- [**The best numbers from Palace's World Cup contingent**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/first-team/palace-at-the-world-cup-the-numbers/) 
- [**How our players have got on in June's international friendlies**](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/club/pre-world-cup-friendlies-june-2026-crystal-palace-internationals/)

It’s finally here. The 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway on when co-hosts Mexico play South Africa in the opening game on Thursday night (20:00 BST), in a repeat of the 2010 curtain-raiser.

It is the first of a record 104 matches at this World Cup, due to the expansion of the tournament from 32 to 48 teams.

With 13 of our players involved, there’s more scope for Palace-related storylines than at any other major international tournament in history.

With the big kick-off upon us here’s a World Cup guide – South London-style – that gives you everything you need to know…

#### **How are our players getting on?**

##### **Group D**

In Group D,  USA enjoyed a dream start to the tournament on Friday night with Chris Richards helping them along the way. 

The co-hosts produced a stunning display to see off Paraguay 4-1 in LA in front of a raucous home crowd.

An early own goal and a Folarin Balogun double made it 3-0 to the USMNT at half-time. Prior to Balogun's second, Richards went close to scoring in a World Cup, when his flicked header shaved the Paraguay post. 

Mauricio denied Richards and his defenders a clean sheet with a well-taken goal, but Giovanni Reyna's stoppage-time stunner put the finishing touch on a perfect night for the Americans and Richards.

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##### **Group B**

Canada ensured all three co-hosts took points from their opening game after a late equaliser against Bosnia on Friday evening.

Jovo Lukic puts Bosnia-Herzegovina ahead, but substitute Cyle Larin equalised late in the second-half only 121 seconds after coming off the bench. 

Palace goalkeeper Owen Goodman remained on the bench for the full 90 minutes in Toronto.

#### **What is the format?**

For the first time in history, the World Cup will be contested by 48 teams. The expansion is helped by a record 16 venues, with USA, Mexico and Canada sharing co-host duties.

11 cities from USA will host matches, three from Mexico and two from Canada.

The 48 teams are divided into 12 groups of four. The top two teams in each group, plus the eight best third-placed teams, will advance to a new round of 32.

From that point on it is straight knockout.

From the quarter-final stage onwards the US hosts every game, with the Final taking place in New Jersey/New York Stadium, normally known as MetLife Stadium, on Sunday, 19th July.

#### **Which Groups feature Palace players?**

Nine of the twelve groups contain nations that have Palace players in their squads.

Groups B, C, D, E, F, H, I, K, and finally L, are all ones to watch.

##### **Group B**

Co-hosts Canada are in Group B who have included Palace ‘keeper Owen Goodman in their final squad.

Goodman is yet to play at senior level for his country, who face Bosnia, Qatar and Switzerland.

With third place potentially progressing, the co-hosts will be looking to reach the knockout round for the first time.

##### **Group C**

Chadi Riad and Morocco can be found in an intriguing looking Group C, alongside Brazil, Scotland and Haiti.

The reigning AFCON champions have a tough looking first fixture against the five-time winners.

But after reaching the semi-finals in Qatar four years ago, Morocco will be looking for another deep run.

##### **Group D**

Chris Richards will have the chance to play for his country on home soil at a World Cup, with USA drawn in Group D at the Finals.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side will be aiming to match their run to the last eight in 2002 with the home advantage and will start off by meeting Paraguay in their first game in New Jersey.

They then face Australia and Türkiye to round out the group stage.

##### **Group E**

Here is where we find Ivory Coast and Palace’s on-loan forward Evann Guessand.

Guessand’s team open up against Ecuador, before then facing four-time winners Germany.

They close out against tournament debutants Curacao in Philadelphia.

##### **Group F**

Japan have included Palace midfielder Daichi Kamada in their squad who is coming into the Finals one cap short of reaching 50.

The four-time Asian Cup winners are looking to reach the quarter-finals for the first time – having been knocked out in the Round of 16 on four previous occasions.

They will face Netherlands, Sweden and Tunisia in Group F.

##### **Group H**

Yéremy Pino will take part in his first World Cup Finals, as part of Spain’s 26-man squad.

The 2010 winners and current European Champions haven’t got past the last 16 in the last two tournaments but will be looking to go further in North America.

Spain are alongside tournament debutants Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay, with their final game against the South American side.

**Group I**

Group I has the most Palace representation, with four of our first team all involved. 2022 finalists France will be able to call upon both Maxence Lacroix and Jean-Philippe Mateta as they go in search of a third star.

In their first game they face Senegal, who will be fired by Palace’s top goalscorer from 2025/26, Ismaïla Sarr.

Then we have Norway and Jørgen Strand Larsen as the third team in Group I. Norway face Senegal on matchday two and France on matchday three. Former Asian Cup winners Iraq make up the group, for their first World Cup finals appearance since 1986.

##### **Group K**

Palace duo Daniel Muñoz and Jefferson Lerma are in Group K, hoping to push Colombia to the knockout stage.

They open up with a game against newcomers Uzbekistan. Then it’s a meeting with DR Congo and finally Portugal in Miami on the final day of the group stages.

##### **Group L**

The final group of the first round includes Euro 2024 finalists England. And, as he was in Germany at the Euros two years ago, Dean Henderson is included the Three Lions squad.

It will be the first time the Palace skipper has experienced a World Cup Finals. England open up against Croatia in a rematch of the 2018 semi-final.

Thomas Tuchel’s side then face Ghana in Boston, before rounding things off against Panama.

#### **Familiar faces**

There are plenty of other Palace connections to look out for in North America throughout the next five weeks.

Australia will be one team to follow, led by two former Palace heroes on the touchline. Former defender Tony Popovic is the Socceroos Manager, with ex-Eagles' captain Mile Jedinak one of his trusted coaches.

Jedinak memorably became the first active Palace player to score in a World Cup Finals back in 2014, when scoring for Australia in a thrilling 3-2 defeat to the Netherlands.

On the playing side, several former Eagles will be looking to go far in the tournament. They include Michael Olise, who has become an key man for a heavily stacked France squad in recent times. The French go into the tournament as one of the favourites to go all the way.

Former Palace skipper Marc Guéhi is likely to be England’s first-choice centre-back. It will be Guéhi’s second major tournament after playing a key role in the Three Lions run to the final at the last European Championships in 2024.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka is set to be an important player for DR Congo in Group K, with the The Leopards making their first appearance since the 1974 Finals.

Palace’s former striker Jordan Ayew returns for his third World Cup Finals with Ghana and will be reunited with former club teammate Dean Henderson during the group stage, when the Black Stars face England. 

One more cap for Ayew will see him become Ghana’s most capped player of all-time, as he currently stands level with his brother Jordan.

Meanwhile for UK viewers, former Palace hero Ian Wright will be a key part of ITV’s punditry team throughout the five weeks.

Wright will also be joined by former World Cup winner and Palace Manager from 2021 to 2023, Patrick Vieira.

Former Jamaica international and ex-Eagle Jobi McAnuff will also on punditry duties for the broadcaster.

#### **How can I watch in the UK?**

Every single match will be broadcast on either BBC or ITV, as well as their respective streaming platforms. The World Cup Final is broadcast by both. 

A full breakdown of [the schedule is here](https://www.live-footballontv.com/live-world-cup-football-on-tv.html).

#### **Match details**

***Check back on [cpfc.co.uk](http://cpfc.co.uk) for updates on how our players get on in North America. Here are details of the group games with all times BST.***

#### **Owen Goodman – Canada, Group B**

Friday, 12th June: Canada 1-1 Bosnia (Toronto, Goodman was an unused substitute as Canada took a point)

Thursday, 18th June: Canada v Qatar (Vancouver, 23:00)

Wednesday, 24th June: Switzerland v Canada (Vancouver, 20:00)

#### **Chadi Riad – Morocco, Group C**

Saturday, 13th June: Brazil v Morocco (New York/New Jersey, 23:00 BST)

Friday, 19th June: Scotland v Morocco (Boston, 23:00)

Wednesday, 24th June: Morocco v Haiti (Atlanta, 23:00)

#### **Chris Richards – USA, Group D**

Saturday, 13th June: USA 4-1 Paraguay (Los Angeles, Richards played the full 90 minutes as the co-hosts stormed to a comfortable win)

Friday, 19th June: USA v Australia (Seattle, 20:00)

Friday, 26th June: Türkiye v USA (Los Angeles, 03:00)

#### **Evann Guessand – Ivory Coast, Group E**

Monday, 15th June: Ivory Coast v Ecuador (Philadelphia, 00:00 BST)

Saturday, 20th June: Germany v Ivory Coast (Toronto, 21:00)

Thursday, 25th June: Curaçao v Ivory Coast (Philadelphia, 21:00)

#### **Daichi Kamada – Japan, Group F**

Sunday, 14th June: Netherlands v Japan (Dallas, 21:00 BST)

Sunday, 21st June: Tunisia v Japan (Monterrey, 05:00)

Friday, 26th June: Japan v Sweden (Dallas, 00:00)

#### **Yéremy Pino – Spain, Group H**

Monday, 15th June: Spain v Cape Verde (Atlanta, 17:00 BST)

Sunday, 21st June: Spain v Saudi Arabia (Atlanta, 17:00)

Saturday, 27th June: Uruguay v Spain (Guadalajara, 01:00)

#### **Jørgen Strand Larsen – Norway, Group I**

Tuesday, 16th June: Iraq v Norway (Boston, 23:00 BST)

Tuesday, 22rd June: Norway v Senegal (New York/New Jersey, 01:00)

Friday, 26th June: Norway v France (Boston, 20:00)

#### **Maxence Lacroix, Jean-Philippe Mateta – France, Group I**

Tuesday, 16th June: France v Senegal (New York/New Jersey, 20:00 BST)

Monday, 22nd June: France v Iraq (Philadelphia, 22:00)

Friday, 26th June: Norway v France (Boston, 20:00)

#### **Ismaïla Sarr – Senegal, Group I**

Tuesday, 16th June: France v Senegal (New York/New Jersey, 20:00 BST)

Tuesday, 23rd June: Norway v Senegal (New York/New Jersey, 01:00)

Friday, 26th June: Senegal v Iraq (Toronto, 20:00)

#### **Jefferson Lerma, Daniel Muñoz – Colombia, Group K**

Thursday, 18th June: Uzbekistan v Colombia (Mexico City, 03:00 BST)

Wednesday, 24th June: Colombia v DR Congo (Guadalajara, 03:00)

Sunday, 28th June: Colombia v Portugal (Miami, 12:30)

#### **Dean Henderson – England, Group L**

Wednesday, 17th June: England v Croatia (Dallas, 21:00 BST)

Tuesday, 23rd June: England v Ghana (Boston, 21:00)

Saturday, 27th June: Panama v England (New York/New Jersey, 22:00)

Crystal Palace have a record number of players involved at the 2026 FIFA World Cup – throughout the tournament you can keep track of how they are getting on here…

World Cup 2026: Richards and USA enjoy dream start

Get your Season Ticket here!

After a stunning run of form, where the team won 12 of the last 14 league games, Jo Potter’s side have returned to the WSL at the first time of asking.

Season Tickets are now on general sale, and you can secure your spot for the season from just £50!

Palace fans can now look forward to the visits of Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and others to South London, as the Eagles take on the best of the best.

A 26/27 Women’s Season Ticket covers all 13 home Women’s Super League games, regardless of stadium – meaning any matches at Selhurst Park are also included.

*Supporters should note that Subway Women’s League Cup and FA Cup ties are not covered by 26/27 Season Tickets.*

#### **What does a 2026/27 Women’s Season Ticket include?**

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#### **Ticket Prices**

Seated Season Tickets will cost **£125** and Standing Season Tickets will cost **£90**.

Tickets for Men’s Season Ticket Holders are priced at **£88**, with Junior Tickets priced at **£50**.

Season Tickets are now on general sale and will remain on-sale until the week of our first home game in the WSL.

#### **26/27 Palace Women’s Season Ticket prices:**

- **Adult (Seated):** £125 
- **Adult (Standing):** £90
- **Men’s Season Ticket Holders:** £88
- **U16s:** £50

**Check out the table below for more information.**


| **NEW (From 10:00 Fri 22nd May)**               | **Season Ticket Price** | **Price per Game** |
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| Adult - Seated                                  | £125                    | £9.62              |
| Adult - Standing                                | £90                     | £6.92              |
| Junior (U16)                                    | £50                     | £3.85              |
| Concession (over 65 and 17-21) - Seated         | £90                     | £6.92              |
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Back the Eagles in their return to the WSL – Season Tickets are now on general sale for Crystal Palace Women’s return to the top-flight.

2026/27 Palace Women's Season Tickets are now on General Sale!

Soak it up, savour it – having conquered the 2025/26 UEFA Conference League, Crystal Palace have won a European trophy!

CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE!

## Our Senegalese Sarr

> Ismaïla Sarr became the club’s third signing of the 2024/25 summer transfer window after joining on a five-year deal from Olympique de Marseille.

The 26-year-old attacker possesses plenty of experience of English football, having spent four years at Watford – recording 34 goals and 22 assists in 131 games – prior to joining Marseille, whom he helped reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League last season.

Sarr's career began in French football with Metz, before moving to Rennes and leading the club into Europe, as well as winning their first Coupe de France in almost half a century.

At international level, he has been a mainstay of the Senegal national side, earning 64 caps, scoring 13 goals and winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2021.

His career has also been defined by his eye for the spectacular, having won Goal of the Season awards in both the Football League and the Europa League.

Sarr was ever-present in every Premier League matchday squad in his first season at the club, playing in all 38 games, while also featuring in a further nine cup games. He scored 11 goals across all competitions, with eight additional assists - including a stunning effort against rivals Brighton & Hove Albion and a brace against Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final.

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...But soon excitement will be building towards the new campaign, with the first major landmark on the road to 2026/27 fast approaching.

Just one week from today on **Friday, 19th June**, Crystal Palace's Premier League schedule for the new season will be known. 

The time to mark in your diary is 10:00 BST, but make sure you've **[downloaded the official Crystal Palace App for free now](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/information/palace-app-upgraded-download-and-use-now/), and be notified the second our fixtures drop.**

### **What are the key dates to look out for?**

The Premier League season will commence on the weekend of **Saturday 22/Sunday 23 August**. However, as has been the case in recent years, there is a possibility one fixture is moved to the Friday night (21) for television broadcast in the UK. 

This is later than has been the case in recent years. The date has been selected to allow players recovery time following the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals.

The season will conclude in May, as normal, but finishing a week later than last season. 

**Sunday, 30 May 2027** will be the final day of the 2026/27 season. All ten games will kick-off simultaneously as is tradition.   

In terms of other key dates to look out for next season, the FA Cup Final will take place on Saturday, 22 May 2027. 

Palace will enter at the Third Round, with ties played over the weekend of Saturday, 9th January 2027.

And of course, there's the small matter of another European journey as the Eagles enter the UEFA Europa League. 

Should we go all the way, the 2026/27 Europa League Final will take place at Waldstadion in Frankfurt, Germany on **Wednesday, 26th May 2027.**

Palace will learn our league phase opponents when the draw is made on **Friday, 28th August.** For more information on [European matchdays in 2026/27 head here.](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/club/crystal-palace-conference-league-winners-dates-for-your-diary/)

Crystal Palace Women will be back in the top-flight for 2026/27 after winning promotion last term. 

And the key dates to remember for that one are **Friday 4 September to Sunday 6 September**, the weekend of the first matchday. Further information will follow on WSL fixture release day.

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Morocco come into the Finals as reigning African champions after they were awarded the win following a controversial AFCON final against Senegal earlier this year. 

They shocked the world to reach the semi-finals four years ago in Qatar and arguably have an even stronger squad this time around. 

So can they go one step further this time in North America?

### **Riad’s International Journey**

Riad first represented Morocco at under-17 level back in 2018, already on the national radar before he moved to Barcelona a year later.

A landmark moment in his international career arrived in 2023, with Morocco defeating Egypt 2-1 after extra-time to lift the Under-23 AFCON title. 

Earlier this year Riad selected that triumph as one of the three favourite moments of his career to date, when asked by the matchday programme. 

He said: "Winning AFCON Under-23 with Morocco was amazing. It was a really good few weeks, I enjoyed the whole tournament and to finish it with a first international trophy was perfect."

Later that year he was part of the Morocco senior squad for the senior AFCON tournament, making his debut in a pre-tournament friendly against Sierra Leone.

His first senior goal arrived in June 2024, scoring in a 6-0 win over DR Congo. He arrives at the finals with six caps to his name.

#### **How did Morocco reach the 2026 World Cup Finals?**

Morocco were one of the few teams to qualify for this World Cup with a 100% winning record in qualifying. 

Drawn in Group E of African qualifying, the Atlas Lions won all eight games, scoring 22 goals in the process. 

Perhaps even more impressively, they conceded just two along the way. Their excellent form across the last two years has seen them rise to 7th in the FIFA World Rankings going into the tournament.

#### **How have Morocco fared previously?**

The standout Finals for Morocco is of course four years ago in Qatar. Again their defence was vitally important. 

Progressing from a tough group also featuring Croatia, Belgium and Canada conceding just once along the way, Morocco then kept a clean sheet across 120 minutes against Spain. 

A penalty shootout triumph then set them up for a quarter-final against Portugal where Youssef En-Nesyri's goal took them to the last four. 

A heroic run was ended at the semi-final stage by France. 

Prior to 2022, Morocco's best finish was reaching the Round of 16 in 1986, where they drew with England and beat Portugal.

#### **Who else is in their squad?**

**Goalkeepers:** Yassine Bounou (Al Hilal), Munir El Kajoui (RS Berkane), Reda Tagnaouti (AS Far)

**Defenders:** Noussair Mazraoui (Manchester United), Anass Salah-Eddine (PSV Eindhoven), Youssef Belammari (Al Ahly), Achraf Hakimi (Paris Saint-Germain), Zakaria El Ouahdi (Racing Genk), **Chadi Riad (Crystal Palace)**, Nayef Aguerd (Marseille), Redouane Halhal (KV Mechelen), Issa Diop (Fulham)

**Midfielders:** Samir El Mourabet (Strasbourg), Ayyoub Bouaddi (Lille), Neil El Aynaoui (AS Roma), Sofyan Amrabat (Real Betis), Azzedine Ounahi (Girona), Bilal El Khannouss (Stuttgart), Ismael Saibari (PSV Eindhoven)

**Forwards:** Abde Ezzalzouli (Real Betis), Chemsdine Talbi (Sunderland), Soufiane Rahimi (Al Ain), Ayoub El Kaabi (Olympiacos), Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid), Gessime Yassine (Strasbourg), Ayoube Amaimouni (Eintracht Frankfurt)

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="und" dir="rtl">منتخبنا الوطني يواصل تحضيراته لمواجهة البرازيل 🇧🇷<br><br>Our National Team keeps working ahead of the Brazil match 👊<a href="https://x.com/hashtag/DimaMaghrib?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DimaMaghrib</a> 🇲🇦 <a href="https://t.co/5ETvHTjpHc">pic.twitter.com/5ETvHTjpHc</a></p>&mdash; Équipe du Maroc (@EnMaroc) <a href="https://x.com/EnMaroc/status/2064821265278419406?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 10, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

#### **What group are they in?**

Morocco have been drawn in Group C alongside Brazil, Haiti and Scotland. 

They face Brazil in New York/New Jersey Stadium first, before travelling to Boston to meet Scotland. They round things off against Haiti in Atlanta.

#### **World Cup fact**

As they did in Qatar, expect Morocco supporters to be some of the loudest and most colourful at the tournament. 

This will be helped this time around by a large diaspora throughout North America. There are estimated to be 30,000 Moroccans living in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts, as well as many in Canada. 

Expect the national anthem to be lively.

#### **When are Morocco's fixtures?**

- Saturday, 13th June: Brazil v **Morocco** (New York/New Jersey, 23:00 BST, BBC)
- Friday, 19th June: Scotland v **Morocco** (Boston, 23:00 BST, ITV)
- Wednesday, 24th June: **Morocco** v Haiti (Atlanta, 23:00 BST, BBC)

*Broadcasters are UK

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway and Saturday sees Chadi Riad and Morocco begin their campaign against Brazil (23:00 BST).

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