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Everton vs Crystal Palace gives Everton the stronger overall weight, while a high number of close results keeps Crystal Palace involved. Everton won 2–1 at Goodison Park on 28 September 2024, Palace drew 2–2 at home on 10 May 2026, and Everton won 2–0 at home on 22 August 2026. Future fixtures can ask whether Everton’s control survives another tight contest.
Past matches, Everton vs Crystal Palace
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Everton
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12G
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2D
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15D
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5D
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37M
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24M
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22F
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9F
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20F
Crystal Palace Substitutes
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G
44
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D
24
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D
17
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D
30
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M
19
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F
22
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F
29
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M
10
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F
25
Match events
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30'Daichi Kamada Yellow Card
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42'⚽K. Dewsbury-Hall Normal Goal (Asst: H. Armstrong)
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53'⚽T. Barry Normal Goal (Asst: I. Ndiaye)
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55'Y. Pino E. Nketiah
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55'A. Khalaili D. Munoz
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63'J. Larsen J. Mateta
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63'E. Guessand D. McNeil
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72'T. Tomiyasu C. Riad
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79'Beto T. Barry
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79'J. Garner H. Hackney
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79'J. Garner H. Hackney
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79'Beto T. Barry
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84'B. Johnson T. George
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90' +4C. Alcaraz K. Dewsbury-Hall
Stats for this game
Matchup Everton VS Crystal Palace
Everton have the firmer platform
Everton have generally gained more from this pairing, especially when Goodison Park turns a narrow game in their favour. Their 2–1 home victory on 28 September 2024 showed that pattern, while the 2–1 away win at Crystal Palace on 15 February 2025 demonstrated that Everton can also take control in south London. A 2–0 home result on 22 August 2026 provided a cleaner expression of their advantage.
Palace keep the contest close
Crystal Palace drew 2–2 at home on 10 May 2026, and earlier meetings included a 1–1 draw at Goodison Park on 19 February 2024. Those outcomes underline why Everton’s edge does not make the fixture predictable. The close results at both grounds show how Palace can resist without overturning Everton’s broader historical advantage across the pairing. Future editions can ask whether Everton impose home control or Palace turn another close performance into a narrow reversal.