Crystal Palace have received their fixture list for the 2024/25 Premier League season, with high hopes for the season ahead.
The Eagles impressed at the end of the previous campaign, as Oliver Glasner strung together several wins in a row to finish strongly.
Palace finished the season in the top half of the table, despite some quiet relegation fears, and played some attractive football along the way.
The new Crystal Palace boss injected plenty of optimism into the supporters at Selhurst Park, carrying that hope into the summer.
With the next step of the journey just around the corner, Crystal Palace’s 2024/25 Premier League fixtures have been released.
The London outfit faces plenty of tough opposition in the months ahead, with the division looking as strong as ever once again.
So with that said, here’s a look at some key fixture dates for Crystal Palace in the 2024/25 Premier League season.
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When is Crystal Palace’s first game of the Premier League season?
Crystal Palace’s first game of the 2024/25 Premier League season is against Brentford at the G-Tech Community Stadium.
The match will be played on Sunday, August 18th, with a kick-off time scheduled for 2pm on the day.
When is Crystal Palace’s last game of the Premier League season?
The final match of the Premier League season for Crystal Palace is a tricky trip away to Anfield, facing off with Liverpool.
That game takes place on Sunday, May 25th with a kick-off time scheduled for 4pm.
When are the international breaks?
There are four international breaks during the Premier League season, with three at the start and one at the end of the campaign.
The international breaks are as follows:
- September 2nd-10th
- October 7th-15th
- November 11th-19th
- March 17th-25th.
Crystal Palace London derby dates
Crystal Palace will face off against six other London clubs in the Premier League during the 2024/25 campaign.
Here’s a look at the dates of each one.
Arsenal
- Saturday, 21st December: Crystal Palace v Arsenal (15:00)
- Saturday, 26th April: Arsenal v Crystal Palace (15:00)
Brentford
- Sunday, 18th August: Brentford v Crystal Palace (14:00)
- Saturday, 25th January: Crystal Palace v Brentford (15:00)
Chelsea
- Saturday, 31st August: Chelsea v Crystal Palace (15:00)
- Saturday, 4th January: Crystal Palace v Chelsea (15:00)
Fulham
- Saturday, 9th November: Crystal Palace v Fulham (15:00)
- Saturday, 22nd February: Fulham v Crystal Palace (15:00)
Tottenham
- Saturday, 26th October: Crystal Palace v Tottenham (15:00)
- Saturday, 10th May: Tottenham v Crystal Palace (15:00)
West Ham
- Saturday, 24th August: Crystal Palace v West Ham (15:00)
- Saturday, 18th January: West Ham v Crystal Palace (15:00)
Crystal Palace v Brighton dates
The rivalry between Crystal Palace and Brighton has grown in recent years, with both teams still battling it out in the Premier League.
With two huge fixtures ahead, here’s a look at the dates for both matches:
- Saturday, 14th December: Brighton v Crystal Palace (15:00)
- Saturday, 5th April: Crystal Palace v Brighton (15:00)
Christmas fixtures for Crystal Palace
The festive period is a busy one in the football calendar, with games before and after Christmas as well as new year.
The festive fixtures are:
- Saturday, 21st December: Crystal Palace v Arsenal (15:00)
- Thursday, 26th December: Bournemouth v Crystal Palace (15:00)
- Sunday, 29th December: Crystal Palace v Southampton (15:00)
- Saturday, 4th January: Crystal Palace v Chelsea (15:00)
When do Crystal Palace face the promoted Premier League teams?
Ipswich
- Tuesday, 3rd December: Ipswich v Crystal Palace (19:45)
- Saturday, 8th March: Crystal Palace v Ipswich (15:00)
Southampton
- Sunday, 29th December: Crystal Palace v Southampton (15:00)
- Wednesday, 2nd April: Southampton v Crystal Palace (19:45)
Leicester
- Saturday, 14th September: Crystal Palace v Leicester (15:00)
- Tuesday, 14th January: Leicester v Crystal Palace (19:45)
Crystal Palace face two familiar faces in Southampton and Leicester City, with both teams making an instant return to the Premier League after their relegation.
However, Ipswich Town will be a fresh face in the Premier League, having last featured in the division back in 2002.
