira's pre-Southampton press conference
- Monday, 25th April: Live audio commentary of Leeds v Palace
- Saturday, 23rd April: Palace v Reading U18s
- Friday, 22nd April: Patrick Vieira's pre-Leeds press conference
- Tuesday, 19th April: Palace v Watford U15s Floodlit Cup regional final
- Sunday, 17th April: Chelsea v Palace FA Cup semi-final live audio commentary
- Friday, 15th April: Pre-Chelsea semi-final press conference
- Sunday, 10th April: Live audio commentary of Leicester v Palace
- Saturday, 9th April: Southampton v Palace U18s
- Friday, 8th April: Patrick Vieira's pre-Leicester press conference

## How to subscribe

To subscribe to Palace TV+, click the button below. If the broadcast is live when you are trying to purchase, you purchase through the app by clicking on the pulsating circle at the top of the home screen.

You can subscribe to Palace TV+ in four ways: either through an Annual, Monthly or Weekly pass, or as part of a Gold, Junior Eagles Gold or International Membership.

### Annual pass £29.99 (recurring) ###

The Palace TV+ Annual pass offers the most cost-effective way of watching and listening to live broadcasts. As a guide to help you make the most informed choice, in 20/21 the club provided audio commentary of 41 live first-team games, and produced live broadcasts of 21 Academy matches. 

### Monthly pass £3.99 (recurring) ###

For a one-month period, you’ll be able to watch any live broadcasts shown, and listen to any live commentary broadcast, during the period.

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During a one-week period, you’ll be able to watch any / all live broadcasts shown, and listen to any live audio commentary broadcast in the period.

**All subscriptions will auto-renew, however you can cancel at any time.**

### Membership ###

Fans can join as a Gold, Junior Eagle Gold or International Member, which all have Palace TV+ included, as well as a range of other benefits including the very best ticket access. Click here to browse all of our Membership products.


## How to use Palace TV+ ##

### Live Academy broadcasts ###

We broadcast selected Under-18 and Under-23 games live. To watch them, follow the below steps:

1. Go to the Palace app or website and login to your Palace account
2. On the app: click the pulsating red icon in the top right corner or the matchday banner. On the website: navigate to [cpfc.co.uk/palace-tv/](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/palace-tv/), scroll down and click on the broadcast section. 
3. You can access broadcasts from 90 minutes before kick-off, with footage beginning 45 minutes before.

It is our intention to broadcast the vast majority of U23 home league matches, as well as a selection of U18 home matches. 

### Live press conferences ###

As a Palace TV+ subscriber, you can get the latest team news and thoughts from the dugout by watching Patrick Vieira’s pre-match press conferences LIVE, which usually take place the day before the game. To watch, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Palace app or website and login to your Palace account.
2. On the app, tap on the pulsating red icon on the top right corner of the home screen. On the website, go to Palace TV and scroll down to the live broadcast section where you’ll see the press conference when live.

### Live commentary ###

You can listen to live commentary of all first-team competitive matches this season. To listen, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Palace app or website and login to your Palace account.
2. On the app, tap on the pulsating red icon on the top right corner of the home screen. On the website, go to Palace TV, and scroll down to the live broadcast section where you’ll see the commentary promotion when live.

Live commentary usually begins five minutes before kick-off.

### 90-minute replays ###

From midnight following a Premier League match, you’ll be able to re-live all the action with a full 90-minute replay. To watch, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Palace app or website and login to your Palace account.
2. Navigate to Palace TV where you will find the full 90-minute replay.

## Need more information? ##

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Palace TV+ enables supporters to follow Crystal Palace teams wherever they are. From selected live Academy broadcasts of Under-18 and Under-23 games to live commentary on the first-team, Palace TV+ is a great value way to follow it all.

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Everton v Palace full match details and how to follow

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