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Welcome back to Selhurst Park for a second home game in just four days, as Palace begin our Carabao Cup campaign against South London neighbours Millwall.

The tie must be settled on the night. If scores are level at 90 minutes, there is no extra-time, instead we will go straight to a penalty shootout to decide who progresses to the fourth-round.

Following tonight, the Eagles are back in action on Saturday, for an old-fashioned 15:00 BST kick-off away to West Ham. Tickets for the trip to the London Stadium are now sold-out, with a waiting list open for the fixture.

Please note, only supporters who currently qualify for the applicable sales phase can join the waiting list.

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Tickets are also now on sale for our first ever trip to Everton’s brandnew Hill Dickinson Stadium. The Toffees moved into their 52,000-seater home, situated at Bramley-Moore Dock, over the summer. Palace’s first visit takes place on Sunday, 5th October and will kick-off at 14:00 BST. Further ticketing details, including sales phases, can be found on cpfc. co.uk. For those unable to travel to Merseyside, the match is live on UK television courtesy of Sky Sports.

And finally, Palace women return to action on Sunday, 21st September as they continue their campaign in WSL2.

The Eagles travel to the City Ground to face newly-promoted Nottingham Forest (14:00 BST).

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After missing out on Championship play-offs by the barest of margins last time out, Millwall manager Alex Neil will hope that their busy transfer window will help them take the next step in 2025/26.

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Recent business suggests a shift towards a more progressive, frontfoot style, while remaining rooted in its traditional values of high energy, physicality, and tenacity.

With manager Neil embarking on his first full season at the helm, optimism is building that the club can take the next step and push into those Championship play-off places, having narrowly missed out on the last day of last term, where defeat against Burnley saw them eventually finish in eighth-place.

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It’s been a summer of transformation at The Den – Millwall making a major statement in the transfer market by welcoming 11 new faces in total, before the window closed on Monday, 1st September.

The headline arrival was Josh Coburn, who joined permanently from Middlesbrough for a reported £5 million following a productive loan spell last season.

The 22-year-old scored five goals in 21 appearances and forged an effective partnership with Mihailo Ivanovic - a relationship that Head Coach Neil will be hoping continues to flourish.

Coburn isn’t the only eyecatching new arrival. Versatile wingback Alfie Doughty arrived from Luton Town, while exciting winger Thierno Ballo and composed midfielder Will Smallbone, the latter reportedly courted by the likes of Birmingham and Wrexham, were brought in on season-long loans.

There’s a growing sense on the other side of South London that Millwall are evolving in their attempts to secure a top-six finish.

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“Where we came up short in the game was our use of the ball. Really as simple as that. In the final third, our use of the ball, whether it’s a cross, whether it’s a finish, whether it’s a final run.”

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A mixed start As for Millwall’s early-season form, it’s been a mixed bag. At time of writing, the Lions are yet to face Charlton and sit 12th in the table with six points from their opening four league fixtures – two wins and two defeats.

Their campaign began in style with a hard-fought 1-0 victory at Norwich, courtesy of Macaulay Langstaff’s late strike. That momentum carried into the Carabao Cup, where a Ryan Leonard goal was enough to see off Newport County and ensure a place in round two.

Defeat to Middlesbrough at The Den followed, before Ivanovic fired them to a narrow 1-0 win over struggling Sheffield United.

Goals from Massimo Luongo and Kamarl Grant helped see off Coventry and eventually set-up tonight’s tie at Selhurst Park. Most recently, though, Millwall fell to a 2-0 defeat away at newly-promoted Wrexham.

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a SEASON TO REMEMBER A look back at our opponents’ most iconic campaigns of all time. In this issue a look back at when Millwall went close to pulling off one of football’s great shocks.

2003/04 Millwall In the summer of 2003, there was no obvious sign of something special brewing at the Den. Millwall had finished ninth the previous season, losing nearly as many games as they had won in the old Division One, finishing ninth.

Considering they had reached the play-off semi-finals the previous season, it was a notable drop off.

Talented utility man Steven Reid had left for Blackburn, while arrivals came mainly in the form of free transfers.

A poor start in the league followed, with manager Mark McGhee departing the club in October following a 1-0 loss at home to Preston. Chairman Theo Paphitis, also of Dragons Den fame, said: “Whilst expectations were high at the start of the current campaign, we have struggled to live up to them.”

Enter Dennis Wise as PlayerManager. Having joined the Lions the previous year, the former Chelsea and England man was in his first managerial role. His first game in the role showed his typically combative style. Millwall beat Sheffield United 2-0, but Wise was sent off just four minutes after bringing himself on as a substitute.

Although results in the league were unspectacular their FA Cup run became the story of the season.

A solid team, featuring future Premier League star Tim Cahill, the dependable Paul Ifill and club legend Neil Harris, found momentum. A comeback victory over Walsall in the

third round got things going, before wins over Telford United, Burnley and Tranmere took them to the semi-final at Old Trafford, against Sunderland.

In an emotionally-charged atmosphere, Cahill found the net after 26 minutes. It topped a perfect week for the charismatic Aussie, the goal coming only a few days after he made his international debut.

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Millwall defended resolutely to hold firm. Cahill’s strike proving enough to send them to Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium for a final.

It was the first time a team from outside the top-flight had reached the FA Cup final since Sunderland 12 years previously.

The Lions were up against it in the final, facing a Manchester United team managed by Sir Alex Ferguson and containing the likes of Ruud van Nistelrooy, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes.

On the day, Wise’s side put in a valiant effort. In particular, goalkeeper Andy Marshall was outstanding in the first-half, saving superbly from Scholes and Roy Keane.

But just before half-time he was finally beaten, a very young Cristiano Ronaldo getting on the end of a cross from Gary Neville to power a header into the Millwall net.

The Lions bravely battled on after the break, but two more goals from van Nistelrooy ensured United lifted the Cup. Despite the defeat, Millwall could be hugely proud of their efforts – reaching a first major final in the club’s history.

It brought reward the following season, with the rules of the time ensuring Millwall qualified for the UEFA Cup, their first ever European participation.

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After initially joining on from Reading back in 2017, Cooper’s arrival proved vital to promotion to the Championship that same season, with the Lions making the move permanent.

A powerful, dominant centreback, Cooper was previously capped at England under-20 level and later won the Manager’s Young Player of the Year award at the Den. A reliable performer, he took over the captaincy ahead of the current season.

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A club-record deadline day arrival in the January 2025 transfer window, Dutch-Algerian midfielder Neghli has looked a class act since his arrival from Sparta Rotterdam. His clever match-winner against Middlesbrough back in April showed a player capable of adding goals to his game.

A talented creative midfielder spent his entire career prior to joining the Lions in the Netherlands, first breaking through with De Graafschap in the second tier.

Neghli represents Algeria at international level – and has won five caps for the under-23 side.

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Whilst there he represented the national under-21 side and tasted Champions League football against European heavyweights Liverpool and Napoli.

De Norre made his Millwall debut at Middlesbrough on the opening day of the 2023/24 campaign and has established himself as a capable operator.

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Only just over a year into his time with Millwall, Ivanovic already looks like outstanding value, with a reported fee of £2.8million bringing him to the Den last year. The 6ft 2 centre forward hit 12 goals in his maiden Championship campaign and was a crucial ingredient to the Lions’ style of play.

Having already won a senior international cap with Serbia, Ivanovic’s reputation is expected to grow and grow over the next few years.

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TALKING TACTICS

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Sports scientist-turned-hobbyist analyst Pat Rosanio – better known by fans as @CPFC_Tampa – has been breaking down Crystal Palace games on social media for a number of years, having previously worked in Major League Baseball with the Toronto Blue Jays. In a new feature for 2025/26, Pat will present a scouting report on the opposition – here he looks at tonight’s opponents Millwall.

The luck of the cup draw means Millwall are back at Selhurst Park for the second time in just six months.

At the time of writing, the Lions sit 12th in the Championship – mostly due to a lack of goals. However, their underlying metrics show a side that, if they get firing, could pose a threat to the Eagles’ quest for consecutive domestic cup silverware.

TACTICAL OVERVIEW While Millwall still play a physical, aggressive, direct style, do not expect them to simply sit deep and look to counter.

Rather, manager Alex Neil has set up the Lions to be efficient in their play. Despite being 17th in the Championship for average possession, Millwall rank high in numerous attacking metrics.

Cornerstones of a more traditional direct style still exist, as the Lions have attempted the 4th-most long passes in league play and are 1st in crosses into opponent’s penalty area.

However, Millwall also rank high in league metrics for key passes (5th), shots (3rd), shot-

creating actions (3rd), touches in opponent’s penalty area (2nd), and passes into opponent area (1st).

They do this by dictating where the ball is on the pitch, regardless of who has possession.

Over their first four Championship matches, only 25% of play has occurred in Millwall’s defensive third – second-lowest in the league. Conversely, 35% of play has occurred in Millwall’s attacking third, which ranks 3rd-highest in the Championship.

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Due to this concentration of play in dangerous areas, the Lions rank fifth for non-penalty expected goals (NPxG) in league. However, Millwall’s three goals scored place them 22nd out of 24 Championship clubs.

This is due to below average shot quality and accuracy.

Millwall’s average NPxG/shot – which looks at shot quality – is 0.09, ranking 19th in league. Their shot on target percentage sits at 17.2%, which is third-worst.

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Few forwards in the Championship have been more threatening than striker Mihailo Ivanovic

Millwall continue to show physicality out of possession. However, this has occurred further up the pitch, as they have recorded the most tackles in their attacking third in the Championship.

Millwall are extremely efficient against dribblers – their 63.9% tackle rate only bested by Norwich City’s 65.1%. At times, their aggression gets the better of them, with the Lions committing the most fouls and receiving the 3rd-most yellow cards in the division.

However, the same finishing woes have afflicted Ivanovic, as his 21% shot on target rate is fifth-worst of any Championship player with 10 or more shots.

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This will be a physical match, as Millwall will look to take advantage of Palace’s numerical disadvantage in the wide areas and quickly get balls into the box.

With that said, their aggressive approach could leave them exposed to counter-attacks. The side who best dictates transitional play will most likely advance to the fourth round in this battle of South London foes.

Few forwards in the Championship have been more threatening than striker Mihailo Ivanovic.

The Serbian’s 1.5 NPxG represent 26% of Millwall’s club total. Ivanovic has also registered 39% of Millwall’s expected assisted goals (xAG), and his combined 3.4 NPxG+xAG is the most of any Championship player this season.

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WHen we last met

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Looking past our pre-season victory over Millwall – a fixture rarely befitting of the world ‘friendly’ – it was as recently as 1st March when we last met our South London rivals in competitive action.

Indeed, the 100th competitive contest between the two sides proved a typically eventful affair, with a place in the FA Cup quarter-finals on the line at Selhurst Park.

We need not revisit the incident involving Jean-Philippe Mateta and Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts after six minutes – but the immediate outcome saw the opposition goalkeeper dismissed, upon VAR review, for serious foul play.

Making full use of their numerical advantage, Oliver Glasner’s side duly peppered the Millwall goal for much of the remainder of the half.

Eddie Nketiah – on for the injured Mateta – proved a livewire throughout, seeing a goal ruled out by VAR for offside, and testing substitute shotstopper Lukas Jensen in the visiting net; the Dane soon after denied Ben Chilwell from close range.

But finally, on 33 minutes, our fully deserved breakthrough arrived, the Eagles having earned their touch of fortune when Japhet Tanganga headed Will Hughes’ cross-shot into his own net from close range.

Soon after, Palace benefitted again from a spot of pinball when a Millwall clearance ricocheted into the path of

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Danie Muñoz, who stabbed home our second of the half.

It appeared that the Eagles, with a two-goal and one-man advantage, would be cruising into the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time since 2021/22. But goals change the complexion of games, and the next admittedly had an effect.

In the final seconds of 13 minutes of additional time, Millwall got one back when Wes Harding slammed a powerful finish through a crowd of bodies and beyond Matt Turner – and the confidence the goal provided the visitors permeated into the second-half.

But with 81 minutes on the clock, Nketiah got the goal his performance had deserved. A free-kick, hoisted into the box, was flicked back across goal

by Chris Richards – and Nketiah, backpedalling to meet the flight of the ball, directed a superb looping header in off the far post to seal Palace’s progression.

The Eagles went on, of course, to win the competition – the greatest victory of all.

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25/26 fixtures & results

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82,645

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Chelsea

39,678

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Thu 21

Fredrikstad

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1-0

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Fredrikstad

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Sunderland

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Tue 16

Millwall

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Sat 20

West Ham United

15:00

Sat 27

Liverpool

15:00

Thu 2

Dynamo Kyiv

17:45

Sun 5

Everton

14:00

Sat 18

Bournemouth

15:00

Thu 23

AEK Larnaca

20:00

Sun 26

Arsenal

14:00

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Brentford

15:00

Thu 6

AZ Alkmaar

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Brighton & Hove Albion

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Wolverhampton Wanderers

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Thu 27

RC Strasbourg

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Manchester United

15:00

Wed 3

Burnley

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Sat 6

Fulham

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Thu 11

Shelbourne FC

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Sat 13

Manchester City

15:00

Thu 18

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Leeds United

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Sat 27

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tue 30

Fulham

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Newcastle United

15:00

Wed 7

Aston Villa

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Sat 17

Sunderland

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Sat 24

Chelsea

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Sat 31

Nottingham Forest

15:00

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Brighton & Hove Albion

15:00

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Burnley

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Sat 21

Wolverhampton Wanderers

15:00

Sat 28

Manchester United

15:00

Wed 4

Tottenham Hotspur

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Sat 14

Leeds United

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Sat 21

Manchester City

15:00

Sat 11

Newcastle United

15:00

Sat 18

West Ham United

15:00

Sat 25

Liverpool

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Bournemouth

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Everton

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Brentford

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Arsenal

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Naouirou Ahamada Remi Matthews Chadi Riad

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Kaden Rodney

Caleb Kporha

Cheick Doucouré

Chris Richards

Borna Sosa

Dean Henderson

fixtures & results

carabao cup

thirdround sheffield wednesday √ grimsby tue 16 sep 19:45

wigan athletic √ wycombe wanderers tue 23 sep 19:45

brentford √ aston villa tue 16 sep 20:00

wolves √ everton tue 23 sep 19:45

crystal palace √ millwall tue 16 sep 20:00

wrexham √ reading tue 23 sep 19:45

swansea city √ nottingham forest wed 17 sep 20:00

liverpool √ southampton tue 23 sep 20:00

barnsley √ brighton & hove albion tue 23 sep 19:45

huddersfield town √ manchester city wed 24 sep 19:45

burnley √ cardiff city tue 23 sep 19:45

newcastle united √ bradford city wed 24 sep 19:45

fulham √ cambridge united tue 23 sep 19:45

spurs √ doncaster rovers wed 24 sep 19:45

lincoln city √ chelsea tue 23 sep 19:45

port vale √ arsenal wed 24 sep 20:00

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