Crystal Palace Women returned to the Women's Super League at the first time of asking, here are some of the best statistics from a great season.
No WSL2 team had better form at home than Crystal Palace this season.
Out of the 11 WSL2 games played at the VBS Community Stadium and Selhurst Park, Palace won seven and only lost once.
Jo Potter's side won every single game at home in 2026, and scored the most home goals of any team in the league.
This imperious form in South London was a key reason why the Eagles were able to earn automatic promotion to the topflight.
Ashleigh Weerden had a brilliant season in red and blue.
The Suriname winger ended the campaign with ten assists and seven goals in the league, recording three more goal contributions than any other player in the WSL2.
She grabbed her record-breaking tenth assist of the season against Portsmouth on the final day, breaking Kosovare Asllani's record of nine.
She has deservedly been nominated for the WSL2 Player of the Season award, you can still vote for her by clicking below!
Voting closes at 10:00am on Wednesday 13th May.
The 2025/26 season was historic for a number of reasons, not least because three Palace Women's players entered the 100 club.
Molly-Mae Sharpe was the first to do it - becoming the first Palace Women's player to reach 100 appearances in the professional era in September last year.
Aimee Everett reached the 100 mark in February against Bristol City, before Annabel Blanchard became the third and final centurion of the season in April.
With all three players contributing significantly to Palace's successful promotion bid, it highlighted how important this trio has been to the success of Palace Women in recent years.
Palace reached a second-ever Subway Women's League Cup quarter-final in December after a stunning 3-0 away win at Leicester City.
Hosted at the VBS Community Stadium in Sutton, 3040 fans showed up to cheer the team on.
Whilst the Eagles lost 2-0 to the reigning UEFA Women's Champions League winners, it still proved to be a momentous day in the history of Palace Women in Sutton.
