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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace

Premier League

Season Statistics

37 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (30%) Draw (32%) Loss (38%)
37 Played
11 Won
12 Drawn
14 Lost
40 Goals For
49 Goals Against

Team Overview

Crystal Palace have established themselves as a resilient Premier League outfit over recent seasons, known for their ability to compete against top-flight opposition despite operating with more modest resources than many of their rivals. The Eagles have built their reputation on organized defensive play, set-piece proficiency, and the ability to upset bigger clubs through well-drilled tactical execution. Their Selhurst Park fortress has traditionally been one of the Premier League's more intimidating venues, where the passionate home support can lift the team to memorable performances.

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Under Oliver Glasner's guidance, Palace sit in a respectable mid-table position with their current campaign yielding 11 wins, 12 draws, and 14 losses across 37 matches. Their record of 40 goals scored against 49 conceded reflects a pragmatic approach, with defensive solidity often taking precedence over attacking flair. The statistics reveal an interesting split in their performances, with the Eagles actually proving more effective away from home, securing seven victories on their travels compared to just four at Selhurst Park. This unusual trend suggests adaptability in their tactical setup when playing as underdogs.

The team's 12 clean sheets demonstrate their defensive organization, though 12 matches without scoring highlights occasional struggles in the final third. Palace's recent form has shown the characteristic inconsistency of a mid-table side, mixing impressive victories with disappointing defeats. Their ability to secure draws - evident in their 12 stalemates this season - reflects the competitive spirit that has become synonymous with Crystal Palace, ensuring they remain difficult opponents for any Premier League team while maintaining their top-flight status with relative comfort.

Squad (31 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

W. Benítez
#44 W. Benítez
D. Henderson
#1 D. Henderson
R. Matthews
#31 R. Matthews

Defenders (8)

D. Benamar
#3 D. Benamar
J. Canvot
#23 J. Canvot
N. Clyne
#17 N. Clyne
G. King
#8 G. King
M. Lacroix
#5 M. Lacroix
C. Riad
#34 C. Riad
C. Richards
#26 C. Richards
B. Sosa
#24 B. Sosa

Midfielders (11)

Rio Cardines
#59 Rio Cardines
T. Mitchell
#3 T. Mitchell
D. Muñoz
#2 D. Muñoz
J. Devenny
#55 J. Devenny
J. Drakes-Thomas
#20 J. Drakes-Thomas
W. Hughes
#19 W. Hughes
D. Kamada
#18 D. Kamada
J. Lerma
#8 J. Lerma
K. Rodney
#42 K. Rodney
Christantus Uche
#12 Christantus Uche
A. Wharton
#20 A. Wharton

Attackers (9)

B. Casey
#18 B. Casey
E. Guessand
#29 E. Guessand
B. Johnson
#11 B. Johnson
J. Strand Larsen
#22 J. Strand Larsen
Z. Marsh
#9 Z. Marsh
J. Mateta
#14 J. Mateta
E. Nketiah
#9 E. Nketiah
Yeremy Pino
#10 Yeremy Pino
I. Sarr
#7 I. Sarr

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
3
T. Mitchell
T. Mitchell
MF 6.8 37 1 2 3208 101 1097
1
D. Henderson
D. Henderson
GK 6.9 36 0 0 3240 1 1092
5
M. Lacroix
M. Lacroix
DF 6.9 35 1 2 3087 60 1656
26
C. Richards
C. Richards
DF 6.9 33 1 0 2826 55 1479
20
A. Wharton
A. Wharton
MF 7.1 33 1 5 2545 70 1227
10
Yeremy Pino
Yeremy Pino
MF 6.8 33 2 1 2055 36 812
14
J. Mateta
J. Mateta
FW 6.7 31 11 0 2209 10 315
8
J. Lerma
J. Lerma
MF 6.7 30 0 2 1641 27 833
19
W. Hughes
W. Hughes
MF 6.8 30 0 0 1487 25 647
2
D. Muñoz
D. Muñoz
MF 6.9 28 4 3 2358 74 810
7
I. Sarr
I. Sarr
FW 6.8 27 9 1 2131 18 461
18
D. Kamada
D. Kamada
FW 6.9 27 0 0 1863 61 803
55
J. Devenny
J. Devenny
MF 6.4 20 1 0 740 23 228
23
J. Canvot
J. Canvot
DF 6.9 20 0 0 1347 39 765
11
B. Johnson
B. Johnson
FW 6.5 18 0 1 1124 16 242
12
Christantus Uche
Christantus Uche
MF 6.5 14 0 0 193 1 59
22
J. Strand Larsen
J. Strand Larsen
FW 6.5 13 3 0 834 3 216
9
E. Nketiah
E. Nketiah
FW 6.6 12 2 0 416 8 87
17
N. Clyne
N. Clyne
DF 6.6 9 0 1 514 15 156
34
C. Riad
C. Riad
DF 6.5 8 0 1 464 6 332
24
B. Sosa
B. Sosa
DF 6.4 7 0 0 99 3 41
29
E. Guessand
E. Guessand
FW 6.7 7 1 1 308 6 86
86
J. Drakes-Thomas
J. Drakes-Thomas
FW 6.4 2 0 0 25 1 11
44
W. Benítez
W. Benítez
GK 7.2 1 0 0 90 0 27
42
K. Rodney
K. Rodney
MF 6.5 1 0 0 9 0 5

Recent Transfers

2024/25 & 2025/26

Arrivals (39)

J. Strand Larsen
From Wolves
Transfer Feb 2026
E. Guessand
From Aston Villa
Loan Jan 2026
Daniel Edward Peter Imray
From Blackpool
Return from loan Jan 2026
B. Johnson
From Tottenham
Transfer Jan 2026
Christantus Uche
From Getafe
Loan Sep 2025
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Departures (42)

M. Guéhi
To Manchester City
Transfer Jan 2026
J. Ward
To Swansea
Free agent Jan 2026
R. Esse
To Coventry
Loan Jan 2026
L. Browne
To Notts Co
Transfer Jan 2026
J. Wells-Morrison
To Ross County
Free agent Dec 2025
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Injuries & Availability

4 Out 0 Doubtful
C. Doucoure
C. Doucoure Knee Injury
Out
E. Nketiah
E. Nketiah Thigh Injury
Out
B. Sosa
B. Sosa Injury
Out
C. Richards
C. Richards Ankle Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Crystal Palace face significant squad disruptions with four key players currently sidelined through injury. The absence of Cheick Doucoure represents a substantial blow to their midfield operations, as his knee injury removes a crucial component from their engine room. Eddie Nketiah's thigh problem further compounds their difficulties in the final third, limiting their attacking options at a critical juncture. The defensive unit also faces challenges with Chris Richards unavailable due to an ankle injury, potentially forcing tactical adjustments to the backline structure.

The injury to Blas Sosa adds another layer of complexity to Palace's selection headaches, though the specific nature of his injury remains undefined. With four players confirmed out and no doubtful cases providing hope for quick returns, the squad's depth will be thoroughly tested. The concentration of injuries across multiple positions presents a significant challenge for team selection and tactical flexibility. Palace's ability to cope with these absences will largely depend on their remaining squad members stepping up and the coaching staff's capacity to adapt their system to accommodate the missing personnel. The simultaneous nature of these injuries creates a perfect storm that could impact both defensive stability and attacking creativity.

Recent Form

DLDWL
D Brentford 2-2 (A)
L Manchester City 3-0 (A)
D Everton 2-2 (H)
W Shakhtar Donetsk 2-1 (H)
L Bournemouth 3-0 (A)

Form Analysis

Crystal Palace's recent form reveals a team struggling for consistency, managing just one victory across their last five outings while conceding goals at an alarming rate. The Eagles have found the net six times during this period, suggesting their attacking play remains functional, but defensive frailties have undermined their efforts with eleven goals conceded. This poor defensive record has prevented them from building momentum, as evidenced by their inability to secure clean sheets in any of these fixtures.

The quality of opposition faced provides context for these results, with the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City representing perhaps an expected outcome given the gulf in class. However, the pattern of drawing games they might have hoped to win, such as the 2-2 results against both Brentford and Everton, highlights Palace's current inability to close out matches effectively. Their sole victory came against Shakhtar Donetsk in what appears to be European competition, demonstrating they can perform when required, but the 3-0 loss to Bournemouth stands out as a particularly disappointing result. The team's defensive vulnerability remains the primary concern, as conceding multiple goals in four of their five recent matches has left them unable to capitalize on their attacking contributions and secure the points their performances might have merited.

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