With snaps taken moments after the players left the field of play at Leipzig Stadium – over an hour after sealing silverware with their 1-0 win over Rayo Vallecano – the Eagles' euphoria is plain to see in the fantastic portraits above.

**Check out the full gallery above, and some dressing room scenes below!**

**What a night!**

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If the feeling has even started to dim slightly – get ready to smile again: your UEFA Conference League winners' portraits are here!

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Crystal Palace v Rayo Vallecano (2026-05-27)

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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.*

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

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| **NEW (From 10:00 Fri 22nd May)**               | **Season Ticket Price** | **Price per Game** |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------------ |
| 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              |
| Concession (over 65 and 17-21) - Standing       | £70                     | £5.38              |
| Men’s Season Ticket Holder (Seated or Standing) | £88                     | £6.77              |

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Crystal Palace have reached the UEFA Conference League Final, where they will face Rayo Vallecano at the Leipzig Stadium. Find out how to be a part of it.

On our way!

## 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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When these things happen, you have to enjoy it

Hughes stressed the importance of soaking up the emotions and living in the moment following Palace’s unforgettable night in Leipzig.

“Two kids, we loved it up,” he smiled, reflecting on celebrating the triumph with his children on the pitch after full-time.

“You have to enjoy these moments, not only in football, not only in sport, but in life. When these things happen, you have to enjoy it. That’s what we’ll make sure to do.”

The midfielder was also reflective on Palace’s remarkable journey under Oliver Glasner since the Austrian took charge in February 2024.

In that time, Palace have lifted three trophies in two seasons, culminating in the club’s first-ever European honour in Glasner’s final match in charge.

The triumph in Leipzig also capped the longest season in Palace history, with the Eagles surpassing the previous benchmark of 59 games set by Steve Coppell’s promotion-winning side of 1988/89.

“It's hard to put into words, to be honest,” Hughes admitted.

“When Oli came in, we were kind of fighting relegation at certain moments, and then fast forward two years, to see where we are now, three trophies in two years is pretty remarkable.

“I think it's our 60th game of the season. We're a fairly small squad, we've had plenty of highs and lows throughout the season, but to finish it like we have is... yeah, I'm pretty lost for words, to be honest.”

It's still pretty raw, to be honest, it hasn't sunk in yet

Victory in Leipzig not only secured Palace’s first UEFA Conference League title at the first time of asking, but also guaranteed UEFA Europa League football next season. For Hughes, the achievement made the challenges faced throughout the campaign all the more rewarding.

“It's still pretty raw, to be honest, it hasn't sunk in yet,” he explained. “All the consequences of winning this, the Europa League next year... yeah, the excitement.

“But like I said, the group we've got is just pretty incredible.

“Look at where we were in January. Things were really tough, not only for the players but for the club. A lot of injuries, we had a small squad, we were struggling.

“To see where we are now, we've all pulled together as a group and as a club. I think it's remarkable where we've gone.”

Having now helped Palace lift the FA Cup, Community Shield and UEFA Conference League in the space of just over a year, Hughes admitted it was impossible to separate the achievements – particularly the FA Cup and Conference League triumphs.

“Personally, I don't want to say it now, but the FA Cup... traditionally, growing up in England watching it on TV...

“But this, saying you've got a European trophy as well... it's incredible.”

He's given us the belief to achieve what we've achieved

With Glasner having taken charge of his final match as Palace manager, Hughes was keen to ensure focus remained on celebrating what the squad had achieved together.

“We all know how quickly football moves now,” he said. “You manage a club every six months, a year, two years. If you've been somewhere two or three years, it's quite a long time nowadays.

“We're all professional, we'll all deal with it in the right way.

“For now, we've got to be grateful for what we've achieved as a group, as a club, and enjoy it.”

As for the celebrations?

“Keep that quiet,” Hughes laughed. “Keep that internal.”

Hughes also revealed details of the squad’s farewell to Glasner ahead of the final, paying tribute to the impact the Austrian had on Palace’s rise.

“We had a meeting at the training ground on Monday with a few words from the players and people at the club, and a video message saying what they thought of him and the appreciation we have for him for what he's done,” Hughes explained.

“He's been a big part of our success.

“He's given us the belief to achieve what we've achieved, really.

“I'm assuming fans as well as people at the club and players didn't think it was possible to do what we've done.

“He ultimately gave us the belief to go and do that and, yeah, all we can say is thank you.”

An emotional Will Hughes urged Crystal Palace supporters and players alike to savour every moment after the Eagles secured a historic first-ever European trophy with a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in the UEFA Conference League Final on Wednesday.

Hughes: You have to enjoy these moments in life

#### **On another special moment for the club…**

It was incredible. You saw it yourself – the fans, the joy...

It's just a special, special time for the club. 

#### **On whether he ever thought a European trophy would be possible when he took over in 2010…**

I always think anything's possible, but at the time we were in the Championship. We needed to get out of that, and a lot of people didn't believe we would get out of there.  

We keep doing things that people don't expect us to do. That's what football's all about: defying the odds.  

It's just special for the club. Three trophies in 13 months – let's hope we can keep on doing it.  

#### **On how much it means to be connected to Crystal Palace…**

It’s everything. It's my area, where I came from. About 10 minutes from where the training ground is, I was born. 

I know so many of the fans – I feel like I know all of the fans, whenever I see one that I don't recognise, I think how do I not know them?  

It was such a massive turnout last night. Also, credit to the Vallecano fans who stayed past the end. Their team put up a great show. 

It was good for football. Another club who haven't won a European trophy winning something, I think it's excellent.  

#### **On his highlight from the celebrations…**

I think the slide, Oliver's slide, that was special, wasn't it? You know, recreating his slide from his Frankfurt days!  

Two European trophies for him. Incredible, incredible achievements, so honouring him and seeing the boys wanting to do that was really special.

#### **On Oliver Glasner’s final game in charge…**

I think from the beginning we always knew the journey would be a limited time. Oliver has things that he wants to do and we're lucky that he came to our club for the time that he did.  

We've got to look forward and so does Oliver. He'll always have a special place in the heart of all the Crystal Palace fans.  

I hope we remain friends. We get on really well. I think you can't do these things unless everything functions together, and let's hope we can put that around the new guy that comes in.  

#### **On the bond between the current playing group…**

In the 16 years I've been here, we've always had a good core of players. I think if you get good people involved in your football club – Oliver said it last night – then special things can happen. 

It is a team game and the group is so important, the mentality of the group, the culture of the group, and they are great. 

We've always had one or two that carry that through and bring people in and make them understand what being a Palace player is all about, what's expected of you, and I think that will continue.  

We'll make sure when we're picking the squad that we get the right blend of talent and of characters, and bring the right people in.  

#### **On whether he enjoyed the FA Cup or Conference League more…**

That's a tough one, isn't it? Because the FA Cup is the FA Cup. I've dreamt about it since I was a kid. 

But equally, going to Europe, going to all these places, seeing the fans out in the towns, just having the best time of their life, experiencing things they never thought they'd experience, kind of elevating the club... 

They could talk to their friends whose teams perhaps play in Europe about their European days – so this is very special. 

I would say they were equal, honestly.

In the aftermath of Crystal Palace’s UEFA Conference League victory in Leipzig, Chairman Steve Parish spoke to Sky Sports about the monumental scale of the club’s achievement. 

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Chairman Steve Parish reflects on Conference League Final victory

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Hughes: You have to enjoy these moments in life

Chairman Steve Parish reflects on Conference League Final victory

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