US EditionCrystal Palace plot transfer push after FA Cup glory as Europe awaits
- Crystal Palace won their first major trophy by beating Manchester City 1-0 in the 2025 FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium, London.
- This victory followed a season where Crystal Palace consistently defeated top teams and the club prepared for their first European campaign.
- Meanwhile, Southampton suffered relegation after a poor Premier League season, prompting questions over their managerial future and many expected player sales including Mateus Fernandes.
- Crystal Palace plans to offer £20 million for the 20-year-old Fernandes to strengthen their squad ahead of the Europa League, as stated by club sources.
- Palace’s FA Cup win secures Europa League football, which may increase their transfer appeal but also suggests squad changes as the club seeks to compete on multiple fronts.
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Crystal Palace risk being gutted by Big Six after FA Cup fairtytale
THERE’S one big problem with so-called footballing “fairytales”. Instead of “and they all lived happily ever after”, they tend to end with the words “and they all f***ed off to Big Six clubs”. Shutterstock EditorialCrystal Palace’s FA Cup heroes like Eberechi Eze risk being poached by the big six clubs[/caption] GettyBut they should stay put at Palace[/caption] Shutterstock EditorialThe day after the final we were given a reminder of football’s …
Crystal Palace Welcomes Wolves After FA Cup Victory
timesng.com: London, England – Crystal Palace faces Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday night at Selhurst Park, riding high after winning the FA Cup over the weekend. A first-half goal by Eberechi Eze secured the cup, marking a significant achievement for manager Oliver Glasner. Despite both teams sitting in the bottom half of the Premier League table, they […] This post Crystal Palace Welcomes Wolves After FA Cup Victory appeared first on Crysta…
Why Crystal Palace’s FA Cup final victory is actually very important
FOOTBALL, historically speaking, has always enjoyed the triumph of the underdog. The rich history of the game is littered with stories of over-achieving minnows, unexpected champions and battles against overwhelming odds. This is what made football so appealing down the decades. We remember great teams, but we also recall great moments: Walsall beating the mighty Arsenal in the 1930s, Colchester United stunning over ultra-professional Leeds in 1…
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