On the night of November 30, 1936, thousands of London residents flocked to Sydenham Hill in the English capital’s southeast to witness a vicious, roaring blaze. The iconic Crystal Palace was ...

The club, founded in 1905, played its games in the grounds of Joseph Paxton’s magnificent glass Crystal Palace, which had been moved from Hyde Park to Sydenham Hill after hosting the Great ...

The National Sports Centre based in Crystal Palace Park is under serious threat of demolition. The historic site has held many international… ...

The day arrived and the Woolwich Gazette reported ‘everybody was in high spirits on Saturday [20th April] when the new Sports Ground at the Crystal Palace was brilliantly inaugurated by a well-fought ...

Today (6th February 2024), however, marks 109 years to the day that the club played its final match at its very first home ground: the eponymous Crystal Palace. Our home for a decade, and place of ...

In 2002, Channel 4 showed us life at the Crystal Palace academy with docuseries The Players. Twenty years later, the same broadcaster has followed the same club’s academy once again.

Why Crystal Palace’s FA Cup triumph provides hope for the future of English football. The Eagles won their first ever major trophy at Wembley and their victory over Man City will provide ...

Thousands of Crystal Palace fans have lined the streets to congratulate their football heroes at a victory parade following their FA Cup win. The route near Palace's Selhurst Park stadium in south ...

View of the Crystal Palace circa 1854, after the building was relocated to Sydenham in South London Public domain via Wikimedia Commons On the night of November 30, 1936, thousands of London ...