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Crystal Palace vs Brentford is a close matchup defined by repeated draws, venue changes and occasional decisive answers. The teams drew 0–0 at Selhurst Park in August 2021 and again at Brentford in February 2022, then shared 1–1 in both 2022–23 meetings. Palace won 3–1 at home in December 2023, Brentford answered 2–1 at home in August 2024, and the sides drew 2–2 at Brentford on 17 May 2026. New meetings will test whether either side can break the pattern.
Past matches, Crystal Palace vs Brentford
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Brentford
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12G
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6M
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5D
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10M
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7M
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11F
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4D
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2D
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47F
Crystal Palace Substitutes
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G
44
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D
17
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M
19
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F
11
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M
8
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F
14
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F
29
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D
26
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M
55
Match events
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4'Ismaïla Sarr Penalty confirmed
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6'⚽I. Sarr Penalty
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40'⚽D. Ouattara Normal Goal
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46'B. Johnson Y. Pino
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52'⚽A. Wharton Normal Goal (Asst: D. Munoz)
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61'J. Mateta J. S. Larsen
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61'C. Richards M. Lacroix
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63'J. Henderson V. Janelt
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63'K. Schade M. Jensen
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74'J. Lerma C. Riad
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82'S. van den Berg K. Ajer
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83'Chris Richards Yellow Card
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88'⚽D. Ouattara Normal Goal (Asst: S. van den Berg)
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89'Jefferson Lerma Yellow Card
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89'J. Dasilva Y. Yarmolyuk
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90' +5Michael Kayode Yellow Card
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90' +5Dean Henderson Yellow Card
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90' +3E. Guessand I. Sarr
Stats for this game
Matchup Crystal Palace VS Brentford
Draws shape the London contest
Crystal Palace and Brentford have built a notably even meeting profile through shared points. They drew 0–0 at Selhurst Park on 21 August 2021 and 0–0 at the Gtech Community Stadium on 12 February 2022, then repeated 1–1 scorelines at Selhurst Park on 30 August 2022 and at Brentford on 18 February 2023. A further 1–1 at Brentford on 26 August 2023 underlined how difficult it has been for either side to turn a close game into a clear margin.
Small swings still matter
Palace broke that pattern with a 3–1 home victory on 30 December 2023, but Brentford answered 2–1 at the Gtech on 18 August 2024. Palace then won 2–1 away on 26 January 2025 and 2–0 at Selhurst Park on 1 November 2025, while the 2–2 draw at Brentford on 17 May 2026 restored the pairing’s familiar uncertainty. The fixture is a London contest without a guaranteed home script: Palace can establish a margin at Selhurst, Brentford can answer in west London, and draws remain a credible outcome. That balance makes each meeting a test of which side can protect a lead and sustain control. A future fixture will ask whether one side can produce a decisive result or the contest ends level again.