Crystal Palace will kick off their new Premier League season on Super Sunday with an equally fiery London derby against Chelsea. Kick-off time for the fixture is 14.00 on August 18 and it will be available live on Sky Sports. This scintillating opening game sets the tone for an exciting campaign. The Eagles are hell bent on making their mark this season!
After their opening fixture, Crystal Palace’s next match will be against Nottingham Forest, away on August 24 at 3 PM. This game promises to be another test for the team as they navigate through their early fixtures in the season. Next up, Crystal Palace will travel to Aston Villa on August 31. Their game starts at 3 PM too as they join the race for pointsℹ️⚽️
Upcoming Fixtures
Next up at Selhurst Park will be Sunderland on the 14th of September at 3PM as the season starts to unfold. We know that this home match is key to establishing a positive tone to the rest of the season. Their next match is against West Ham on 21 September at 15:00 GMT. They will look to capitalize on each and every chance to score big points in this heavyweight battle.
Perhaps the most highly-anticipated match up arrives on September 28th, when Crystal Palace welcomes Liverpool to its home grounds. Playing against a challenge as steep as Liverpool, this match should be a true measure of the Eagles’ grit and fight. Following this match, Coventry return to league action travelling to Everton on October 5th at 3 PM. Then they’ll come back home to play Bournemouth on October 19 at 3 PM.
Key Matches Ahead
The fixtures continue to challenge Crystal Palace as they prepare for a visit to Arsenal on October 26 at 3 PM. It will be another major examination of their depth of squad and tactical flexibility. For now, the team returns home where they host Brentford on November 2nd at 3 PM. This match is very important for keeping this momentum going as we head into the final stretch of the season.
Our biggest rivalry match of the season is on Saturday, November 8 when Crystal Palace hosts Brighton at 3 PM. This conflict is deeper than just gaining points. The cannon symbolizes a fight for hometown bragging rights in a longstanding rivalry that has recently turned extremely nasty. As November kicks off, the Eagles will travel to play the Wolves on November 22 at 3 PM. They will follow that with Manchester United at home, again at 3 PM, on November 29. With the current balance of playoff hopefuls and likely contenders, these matches will be pivotal in deciding how the team sits going into December.
Palace vs Burnley will be the Eagles last game of the year. Warriors and Cowpokes will face-off away on December 5, with an evening timepiece off slated for 8 pm. This fixture will round out a brutal first half of the season. It’s never been more important for this team to have a strong showing!
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