The Numbers: Records and milestones from Palace's historic 2024/25 season

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2 Jun 2025

It was a campaign that brought so much - thrilling games, spectacular goals, a record points haul and even a major trophy.

Crystal Palace's class of 2024/25 have assured their own place in club history. They will always be the group that brought home the FA Cup for the very first time after 164 years.

The win at Wembley eclipsed what had been achieved up to that point and rightly won our Moment of the Season award.

But even before that glorious day under the Arch for Oliver Glasner’s red and blue army, it was already shaping up as a season to remember.

Here are all the best Palace records, numbers and milestones, from over the last ten months.

53

We’ll start with where we finished. The point we collected on our final day of the season with the draw against Liverpool Anfield took us onto 53 for the season.

That haul surpassed our previous highest points in the Premier League era, 49 – which was achieved in the 2023/24, 2018/19, and 1992/93 (42-games) campaigns.

Five

Key to this record points total was our excellent away form. Palace lost only five times on the road in the league this term.

That is the Eagles best return in history in terms of top-flight seasons.

Four in-a-row

Since our promotion back to the Premier League in 2013 and in our three seasons in the competition prior to that, never before had a Palace team won four consecutive away games.

But the short trip to west London in February against Fulham provided the opportunity to do just that after victories at Leicester City, West Ham and Manchester United.

An own goal and a stunning strike from Daniel Muñoz ensured the points were in the bag and a small piece of history was achieved.

560

Minutes played on the road without conceding between January and 20 minutes into our trip to Southampton in April – as our sensational run of form on the road continued.

A second trip in as many months to Craven Cottage saw Palace continue that remarkable run of away form in March. Goals from Ebere Eze, Ismaïla Sarr and Eddie Nketiah sealed not only a place in the FA Cup semi-finals, but also a sixth straight away win, without conceding.

This was the first time such a run had been achieved in club history.

In fact, across four months of Premier League football; December, January, February and March, Palace didn’t concede a goal scored by an opposing player on away soil.

The only away opposition goal scored during this period was Marc Guéhi’s own goal against Brighton – not that it stopped Palace collecting three points with an emphatic 3-1 win!

1000

A special milestone for the football club arrived when Daichi Kamada started against Brentford on the opening day.

The midfielder became the 1000th player to represent the Eagles. Kamada was coincidentally, the first Japanese player to wear the red and blue. Head here for the complete list compiled dutifully by club historian Ian King.

Ten

For 10 away games on the bounce, Palace went unbeaten in the Premier League.

A excellent run of form that started with a draw at Wolves in early November continued right through to our 5-2 defeat at Manchester City in April.

The draw at Southampton also saw Palace match our previous club-record of 10 away league games unbeaten – a best in the top-flight, but achieved on four previous occasions in lower divisions.

One

Across the six ties that took Palace to FA Cup glory the Eagles’ defensive record was superb – conceding just one goal on the entire run, against Millwall in the fifth round.

Only three other winners in the past twenty years of the cup have done so only conceding one goal along the way, Portsmouth in 2008, Chelsea in 2010 and Manchester City in 2023.

If you were wondering if a club have ever gone through an entire trophy-lifting run in the tournament without conceding, three have done so, all way over a century ago. The Wanderers (1873), Preston North End (1889) and Bury (1903) achieving this feat.

150

Four Palace players entered the 150 club for appearances this season.

Marc Guéhi, Tyrick Mitchell, Ebere Eze and Jean Philippe-Mateta all brought up the milestone during 2024/25.

Mateta hit the milestone at Wembley when he started the FA Cup Final – what a way to bring up the landmark.

1906/1907

That was last season when Palace kept five clean sheets in one FA Cup run.

The Glaziers reached the last eight before losing to Everton in a replay.

13

Despite coming out on the losing side, goals from Ebere Eze and Chris Richards in a 5-2 defeat at Manchester City ensured a piece of Palace history.

It was the 13th consecutive league game where the Eagles scored – a run stretching back to our 2-1 win over Southampton on 29th December.

That is a club record in the Premier League.

600

Back in January, the Eagles celebrated our 600th Premier League game with a 2-0 win at West Ham United.

Here's to the next 600!

Six… going on seven?

Palace finished the season unbeaten in our final six home games of the league season. This equals our previous best run at home in the Premier League.

One more game without defeat in our first fixture at Selhurst Park of the 2025/26 season would set a standalone record.

102

Ebere Eze had 102 shots in the league this season - one of only six players in the entire Premier League to break the 100 mark this term.

Only former forward Christian Benteke (105 in 2016/17) has attempted more on record in a season for the Eagles in the competition, since Opta began collecting that particular statistic back in 2003/04.

80

No player won more tackles in the Premier League this season than our Player of the Year, Daniel Muñoz. He made 80 over the course of the campaign, level in the entire competition with Everton’s Idrissa Gueye.

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