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- Meet the Match Officials for Palace's decisive semi-final second leg
- Palace handed Iraola boost as Chelsea open talks with 46-year-old
- Exclusive Sir Gareth Southgate interview & more!: What’s in your Bumper Edition semi-final programme?
- Exclusive Sir Gareth Southgate interview & more!: What’s in your Bumper Edition semi-final programme?
- Uche posts upsetting message as Director confirms Crystal Palace exit
- Uche posts upsetting message as Director confirms Crystal Palace exit
- U18s preview Palace v Ipswich Town: Young Eagles target back-to-back wins in race for second
- U18s preview Palace v Ipswich Town: Young Eagles target back-to-back wins in race for second
- What next for Crystal Palace Women?
- Have Crystal Palace just hinted at a badge change for 2026/27?
- Vote now: Your LOADED April Goal of the Month!
- Vote now for your NET88 Player of the Month for April!
- Report: Crystal Palace make 'significant' bid to sign club captain
- Man City & Brentford (A) tickets on sale from 10:00 tomorrow
- Tayo Adaramola earns first senior Republic of Ireland call-up
- Loan Report: Adaramola enjoys special S6 day as Esse caps title-winning campaign in style on final day
- From Krakow to Boscombe: Share your stories of Palace's recent travels!
- Looking back on 'Crystanbul', 12 years ago today
- Powell: I can never fault the boys' application
- U21 Report & Highlights: Palace's PL2 play-off run ends at quarter-final stage
- Ashleigh Weerden breaks the WSL2 assist record
- Club announce manager is leaving after Crystal Palace approach, amid reports
- How to watch Palace in the PL2 quarter-final against Manchester United TONIGHT!
- How to get involved with Palace for Life's matchday takeover v Everton
- Report & Highlights: Extraordinary Eagles crush Portsmouth to bounce back into WSL
- Matchday Gallery: The best photos from Palace's promotion winning game
- Palace Soundly Beaten By Bournemouth Side Chasing Europe
- Disjointed Palace beaten at Bournemouth
- Analysis: A day to forget for Crystal Palace
- Premier League issue statement on penalty in Bournemouth 3-0 Crystal Palace
- David Ozoh drops hint over Derby stay as he prepares for Palace return
- Shakhtar Donetsk player warns Crystal Palace ahead of 2nd leg
- Inconvenient League Duty Between Important Semi Final Legs
- Report: Manager Crystal Palace wanted in 2024 before Oliver Glasner may now be hired
- Crystal Palace target messages Strand Larsen after 3-1 win over Shakhtar Donetsk
- Palace seize control with stunning semi-final win
- Palace to capitalise on Wolves' relegation?
- 'If Kane scored that we'd be saying wow' - Strand Larsen shows Palace worth
- Eagles Take First Leg Victory Over Shakhtar To Edge Closer To First European Final
- Palace for Life takeover game vs Everton
- 20% off Palace for Life May Soccer Schools
- Eagles Head To Poland For Historic First European Semi Final
- Two key pieces of information for Palace fans travelling to Poland
- Crystal Palace may already be keen to move on from Matt Hobbs as rumour emerges (opinion)
- Report: Steve Parish to bid for player who scored in 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace
- Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham's cheapest season tickets compared to Premier League rivals
- Report: Crystal Palace now in talks to tie £20m man down to a new contract
- Report: After Jorgen Strand Larsen, Crystal Palace now in talks to sign two more Wolves players
- Report: Chelsea to hold talks with Crystal Palace's main managerial target
- Palace interested in Wolves' Joao Gomes
The professional Crystal Palace Football Club was founded on 10 September 1905 by the Crystal Palace Company. While the club officially recognizes its professional formation in 1905, research has linked the club to an earlier amateur team from 1861, though the modern entity formed in 1905.
Crystal Palace Football Club has had a remarkably consistent name since its professional founding in 1905, though it has operated with different nicknames and had distinct eras of amateur predecessors.
Brighton & Hove Albion
Millwall
Charlton Athletic
The Glaziers (1905–1973): This nickname was chosen due to the club’s association with the Crystal Palace exhibition building in South London. Which was largely made of glass.
The Eagles (1973–present): In 1973, manager Malcolm Allison rebranded the club, changing the nickname to “The Eagles” to project a more aggressive image, inspired by Portuguese club Benfica.
They has had four primary home grounds throughout their history: the Crystal Palace stadium (1905–1915), the Herne Hill Velodrome (1915–1917), the Croydon Common Athletic Ground (1917–1924), and their long-term home, Selhurst Park (1924–present). The club also used a small ground called “The Nest” (1918–1924).
