Ask a certain generation of Crystal Palace fans their greatest moment supporting the club, and the same answer will come back time and again: Villa Park, 1990 – on this day (8th April), in fact. Recently, the Official Crystal Palace Podcast spoke to players, journalists and fans to hear first hand what made is such a special afternoon.

7th April, 2024, marks the 33-year anniversary of Crystal Palace’s victory over Everton in the 1991 Zenith Data Systems Cup Final - but how well can you remember the Palace team that emerged victorious?

Celebrate special Crystal Palace memories by grabbing some retro gear and sporting the 1991 ZDS Cup winners shirt!

In an exclusive interview for the latest 'Down Memory Lane' in support of the FA's Heads Up campaign, Crystal Palace trio Nigel Martyn, John Salako and John Humphrey look back on the 1990-91 season that culminated in triumph at Wembley in the Zenith Data Systems Cup.

Joel Ward believes there were enough positives in Crystal Palace’s performance against Manchester City that they should be encouraged for the weeks ahead.

Belgian’s double helps champions seal 4-2 win at Crystal PalaceCity’s squad struggling to cope with workload, admits Guardiola After Kevin De Bruyne’s double in the 4-2 win at Crystal Palace took the Belgian to 100 Manchester City goals and maintained his club’s chase to retain the Premier League title, Pep Guardiola garlanded his star man with praise. “The numbers, presence, consistency have been amazing,” said the manager of De Bruyne, who scored City’s spectacular equaliser in his 250th Premier League game for the club to cancel out Jean-Philippe Mateta’s early counterattacking opener before later adding their fourth. “He is one of the best players in the history of Man City. The goals, assists, the lot. What can I say? The first goal is unbelievable and so is the assist for Erling [Haaland].” Continue reading...

Just when Manchester City are creaking, they find a way. It helps, of course, to have Kevin De Bruyne around. His 99th goal for the club wrenched City back level just when it seemed Crystal Palace had the tools to take down the champions. And after a first half of frustration, having Jack Grealish back in form to supply key roles in goals for Rico Lewis, Erling Haaland and then De Bruyne again, completing his century, was more than handy. This did not quite fit the template of winning while playing badly, since City’s second-half display was full of control, poise and deadly finishing that Palace found no way to stop. It’s now over to Liverpool and Arsenal to play their hands in the three-way game of who blinks first, while Pep Guardiola turns his attentions to the Champions League. Continue reading...

Manchester City kick off the weekend at Crystal Palace while leaders Liverpool travel to Manchester United on Sunday Saturday 12.30pm TNT Sports 1 Venue Selhurst Park Continue reading...

This Saturday, at a special Premier League and NBC Sports fan event in Nashville, Tennessee, Crystal Palace Football Club and its supporters will once again be connected to an American bald eagle.

Crystal Palace make an eagerly-awaited return to Selhurst Park on Saturday when they host Premier League champions Manchester City (12:30 BST kick-off).

To mark the Premier League’s ongoing No Room For Racism campaign, Palace for Life Foundation caught up with Targeted Intervention Youth Worker, and recently-appointed Race Equality Lead, Cordell Lake-Benjamin, about his decision to take up the role – and his experience of winning at the Football Black List ceremony.

Oliver Glasner expects Palace to come up against one of the finest club teams in the world on Saturday afternoon in Pep Guardiola's Manchester City – but offered an outline of his pre-match thinking and analysis ahead of the fixture.

Bournemouth head coach Andoni Iraola says they are aiming to surpass the club's best Premier League points total of 46 after a 1-0 win against Crystal Palace.

Oliver Glasner says his Crystal Palace have to make more of the attacking situations they create if they are to come out on top of tight games like the one at the Vitality, as a late Bournemouth goal condemned the Eagles to defeat.