CRY
ARSHenry is a freelance journalist, with over five years covering Crystal Palace, specialisng in analytical pieces and academy football. He produces for BBC Sport and has featured on The Palace Way. Henry holds a degree in Sports Journalism. When not writing, he can be found talking about football on TikTok or recording podcasts for Let's Talk Palace!
Former Arsenal and Wolves striker Jay Boothroyd has shared his thoughts on the penalty decision which went against Crystal Palace in their 3-0 loss to Bournemouth. Despite clear evidence that there was no contact between Dean Henderson and Marco Senesi, VAR failed to do its job and overturn the decision. On Sky Sports’ Ref Watch, […]
Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix spoke to PalaceTV following Sunday’s 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth. It was a disappointing trip to the South Coast for Palace, whose focus is clearly away from the Premier League as they close in on what could be a significant end to the season in Europe. Planned substitutes and heavy rotation […]
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner hinted that his side’s focus has now fully shifted to the Europa Conference League. Palace lost 3-0 at Bournemouth in the Premier League on Sunday, with heavy rotation and pre-planned fitness substitutions leading to what can only be described as an absent performance. It was evident from minute one that […]
Crystal Palace academy man David Ozoh has spent consecutive seasons on loan with Derby County in the Championship. He is now set to return to Palace, and ensured he departed the Rams with a farewell message via social media. Ozoh’s loan has been a huge success, especially in this second season. Playing a key role […]
Crystal Palace lost 3-0 to Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Sunday afternoon, the Cherries extending their unbeaten run to fourteen games, the longest of any club side in Europe’s top five leagues. Their second goal came from the penalty spot, a decision which caused a stir online. A heavily rotated Palace side deserved little […]
Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton has spoken about the intensity and pressure the players are under as Palace continue to compete on two fronts. Should Palace win on Thursday against Shakhtar, the Eagles will play their longest ever season, the final in Leipzig being the 60th fixture of 2025/26. A 3-0 loss to Bournemouth epitomised […]
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has shared his thoughts on his side’s 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth. A heavily rotated side struggled to compete with the side chasing down European football. Despite the scoreline, only one of the Cherries’ three goals were scored from open play. Bournemouth took the lead when Jefferson Lerma, who played there […]
Crystal Palace travelled to Bournemouth in the Premier League on Sunday [3/5/26] afternoon, and lost by three goals to nil in a drab performance at the Vitality Stadium. Despite the fixture holding little significance for Palace’s season, the first half performance in particular was unacceptably poor, with zero shots for Palace until the second period […]
Crystal Palace travel to the South Coast to face a Bournemouth side who are on the cusp of the European places. For Palace, a run of unfortunate results, and the sides above them winning, has left them in a place where full focus should be on the Europa Conference League. Andoni Iraola has been linked […]
Evann Guessand hasn’t played for Palace since early April, when he was withdrawn against Fiorentina with a knee injury. The loan signing from Villa, which is reportedly nailed on to be made permanent at the end of the season, has been a handy addition to Oliver Glasner’s squad. In January, Guessand pushed for the move […]
Jorgen Strand Larsen signed for Crystal Palace in January, in a deal worth up to £48 million, a club-record outlay for the South London side. With that move comes pressure, expectation and in some aspects a lack of patience. Whilst his start to life at Palace has been strong, the Norwegian striker has received criticism, […]
When Crystal Palace signed Daichi Kamada, there was an element of the unknown about the Japanese international. A favourite of incoming manager Oliver Glasner, Kamada’s time in South London has been turbulent, but his quality has shone through. Signed on a free transfer after a spell at Lazio, Kamada followed his former boss to Selhurst […]
