Historic Events
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The rivalry between Crystal Palace and Manchester United isn’t one of the biggest in English football, but games between these clubs are always exciting, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.
Despite the considerable size difference between Man United and Crystal Palace, the latter has managed to snatch shocking wins against the Red Devils, earning them the status of one of United’s favorite opponents. Crystal Palace's underdog status adds a layer of intrigue and unpredictability to their encounters.
Despite their 37 losses in the 59 matches against Manchester United, Crystal Palace has shown remarkable resilience, managing to win 10, including their last Premier League encounter in 2023, where they emerged victorious with a 1-0 score at Old Trafford.
Their first meeting, a First Division game in 1969, holds a special place in the history of this rivalry. It ended in a 2-2 draw, and Crystal Palace also held the Red Devils to another draw in the return leg of the fixture. The Eagles then made history by beating Manchester United at Old Trafford 1-0 in their first encounter in the 70/71 season, a moment that will forever be etched in the memories of football fans.
Manchester United has been more dominant in the new Premier League era, which kickstarted in 1992. The Red Devils played 27 games against the Eagles without losing a game, winning 21 and drawing six. United won their first Premier League match 1-0 at Old Trafford in 1992.
Their most memorable fixture was in 2016 when they met in the FA Cup final. This was a high-stakes game, with both teams vying for the prestigious trophy. Crystal Palace scored the first goal of the game, while United pulled one back very late to force extra time. In a dramatic turn of events, Jesse Lingard scored the winning goal for Manchester United, helping the Red Devils secure their only trophy that season under manager Louis Van Gaal.
While Crystal Palace has only three domestic trophies, Manchester United is the most successful club in England, with 20 league titles, 21 Community Shield titles, six League Cups, 12 AFA Cups, and three UEFA Championship League titles.
Uncomplicated Entry to Selhurst Park
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You will receive your tickets using NFC technology. This will allow you to go to Selhurst Park and scan the tickets directly from your phone. If you have a smartphone without this technology, contact us to find a solution.
Why use NFC tech?
- Direct Phone Scanning: Simply bring your smartphone to the stadium. Your NFC-enabled ticket can be scanned directly from your phone, eliminating the need for printed tickets.
- Fast and Secure: NFC technology ensures a faster entry process and enhances security, reducing the chances of ticket fraud.
- Eco-Friendly: Using digital tickets reduces paper waste, contributing to environmental conservation.
Note: Contact us ASAP if your phone doesn’t support NFC so we can send your tickets in a different format.
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Got Your Tickets, Now What?
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The excitement is palpable as you wake up on match day, your tickets clutched tightly in your hand. The anticipation builds as you make your way to Selhurst Park, the iconic stadium where Crystal Palace and Manchester United will battle it out for supremacy.
As you enter the stadium, the atmosphere is electric. The roar of the crowd fills the air, and the smell of hot dogs and popcorn wafts through the stands. You take your seat, scarf proudly displayed, and wait for the match to begin.
The whistle blows, and the game is underway. The energy is intense, and the players are giving it their all. You cheer on your team, hoping for a victory.