Crystal Palace welcome AZ Alkmaar to Selhurst Park for a tasty European night under the lights. Palace fans will be buzzing for another go at continental football, hoping the lads keep that energy going. Expect noise, a few nerves, and maybe—just maybe—a bit of South London magic.

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Pat and Lou break down Crystal Palace’s latest match with sharp, honest player ratings. Who dominated, who grafted, and who needs extra training?

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Selhurst purring, Palace bossed Brentford from first whistle. Compact shape, crisp passing, and ruthless transitions earned a deserved 2-0. The press hemmed the Bees in, full-backs flew, and midfield snapped into everything. Clinical finishing, rock-solid defending, and game management. A comfortable, confident win that felt like lift-off in SE25. Superb.

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Selhurst awaits another noisy afternoon as Palace host Brentford. Glasner’s men look sharper, more direct, and hungry for points. Control the midfield, press smartly, and the Bees will buzz themselves dizzy.

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Anfield under the lights, and Palace flicked the switch. Sarr’s ruthless brace silenced the Kop; Pino iced it late as ten-man Liverpool unravelled. Streetwise, disciplined, brilliant on the break—classic Eagles away day. Quarter-finals booked, swagger restored, and a clean sheet to boot.

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Palace battled bravely at the Emirates, organized and disciplined, undone only by a scruffy set-piece finish from a former Eagle. After the break we grew, pressed higher, and forced nervy clearances, but the final ball lacked bite. Plenty of heart, structure improving—on another day that’s a point.

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Crystal Palace welcome AEK Larnaca to Selhurst Park for their Europa League clash, aiming to keep their continental charge rolling. Oliver Glasner’s side have found rhythm and belief, and with the home crowd roaring, they’ll expect to dominate.

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What a wild afternoon at Selhurst! Crystal Palace clawed back a 3-3 draw with AFC Bournemouth after a nightmare first half – 2-0 down and struggling. Then Jean‑Philippe Mateta exploded with a second-half double plus a stoppage-time penalty to earn the point. The defence still looked patchy, but the fight and the finish were classic Palace. One point gained, two almost lost — and what a ride.

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Crystal Palace return to Selhurst this weekend desperate to bounce back after their 19-match unbeaten streak was finally halted by Everton. Bournemouth arrive in fine form and will be no pushovers. All eyes will be on Mateta, who remains Palace’s talisman, and the lingering tension from Wilfried Zaha’s furious public response to Mateta’s recent interview flair.

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Crystal Palace delivered a composed European performance, claiming a 2-0 win over Dynamo. Muñoz powered home a header to set the tone, and Nketiah’s clinical strike put the game beyond reach. Palace’s defence looked solid throughout, limiting Dynamo to scraps and late half-chances. Even with Borna Sosa dismissed, the Eagles controlled proceedings. It was a disciplined, confident display abroad — the kind of result that makes Palace believe they belong on this stage.

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