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Crystal Palace and Norwich have met 9 times in completed fixtures from 2013 to 2024. Crystal Palace have 5 wins and Norwich have 1, with 3 draws. Aggregate goals are 16 for Crystal Palace and 5 for Norwich. The latest result was 2024-08-27, Crystal Palace 4-0 Norwich in League Cup. The comparison is limited to these completed results and does not project a future outcome.
Past matches, Crystal Palace vs Norwich
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Crystal Palace
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26D
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7F
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8M
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20M
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2D
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15M
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22F
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32G
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29M
Norwich Substitutes
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M
23
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D
6
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F
29
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D
3
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F
7
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D
4
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F
9
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D
40
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G
37
Match events
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2'⚽D. Kamada Normal Goal (Asst: J. Mateta)
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10'C. Richards C. Riad
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13'K. McLean A. Forson
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57'⚽J. Mateta Normal Goal (Asst: D. Kamada)
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58'C. Doyle B. Chrisene
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58'O. Schwartau G. Forsyth
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68'⚽J. Mateta Normal Goal (Asst: E. Eze)
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70'I. Sarr D. Kamada
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70'J. Lerma C. Doucouré
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70'A. Wharton W. Hughes
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76'Daniel Muñoz Yellow Card
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79'J. Ward D. Muñoz
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83'J. Stacey M. Núñez
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83'Borja Sainz A. Crnac
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84'⚽I. Sarr Normal Goal (Asst: E. Eze)
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88'Jefferson Lerma Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Crystal Palace VS Norwich
Series record
The recorded series contains 9 completed meetings from 2013 to 2024. Crystal Palace have 5 wins and Norwich have 1, with 3 draws. Aggregate goals are 16 for Crystal Palace and 5 for Norwich. The latest two entries were 2024-08-27: Crystal Palace 4-0 Norwich (FT, League Cup) and 2022-02-09: Norwich 1-1 Crystal Palace (FT, Premier League). This sequence describes the recent shape of the matchup without implying a future outcome.
Historical context
The oldest available entry was 2013-11-30: Norwich 1-0 Crystal Palace (FT, Premier League), which anchors the historical window. Both teams appear as the home side in the collected fixtures. The fixtures include League Cup and Premier League. No extra-time or penalty decision is identified in the collected fixtures. Dates, venues and competitions vary across the sample, so the totals should be read in context. Each cited score is taken from the completed fixture record. The complete record is useful historical context, but it does not guarantee what a future meeting will produce.