Crystal Palace celebrated their 600th Premier League match at the weekend – and in some style, too, with a 2-0 win over West Ham United at London Stadium. Here, we break down the numbers behind the milestone…
Premier League matches played by Crystal Palace
Wins for the Eagles from those matches
Only 15 other clubs have played more – or won more – Premier League matches
Of Palace’s wins have come at Selhurst Park; 81 have come on the road, two of them last week!
Draws for Palace – 80 at home and 80 away!
Premier League points accrued in total (362 at Selhurst, 323 away)
Different teams faced in the competition
Points accrued against West Ham, our highest against an individual opponent…
Points won against Leicester City, our other opponents last week – our second-highest!
Win ratio against Stoke City in the Premier League (seven wins, one draw), our highest against any team played 10 times or more
Our joint record Premier League points tally in a season, secured in 1992/93, 2018/19 and 2023/24
Our longest unbeaten run in the competition, between November and December 2017 (our longest top-flight run is 10 matches, set in 1990/91)
Consecutive wins – our longest winning streak – recorded in both December 1992 and April 2014
Goals scored (339 at home, 330 away)
Of those being penalties
Shots attempted, with a 33% shooting accuracy (1,688 on target)
Times Palace have hit the woodwork
Cards accured by Palace in the Premier League: 984 yellow, and 32 red
Premier League clean sheets recorded
Saves made by our goalkeepers
Tackles completed (at a success rate of 66%)
Passes completed – an average of 227.7 per match
Of Palace’s Premier League passes have found their mark
Times a Palace player has been caught offside
Crosses made, with a cross accuracy of 23%
Aerial duels won by a Palace player
Palace’s joint-biggest Premier League wins: against Leicester City in April 2018, and Aston Villa in May 2024
Premier League hat-tricks: Yannick Bolasie against Sunderland in April 2015, and Jean-Philippe Mateta against Villa last year
Mateta’s 32 goals see him set third in our all-time Premier League scorers list, behind Christian Benteke (33) and Wilfried Zaha (68)
With thanks to the Premier League and @glad-all-over.bsky.social.
