Just the first page of the autobiography Whatever Happened to John Henty? gives you an idea of the subject’s witty and warm personality; the second demonstrates the impact he made in media roles across the globe.

Palace in trouble, two goals down – up pop Mark Bright and Ian Wright to save the day. It was to become a familiar story in the following years, but on this day (15th November) in 1986 the iconic strike partnership began terrorising defenders for the very first time.

Laura Kaminski shared her confidence in Palace Women’s preparation ahead of their Barclays Women’s Super League match against Aston Villa at Villa Park on Sunday, November 17th (14:00 GMT).

Footballer who played for the Chelsea team that won the FA Cup and the European Cup Winners’ Cup in the early 1970s The footballer John Dempsey, who has died aged 78, was an uncompromising central defender with Chelsea when they won the FA Cup in 1970 and the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1971. Although most accustomed to clearing out attackers and winning balls with his aerial power, Dempsey made significant attacking interventions in both those triumphs, in particular during the European Cup Winners’ Cup final replay in Athens against Real Madrid, when on a rare excursion into the opposition penalty box he came up with a crisply struck volley from 12 yards to set Chelsea on the way to a 2-1 victory. He also contributed a headed goal in a fifth round defeat of Crystal Palace during the victorious FA Cup campaign of the previous year. Those goals – two of only seven he scored in his 207 matches for Chelsea between 1969 and 1978 – gave a clue to Dempsey’s schoolboy exploits as a striker. But his primary concern was to shore up the defence, in combination with the rugged trio of David Webb, Ron “Chopper” Harris and Eddie McCreadie, described by their teammate Peter Osgood as the “four assassins at the back”. Continue reading...

Bookings are now open for Palace for Life Foundation's one-day-only Soccer School session at the Crystal Palace Academy on Monday, 23rd December.

As a Crystal Palace mainstay and a regular international – with a home World Cup on the horizon – Chris Richards talks Mauricio Pochettino, big ambitions and why it could be a crazy couple of years to come…

Crystal Palace duo Marc Guehi and Dean Henderson have been hard at work at St George's Park as England prepare for two important internationals - check out the best shots in the gallery below!

A new limited-edition Art of Football collection, celebrating 100 Years of Selhurst Park, is available to purchase online only now.

When you think of the great goalscorers of Palace past, few fans will have seen the club’s all-time top two in person: both Peter Simpson and Edwin Smith racked up their tallies before the beginning of World War Two.

Speaking to Palace TV, summer signing Indiah-Paige Riley reflected on scoring her first goal for Crystal Palace in the 1-1 draw against Everton.

Crystal Palace were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former defender and captain Peter Wall at the age of 80.

Tickets for Palace Women’s final three home games of 2024 – against Charlton, Spurs and Manchester United – are on general sale now!

Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny is called up to the Northern Ireland squad for the first time for the Nations League matches against Belarus and Luxembourg.

Captain Aimee Everett shared her thoughts following Palace Women's 1-1 draw against Everton in the Barclays Women's Super League at Sutton.