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Crystal Palace Tickets

The Eagles

31,400 Crystal Palace tickets are available across 36 upcoming fixtures: 19 at Selhurst Park and 17 away. Prices currently start at £72.61 per ticket.

Upcoming · 36 fixtures

Crystal Palace 2026/27 fixtures

NOV05THU

Europa League

Crystal Palace vs Hoffenheim

Selhurst Park · London · 17:45

NOV05THU

Europa League

Jagiellonia vs Crystal Palace

Stadion Miejski · Wrocław · 20:00

NOV05THU

Europa League

Lyon vs Crystal Palace

Groupama Stadium · Lyon · 20:00

NOV08SUN

Premier League

Crystal Palace vs Liverpool

Selhurst Park · London · 14:00

NOV21SAT

Premier League

Coventry City vs Crystal Palace

Coventry Building Society Arena · Coventry · 15:00

8 tickets left

NOV26THU

Europa League

Crystal Palace vs Real Sociedad

Selhurst Park · London · 20:00

NOV29SUN

Premier League

Crystal Palace vs Hull City

Selhurst Park · London · 14:05

DEC02WED

Premier League

Chelsea vs Crystal Palace

Stamford Bridge · London · 20:00

DEC05SAT

Premier League

Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace

Villa Park · Birmingham

DEC12SAT
DEC15TUE

Carabao Cup

Crystal Palace vs Sunderland

Selhurst Park · London

14 tickets left

DEC19SAT
DEC27SUN
DEC30WED
JAN02SAT
JAN06WED
JAN16SAT

Premier League

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace

Anfield · Liverpool

JAN21THU
JAN23SAT
JAN28THU
JAN30SAT

Premier League

Hull City vs Crystal Palace

MKM Stadium · Kingston upon Hull

4 tickets left

FEB06SAT
FEB10WED
FEB20SAT

Premier League

Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace

Vitality Stadium · Bournemouth

FEB27SAT

Seating

Where to sit at Selhurst Park

  • Holmesdale Road Stand

    The two-tier home end behind the south goal and the centre of Palace's flags, drums and singing. Lower-tier central blocks are the strongest atmosphere seats.

  • Arthur Wait Stand

    The long east touchline stand offers close side-on views beneath a low roof. Supporting pillars can obstruct some seats, so read restricted-view notes carefully.

  • Main Stand

    The 1924 west-side stand with the dugouts, now mid-rebuild: demolition of its surroundings began in June 2026 and a three-tier replacement is due in early 2029. Seats remain in use, but lounges have moved and the layout can change between fixtures, so check the seat map on the listing rather than last season's plan.

  • Whitehorse Lane corner

    The smallest stand, at the north end, holds executive boxes. Away supporters sit in the adjacent corner of the Arthur Wait Stand, so verify the supporter designation before buying in that part of the ground.

Selhurst Park seating plan: every stand, the away end and prices →

Background

Crystal Palace club history

Crystal Palace are south London's Eagles — owners of one of the Premier League's loudest compact grounds, FA Cup winners at Wembley in 2025 and Conference League winners in 2026, which puts Europa League football at Selhurst Park in 2026/27.

1905

Professional club formed at the Crystal Palace

2013

Start of the club's longest top-flight stay

2025

First major trophy — the FA Cup

2026

Conference League winners — the first European trophy

The professional club was established in 1905 at the Crystal Palace exhibition grounds, while Palace now traces a direct sporting lineage to an earlier Crystal Palace side formed in 1861. After several temporary homes, the club moved to Selhurst Park in 1924 and first reached the top flight in 1969.

Palace became known for dramatic transitions: the colourful 'Team of the Eighties', an FA Cup final in 1990, third place in the top flight in 1990/91, then two administrations. A 2010 supporter-led rescue saved the club, and promotion through the 2013 play-offs began its longest uninterrupted spell at England's top level.

The breakthrough arrived at Wembley in May 2025. Eberechi Eze scored and Dean Henderson saved a penalty as Palace beat Manchester City 1-0 to win the FA Cup — the first major trophy in the club's history — before adding the Community Shield on penalties against Liverpool. UEFA's multi-club ownership rules then moved Palace from the Europa League to the Conference League, and they won it: Jean-Philippe Mateta scored the only goal against Rayo Vallecano in Leipzig on 27 May 2026, earning the club's first European trophy and a 2026/27 Europa League place.

Honours. UEFA Conference League (2026) · FA Cup (2025) · Community Shield (2025) · FA Cup finalists (1990, 2016) · Full Members' Cup (1991) · second-tier champions (1979, 1994) · best top-flight finish: third in 1990/91.

The ground. Selhurst Park has been Palace's home since 1924. Four distinct, tight stands and the low roof over the Arthur Wait side amplify the crowd, while the Holmesdale Road Stand supplies the flags and noise that define Palace matchdays. Visiting fans occupy the Arthur Wait corner beside Whitehorse Lane. The old Main Stand is being replaced by a three-tier stand of about 13,500 seats; work began in June 2026 with completion planned for early 2029, and the ground stays open throughout.

Biggest rivalries

  • Brighton & Hove Albion. Palace's defining rivalry, forged by repeated, ill-tempered meetings in the 1970s and kept alive despite the distance between south London and Sussex. Brighton Hove Albion vs Crystal Palace tickets →
  • Millwall. A traditional south London rivalry shaped by geography and generations of local support.
  • Charlton Athletic. The nearest major-club derby, made closer by six years in which Charlton ground-shared at Selhurst Park, from 1985 to 1991.

Getting to Selhurst Park

London · 25,194 capacity · Opened 1924

Selhurst Park has hosted Crystal Palace since 1924. Its compact stands and close sightlines create one of London's most traditional top-flight settings.

Public transport: Selhurst, Norwood Junction and Thornton Heath stations are each about a 15-minute walk. All three have trains from London Victoria; Norwood Junction and Thornton Heath are also served from London Bridge, and Norwood Junction is on the London Overground's Windrush line.

Away fans: Away fans sit in the corner of the Arthur Wait Stand beside the Whitehorse Lane end.

Postcode: SE25 6PU

Full Selhurst Park guide — seating plan, getting there, and every fixture at the ground.

Seating at Selhurst Park

Selhurst Park's Holmesdale Road Stand is the two-tier home end and atmosphere pick. The Arthur Wait Stand runs along the east touchline beneath a low roof; the Main Stand sits opposite and is being rebuilt around its seats, with completion planned for early 2029, and the small Whitehorse Lane end holds executive boxes.

Visiting supporters use the Arthur Wait corner beside Whitehorse Lane. Both long sides are older structures where supporting pillars can affect sightlines, so any restricted-view label is more important than row height alone. With Main Stand works continuing between fixtures, check the seat map on each listing.

Average price per section, 2026/27

The cheapest way in for Crystal Palace home games is Longside Tier, averaging £127.62 per game. Longside Tier has the most tickets left — 5,718 — and the priciest regular section, Longside Tier Central, averages £157.52. Seats in the Away Fans Section average £265.72.

Price per section at Selhurst Park across this season's Crystal Palace home fixtures — average cheapest seat per date, median listing and tickets left.
SectionMedianTickets left
Longside TierCheapest£241.575,718
Shortside Upper Tier£207.551,611
Shortside Lower Tier£193.262,898
Longside Tier Central£241.572,454
Away Fans Section£656.11370
See seating plan & prices →

Crystal Palace 2026/27 ticket prices

The cheapest Crystal Palace game right now is Red Bull Salzburg vs Crystal Palace, from £72.61. The most expensive is Hull City vs Crystal Palace, from £2,513.23. Across all 34 fixtures the typical ticket is £248.48 — updated daily as sellers list and matches sell.

Crystal Palace · 2026/27 fixture prices

Crystal Palace 2026/27 fixtures with the cheapest listed price, the median listing, and how the cheapest price has moved over the last 7 and 30 days.
FixtureCheapestMedian7 days
Crystal Palace vs Hoffenheim5 Nov£83.02£207.0632%
Crystal Palace vs Liverpool8 Nov£120.51£283.8720%
Coventry City vs Crystal Palace21 Nov£139.62£201.06flat
Crystal Palace vs Real Sociedad26 Nov£107.12£237.526.7%
Crystal Palace vs Hull City29 Nov£93.73£193.266.6%
Chelsea vs Crystal Palace2 Dec£134.29£401.70flat
Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace5 Dec£92.39£201.061.4%
Crystal Palace vs Manchester United12 Dec£140.14£384.2947%
Crystal Palace vs Sunderland15 Dec£133.90£160.68—
Sunderland vs Crystal Palace19 Dec£99.41£143.13flat
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal27 Dec£207.86£425.809.1%
Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth30 Dec£100.71£234.729.1%
Brentford vs Crystal Palace2 Jan£109.16£401.7034%
Crystal Palace vs Chelsea6 Jan£132.86£401.709.1%
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace16 Jan£200.85£548.99flat
Crystal Palace vs Sparta Praha21 Jan£105.78£241.57flat
Crystal Palace vs Tottenham23 Jan£131.60£301.289.1%
Red Bull Salzburg vs Crystal Palace28 Jan£72.61£335.107.5%
Hull City vs Crystal Palace30 Jan£2,513.23£2,513.23flat
Crystal Palace vs Coventry City6 Feb£96.41£210.90flat
Crystal Palace vs Brentford10 Feb£100.71£207.06flat
Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace20 Feb£1,439.59£1,727.51flat
Crystal Palace vs Sunderland27 Feb£100.35£234.68flat
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace3 Mar£236.44£736.45flat
Crystal Palace vs Fulham13 Mar£105.78£241.57flat
Ipswich Town vs Crystal Palace20 Mar£307.18£1,253.12flat
Crystal Palace vs Everton10 Apr£105.78£241.57flat
Manchester City vs Crystal Palace17 Apr£96.41£234.33flat
Manchester United vs Crystal Palace24 Apr£173.82£432.21flat
Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa1 May£113.82£248.48flat
Nottingham Forest vs Crystal Palace8 May£200.85£883.41flat
Crystal Palace vs Brighton Hove Albion15 May£133.90£248.48flat
Newcastle United vs Crystal Palace23 May£120.51£234.33flat
Crystal Palace vs Leeds United30 May£120.51£248.48flat

Crystal Palace ticket prices by competition

Crystal Palace · by competition

Cheapest and average Crystal Palace ticket price per competition this season.
CompetitionCheapestMedianFixtures
Premier League£92.39£248.4829
Europa League£72.61£241.574
Carabao Cup£133.90£160.681

Wondering what a whole season costs instead? Our verified guide to Premier League season ticket prices 2026/27 covers Crystal Palace and all 20 clubs — cheapest and most expensive seats, verified against each club's own source.

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FAQ

Crystal Palace ticket FAQs

How much are Crystal Palace tickets?

Crystal Palace tickets currently start from £73, depending on the match and the seat. The typical ticket across the 34 fixtures we track is £248 — the price tracker above shows how each match is moving.

How many Crystal Palace fixtures can I buy tickets for?

36 upcoming Crystal Palace fixtures are listed, with 31,400 tickets on sale right now — home and away, all shown above with live prices.

How can I get cheap Crystal Palace tickets?

The cheapest Crystal Palace game on sale now is Red Bull Salzburg vs Crystal Palace, from £73. Compare opponents, dates and sections rather than relying on a last-minute drop — the price tracker above shows the movement we have actually recorded.

When is Crystal Palace's next home game?

Crystal Palace vs Hoffenheim at Selhurst Park on Thu, 5 Nov 2026. Every upcoming Crystal Palace fixture is listed above with live prices.

What is the capacity of Selhurst Park?

Selhurst Park holds 25,194 fans and has been Crystal Palace's home since 1924.

Which competitions can I buy Crystal Palace tickets for?

Every Crystal Palace fixture across the Premier League, plus FA Cup, Carabao Cup, FA Community Shield — home and away, from verified sellers.

Where do away fans sit at Selhurst Park?

The visiting section is in the corner of the Arthur Wait Stand next to the Whitehorse Lane end. It is an older stand with supporting pillars, so check any restricted-view label on the ticket.

Where is the best atmosphere for Crystal Palace?

Choose the lower Holmesdale Road Stand for the full home-end experience. For a close side-on view, the Arthur Wait or Main Stand is stronger, but sightline notes matter in both older structures.

Which Palace fixture has the highest demand?

Brighton is the rivalry fixture and normally the hardest league ticket. South London cup ties and visits from the leading clubs also tighten quickly because Selhurst Park holds just over 25,000.

Where should I sit at Selhurst Park?

Holmesdale Road Stand: The two-tier home end behind the south goal and the centre of Palace's flags, drums and singing. Lower-tier central blocks are the strongest atmosphere seats. Arthur Wait Stand: The long east touchline stand offers close side-on views beneath a low roof. Supporting pillars can obstruct some seats, so read restricted-view notes carefully. Main Stand: The 1924 west-side stand with the dugouts, now mid-rebuild: demolition of its surroundings began in June 2026 and a three-tier replacement is due in early 2029. Seats remain in use, but lounges have moved and the layout can change between fixtures, so check the seat map on the listing rather than last season's plan. Whitehorse Lane corner: The smallest stand, at the north end, holds executive boxes. Away supporters sit in the adjacent corner of the Arthur Wait Stand, so verify the supporter designation before buying in that part of the ground.

When will my Crystal Palace tickets arrive?

Tickets usually arrive 24-72 hours before the event and are guaranteed before it begins. Some issuers release tickets closer to the start time.

What happens if a Crystal Palace match is postponed or cancelled?

If an event is postponed or rescheduled, your ticket stays valid for the new date. If an event is cancelled outright with no replacement date, you're refunded in full for the tickets and any mandatory order fees, to your original payment method - automatically. A cancellation by the organiser is outside our control, so it is covered by that full refund rather than by the 200% Buyer Guarantee.