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Arsenal vs Crystal Palace is a London matchup in which Arsenal carry the stronger historical reference, while Palace have repeatedly made Selhurst Park uncomfortable. Arsenal won 5–0 at home on 20 January 2024 and 5–1 away on 21 December 2024, but Palace had earlier taken 3–0 at home on 4 April 2022. Arsenal won 1–0 at home on 26 October 2025 and 2–1 away on 24 May 2026. New meetings will test whether Palace can turn resistance into another result.
Past matches, Arsenal vs Crystal Palace
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Crystal Palace
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44G
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5D
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11F
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23D
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14F
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29F
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3D
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10M
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20M
Arsenal Substitutes
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G
35
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M
8
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F
14
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F
29
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F
7
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M
23
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M
41
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D
6
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M
10
Match events
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42'⚽Gabriel Jesus Normal Goal (Asst: G. Martinelli)
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46'Gabriel R. Calafiori
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46'K. Havertz C. Norgaard
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46'A. Wharton D. Kamada
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46'Y. Pino I. Sarr
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46'T. Mitchell D. Munoz
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46'T. Mitchell D. Munoz
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46'A. Wharton D. Kamada
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46'K. Havertz C. Norgaard
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46'Gabriel R. Calafiori
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48'⚽N. Madueke Normal Goal (Asst: K. Havertz)
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61'M. Merino M. Dowman
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62'E. Guessand A. Wharton
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62'M. Merino M. Dowman
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74'Gabriel Jesus Yellow Card
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75'E. Eze Gabriel Jesus
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77'J. Mateta J. S. Larsen
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83'V. Gyökeres N. Madueke
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84'V. Gyokeres N. Madueke
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89'⚽J. Mateta Normal Goal (Asst: Y. Pino)
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90' +1Y. Pino Goal Disallowed - offside
Stats for this game
Matchup Arsenal VS Crystal Palace
Arsenal set the reference point
Arsenal have generally supplied the stronger results in this London pairing, with emphatic examples at both grounds. They won 2–0 at Selhurst Park on 26 October 2013, 4–1 at home on 20 January 2018 and 4–1 again at the Emirates on 19 March 2023. Their 5–0 home victory on 20 January 2024 and 5–1 away success on 21 December 2024 underline the scale of that advantage on Arsenal’s strongest days.
Palace can change the tone
Crystal Palace have repeatedly shown why the fixture cannot be reduced to that hierarchy. Palace won 3–0 at home on 10 April 2017 and 3–0 again on 4 April 2022, while Arsenal and Palace shared a 2–2 draw on 23 April 2025. The 3–2 League Cup meeting at the Emirates on 18 December 2024 also illustrates how a knockout setting can produce a different rhythm from the league. Arsenal’s 1–0 home win on 26 October 2025 and 2–1 victory at Selhurst Park on 24 May 2026 restore their stronger reference, but the venue remains a meaningful variable. A future meeting will ask whether Palace can turn that resistance into control.