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Crystal Palace vs Leeds is a Premier League matchup without a settled hierarchy, with both teams capable of turning control into a striking scoreline. Palace won 5–1 at Leeds in April 2023, while Leeds answered 4–1 in December 2025 and the sides drew 0–0 in March 2026. A future meeting will ask which team can sustain its best spell beyond the opening exchange.
Past matches, Crystal Palace vs Leeds
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Crystal Palace
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20M
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14F
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31G
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17D
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34D
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24D
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18M
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55M
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10M
Leeds Substitutes
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D
2
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M
44
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G
1
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D
23
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M
8
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M
22
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M
7
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F
29
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F
10
Match events
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26'Gabriel Gudmundsson Yellow Card
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31'Jaka Bijol Yellow Card
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44'Will Hughes Yellow Card
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45' +5Gabriel Gudmundsson Yellow Card
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45' +5Gabriel Gudmundsson Red Card
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46'I. Gruev L. Nmecha
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46'J. Bogle B. Aaronson
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54'Brennan Johnson Yellow Card
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60'J. Mateta J. S. Larsen
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60'A. Wharton W. Hughes
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80'D. Kamada J. Canvot
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80'Y. Pino B. Johnson
Stats for this game
Matchup Crystal Palace VS Leeds
Both sides have shown a high ceiling
Crystal Palace’s 5–1 win at Leeds in April 2023 remains a powerful example of the visitors taking command. Leeds replied with a 4–1 home victory in December 2025, when two goals from Dominic Calvert-Lewin and two further set-piece strikes turned the game decisively. The scorelines point to an alternating matchup: either side can create a sizeable margin when its pressure and finishing align, so the fixture resists a simple favorite-and-challenger reading.
Control is not guaranteed
The narrower results matter just as much. Palace won 2–1 at home in October 2022, while the teams drew 0–0 at Palace in April 2022 and again in March 2026. Those games show how quickly the same pairing can move from open exchanges to a contest of patience. A future meeting will therefore test which team manages the transition between those states, with Palace seeking to use home control and Leeds looking to make the first decisive phase count.