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Newcastle–Crystal Palace is a Premier League matchup where Newcastle’s home force meets Palace’s ability to keep the contest narrow and opportunistic. Newcastle won 2–0 at St James’ Park on 4 January 2026 and 5–0 there on 16 April 2025, but Palace earned a 1–1 draw at Selhurst Park on 30 November 2024. A future meeting can turn on whether Newcastle sustain territorial pressure or Palace frustrate the setting.
Past matches, Newcastle vs Crystal Palace
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Crystal Palace
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20M
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7F
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14F
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18M
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24D
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44G
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17D
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34D
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55M
Newcastle Substitutes
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M
11
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F
27
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M
41
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F
9
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F
20
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G
1
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D
2
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M
28
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D
33
Match events
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43'⚽W. Osula Normal Goal
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64'I. Sarr B. Johnson
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64'A. Wharton W. Hughes
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64'Adam Wharton Will Hughes
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64'Ismaïla Sarr Brennan Johnson
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65'Jean-Philippe Mateta Jørgen Strand Larsen
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68'Malick Thiaw Yellow Card
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71'Harvey Barnes Anthony Gordon
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74'Joelinton Yellow Card
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76'Daichi Kamada Yéremy Pino
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80'⚽Jean-Philippe Mateta Normal Goal (Asst: Tyrick Mitchell)
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84'J. Ramsey Joelinton
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84'N. Woltemade W. Osula
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84'Nick Woltemade William Osula
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84'Jacob Ramsey Joelinton
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90' +3Aaron Ramsdale Yellow Card
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90' +4⚽Jean-Philippe Mateta Penalty
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90' +5A. Elanga S. Tonali
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90' +5Y. Wissa J. Murphy
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90'Borna Sosa Tyrick Mitchell
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90'Yoane Wissa Jacob Murphy
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90'Anthony Elanga Sandro Tonali
Stats for this game
Matchup Newcastle VS Crystal Palace
Newcastle can make home pressure count
St James’ Park has supplied Newcastle with clear evidence of attacking authority in this pairing. Newcastle defeated Crystal Palace 5–0 there on 16 April 2025, then won 2–0 at the same ground on 4 January 2026. The two scorelines differ in scale, but both point to the value Newcastle can draw from territory, crowd energy and sustained pressure when Palace cannot turn the game into a series of isolated moments.
Palace keep the balance within reach
Selhurst Park produced a more resistant contest on 30 November 2024, when Palace drew 1–1 with Newcastle after conceding first. That result is a useful counterweight to the home wins: Palace can absorb pressure, wait for an opening and make the match about one decisive passage rather than the larger expectations surrounding Newcastle. A future meeting can therefore test the setting once more. Newcastle will seek to convert initiative into separation; Palace will aim to keep the margin narrow long enough for their own response to matter.