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Crystal Palace vs Ipswich is a rare Premier League renewal between clubs whose head-to-head story was built mostly in the Championship. Palace hold the stronger competitive record in the meetings since 2011, yet Ipswich have produced a decisive response in the same promotion-era stretch. The top-flight meetings have been settled by single goals, giving the matchup a compact profile: Palace usually set the terms, while Ipswich remain a meaningful historical counterpoint. Future meetings will show whether that top-flight pattern continues.
Past matches, Crystal Palace vs Ipswich
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Crystal Palace
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11F
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19M
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31G
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17D
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33D
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30D
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28M
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8M
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12F
Ipswich Substitutes
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F
11
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G
28
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D
4
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D
42
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M
12
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M
32
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F
38
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F
9
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F
29
Match events
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14'⚽Anan Khalaili Normal Goal (Asst: Daichi Kamada)
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23'⚽Emersonn Normal Goal (Asst: Leif Davis)
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34'Axel Disasi Red Card
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37'Takehiro Tomiyasu Yeremy Pino
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43'Jack Clarke Yellow Card
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45'⚽Leif Davis Normal Goal (Asst: Emersonn)
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58'Abdul Fatawu Issahaku Yellow Card
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62'Jaden Philogene-Bidace Abdul Fatawu Issahaku
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63'Daizen Maeda Jack Clarke
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63'Zian Flemming Emersonn
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70'Saša Lukić Yellow Card
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75'⚽Jörgen Strand Larsen Normal Goal (Asst: Daichi Kamada)
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77'Florentino Luís Saša Lukić
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77'Will Hughes Adam Wharton
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77'Ben Chilwell Tyrick Mitchell
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84'Jefferson Lerma Daichi Kamada
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84'Zavier Gozo Jörgen Strand Larsen
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88'Abdoul Ouattara Jacob Greaves
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90'⚽Zian Flemming Normal Goal
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90' +4Chris Richards Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Crystal Palace VS Ipswich
A Championship history with swings
Palace hold the stronger competitive line, with wins spanning league and cup settings while Ipswich’s sole success came in the Championship. The sequence has not been one-way. In November 2012, Palace won 5–0 in the Championship; five months later, Ipswich answered with a 3–0 home victory. Those opposite results in the same promotion-era cycle keep the history more textured than Palace’s overall edge suggests.
A rare Premier League return
After almost 30 years without a top-flight meeting, the clubs returned to that setting in December 2024. Jean-Philippe Mateta scored the only goal as Palace won 1–0 at Ipswich, then Palace won the return meeting 1–0 at home through Ismaïla Sarr. The two clubs therefore bring different layers to the fixture: Palace’s stronger competitive line, Ipswich’s capacity for a clear Championship reply, and top-flight meetings decided by single moments. A future renewal will test whether Ipswich can add another reply at the higher level.