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Crystal Palace √ everton sun 10 may 2026 | 2:00pm k.o. Directors Chairman Steve Parish, David Blitzer, Joshua Harris, Woody Johnson

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Chief Executive Officer

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Sharon Lacey Chief Financial Officer Mitesh Velani Chief Commercial Officer Barry Webber Academy Director Gary Issott Director of U21 Development Mark Bright General Counsel David Nichol Head of Football Operations Karl Eccleston Head of Ticketing Paul McGowan Head of Retail Foz Bowers

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Head of Marketing Matt Franks

34 Talking tactics

Head of Safeguarding Laura Baptiste Head Groundsman

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Bruce Elliott

Editor Jack Lacey-Hatton Design Billy Cooke, Joe Hardingham, James Heels Contributors Robin Johnson,

43 Kevin Phillips 48 academy 52 palace women 60 international eagles

Ed Dowling, Joe Turner, Kevin Phillips, Ian King, Alex

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Connor, Tommy Macarthur, Patrick Rosanio, Sebastian Frej Photography Neil Everitt, Peter Hurn, Sebastian Frej, Pinnacle Photo Agency, Kontent Haus, Getty Printer Bishops Printers

67 Behind the Lens

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72 Eagle Arcade 74 from the terraces

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briefing

weekly briefing

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On this day 10 may 1998

conversations around mental Welcome back to Selhurst wellbeing, as well as highlighting Park for this afternoon’s visit of the work carried out in communities Everton. Together Against Suicide Please note that today’s matchday and to support fans with their mental health. programme went to print before our Research conducted by the UEFA Conference League semi-final Premier League shows how football second leg with Shakhtar Donetsk. helps to connect people and start Today’s game along with conversations. The League is all Premier League matches this encouraging fans to use their love weekend are dedicated to the of the game as a catalyst to reach ‘Inside Matters’ campaign, to raise out to fellow supporters, friends awareness of mental health and and family and make a difference to encourage fans to check in on the AD-210x148-PL-Inside Matters (Palace).indd 1 09/09/2025 11:57 their mental wellbeing. wellbeing of others. Find out more about this The League and clubs will use campaign on page 59. this period to help promote positive

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Palace defeat Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 on the final day of the season thanks to a Clinton Morrison goal.


Few players have been tested in quite the same way Chadi Riad has in the last two years. But now the Morocco international is now playing his part in a big finish to the season… Interview: Jack Lacey-Hatton

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PALACE FOR ALL

palace for all

edi strategy Our EDI Strategy sets out our aspirations as a club until 2034, as well as our objectives

Palace for All is the club’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) brand, and the umbrella beneath which all our campaigns, activations and initiatives sit. The message is simple: Crystal Palace Football Club is for everyone. We continually celebrate the diversity across our club, and take a proactive approach to tackling prejudice and promoting understanding.

Inside Matters Today marks our dedicated ‘Inside Matters’ fixture, through which Crystal Palace and the Premier League are raising awareness of mental health and encouraging fans to check in on the wellbeing of others. ‘Inside Matters’ messaging will be visible at Premier League fixtures throughout this weekend (10th-11th May), ahead of UK Mental Health Awareness Week (12th-18th May). The League and its clubs will use this time to promote constructive conversations around mental health and wellbeing, while also shining a light on the community work being delivered in this space, and the support available to fans. We know that football helps connect people, and we want to remind everyone that support is always within reach, and that conversations and community can make a real difference. Premier League research shows that the game plays a powerful role in bringing people together and encouraging open dialogue. Fans are being invited to use their shared

passion for the game as a way to reach out to other supporters, as well as friends and family, and contribute positively to mental wellbeing.

The Mental Health Foundation Representatives from the Mental Health Foundation will be in the Fanzone at today’s fixture, speaking to supporters about mental health, and encouraging them to share ideas on how to look after their mental wellbeing. This is part of the “Take Action” theme for Mental Health Awareness Week this year, which reinforces the message that small actions can help us feel hopeful and less powerless. And while our individual actions matter, when we come together, we are even more powerful. In addition, during Mental Health Awareness week, the club are offering a financial wellbeing clinic to all staff as part of its wider-reaching wellbeing strategy. You can find out more about the Mental Health Foundation by scanning the QR code to the right

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D

L

F

A

GD

Pts

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Club arsenal

35

23

7

5

67

26

41

76

2

manchester city

34

21

8

5

69

32

37

71

3

manchester united

35

18

10

7

63

48

15

64

4

liverpool

35

17

7

11

59

47

12

58

5

aston villa

35

17

7

11

48

44

4

58

6

afc bournemouth

35

12

16

7

55

52

3

52

7

brentford

35

14

9

12

52

46

6

51

8

brighton & hove albion

35

13

11

11

49

42

7

50 48

9

chelsea

35

13

9

13

54

48

6

10

everton

35

13

9

13

44

44

0

48

11

fulham

35

14

6

15

44

49

-5

48

12

sunderland

35

12

11

12

37

46

-9

47

13

newcastle united

35

13

6

16

49

51

-2

45

14

leeds united

35

10

13

12

47

52

-5

43

15

crystal palace

34

11

10

13

36

42

-6

43

16

Nottingham Forest

35

11

9

15

44

46

-2

42

17

Tottenham Hotspur

35

9

10

16

45

54

-9

37

18

west ham united

35

9

9

17

42

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-19

36

19

burnley

35

4

8

23

35

71

-36

20

20

WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS

35

3

9

23

25

63

-38

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All statistics correct as of 17:00 Thursday, 7th May.

MATCHWeek36 sat 9 may 12:30

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turf moor

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amex stadium

selhurst park

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sun 10 may 14:00

craven cottage

The City Ground

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sun 10 may 16:30

stadium of light

london stadium

sat 9 may 17:30

mon 11 may 20:00

Etihad Stadium

tottenham hotspur stadium

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Dean HENDERSON (GK) Daniel MUÑOZ Tyrick MITCHELL Maxence LACROIX Ismaïla SARR Jefferson LERMA Eddie NKETIAH Yéremy PINO Brennan JOHNSON Christantus UCHE Jean-Philippe MATETA Nathaniel CLYNE Daichi KAMADA Will HUGHES Adam WHARTON Jørgen STRAND LARSEN Jaydee CANVOT Borna SOSA Chris RICHARDS Cheick DOUCOURÉ Evann GUESSAND Remi MATTHEWS (GK) Chadi RIAD Caleb KPORHA Kaden RODNEY Walter BENÍTEZ (GK) Justin DEVENNY Rio CARDINES George KING Zach MARSH Dean BENAMAR Benji CASEY Joél DRAKES-THOMAS

everton f.c.

T. Bramall S. Long S. Massey-Ellis S. Barrott M. Donohue S. Burt

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Jordan PICKFORD (GK) Nathan PATTERSON Michael KEANE James TARKOWSKI Dwight McNEIL BETO Iliman NDIAYE Thierno BARRY Mark TRAVERS (GK) Jake O’BRIEN Vitaliy MYKOLENKO Jack GREALISH Tyrique GEORGE Tyler DIBLING Kiernan DEWSBURY-HALL Séamus COLEMAN Charly ALCARAZ Idrissa GUEYE Tom KING (GK) Jarrad BRANTHWAITE Merlin RÖHL James GARNER Adam AZNOU Tim IROEGBUNAM Harrison ARMSTRONG Douglass LUKJANCIKS (GK)

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