Crystal Palace FC | 2026/27 Premier League Season

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Crystal Palace — 2026/27 Premier League Season
Dates & times are correct at time of publishing but are subject to change, please check local sources for latest updates

Show Calendar

August

Liverpool, UK
Hill Dickinson Stadium
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
20:00

September

London, UK
Craven Cottage
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Leeds, United Kingdom
Elland Road
15:00

October

London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Brighton, UK
Amex Stadium
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
London, UK
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
15:00

November

London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Coventry, UK
Coventry Building Society Arena
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00

December

London, UK
Stamford Bridge
20:00
Birmingham, UK
Villa Park
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Sunderland, UK
The Stadium of Light
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
20:00

January

London , UK
G-Tech Community Stadium
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
20:00
Liverpool, UK
Anfield
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Kingston upon Hull, UK
MKM Stadium
15:00

February

London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
20:00
Bournemouth , UK
Vitality Stadium
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00

March

London, UK
The Emirates
20:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Ipswich, UK
Portman Road
15:00

April

London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Manchester, UK
The Etihad
15:00
Manchester, UK
Old Trafford
15:00

May

London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Nottingham, United Kingdom
City Ground
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
15:00
Newcastle, UK
St. James' Park
15:00
London, UK
Selhurst Park
16:00
Dates & times are correct at time of publishing but are subject to change, please check local sources for latest updates

Crystal Palace enter 2026/27 under new manager Pierre Sage, who takes over on a three-year contract following Oliver Glasner's departure at the end of his contract. It caps a remarkable two-and-a-half-year spell for the Austrian, who arrived in February 2024 with Palace battling relegation and left having delivered the club's first-ever major trophy — the 2025 FA Cup — followed by Community Shield success and a run to the 2026 Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano.

Glasner's departure was amicable and long-planned, with the Austrian informing chairman Steve Parish of his decision to leave as early as October, giving the club time to plan for the transition. Sage inherits a squad reshaped by the summer sale of captain Marc Guéhi to Manchester City, and faces the challenge of maintaining Palace's newfound status as genuine cup specialists while continuing to compete for a top-half Premier League finish.

With European football now part of the fixture list for a club that spent decades as a solid mid-table Premier League fixture, expectations at Selhurst Park have shifted considerably under the foundations Glasner built.