On this day (1st June) 14 years ago, Crystal Palace stood on the brink of being liquidated – and then something extraordinary occurred.

Lifting a European trophy at Selhurst Park in front of the fans is something that will live long, long in the memory of everyone involved with the Crystal Palace Under-21s and a fitting way to round off their season.

To celebrate Crystal Palace assistant manager Paddy McCarthy's birthday today, experience what it's like to be sat in the dressing room receiving a final few words of wisdom before stepping out onto the pitch in a red and blue shirt...

Crystal Palace's Abbie Larkin and Izzy Atkinson have been called up by the Republic of Ireland for two crucial European qualifiers.

Crystal Palace Under-18s had a season full of ups and downs, both in terms of form and in competitive performance.

With two international friendlies and the European Championships on the horizon, Crystal Palace's international Eagles joined up with the England squad on Wednesday – and we've got the first snaps right here...

Saturday 25th May saw Selhurst Park play host to Palace Aid 2024, with two teams of celebrities and Crystal Palace legends going head-to-head to raise money to help end youth violence in south London via the Palace for Life Foundation.

With Palace set to return to the United States this summer, we take a look back through the archives and find out more about the club's first-ever pre-season tour abroad...

It's been little over a week since Jaïro Riedewald said his final goodbyes in his 96th appearance, and seven years, for the club - so to celebrate a solid stint in the red and blue, check out some of the best shots from his time in south London below...

Football is full of ‘sliding doors’ moments, and Kevin Phillips firing home that penalty in the sun at Wembley against Watford in extra time – which happened on this day (27th May), 11 years ago – is perhaps the biggest one in Palace’s history.

Manchester United have endured crisis after crisis this season but their head coach will always have Wembley glory It was one of the great shows of ego and defiance, pure theatre, pure Louis van Gaal. As another embattled Manchester United manager from the Netherlands found himself in the same position, it was impossible to ignore the echos. Erik ten Hag’s delivery was different, more measured and understated. But like Van Gaal before him, he had entered the arena for a fight. He made his punches count. “I show you the cup,” Van Gaal said in 2016 after leading United to victory against Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final as he headed for the sack; he was informed of the decision 24 hours later. Van Gaal strode into the Wembley press conference room with the trophy, which he set down on the end of the desk before repositioning it bang in front of him after he took his seat. Continue reading...

“El hincha en la cancha”: ‘the fan on the field’. Daniel Muñoz’s nickname at Atlético Nacional stemmed from his popularity at his former club –but is a title which, as Palace’s indefatigable right-wing-back explains on his 28th birthday (26th May), tells just a fraction of a fascinating footballer’s story…

It was on this day, 26th May 1997, that David Hopkin scored a dramatic last minute goal against Sheffield United to win the play-off final for Crystal Palace, accompanied by the now legendary ‘Hopkin, looking to curl one!’ line of commentary.

After another standout performance in midfield against Wolverhampton Wanderers, Adam Wharton gave an honest assessment of the win to Palace TV.