Ticket availability & key info: Your Selhurst Park matchday guide

Information

7 Jan 2025

Crystal Palace host Ipswich Town on Saturday afternoon (8th March, 15:00 GMT), seeking a third consecutive home win on the bounce.

If you're going to the game, please check this guide – which will be kept up-to-date with the latest matchday information – before travelling.

As always, all ticket holders are encouraged to arrive early to ensure quick access into the Stadium.

Ticket availability

Tickets for this match are now sold out, but Members and Season Ticket Holders are able to purchase via our resale system. Click here to purchase tickets.

If you are a Season Ticket holder who can't make this match, don't let your seat go to waste: find out how to resell your match ticket by following the steps listed here.

Gain access to tickets – and future priority windows – by purchasing your 24/25 Membership here.

Before travelling to the stadium

Season Ticket holders are reminded that, ahead of Saturday's game, you will need to download your new pass via the Official Crystal Palace app or the email you have been sent.

Before arriving, please ensure that the pass in your phone wallet is for this fixture (Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town), and does not show the details of a previous match.

To download your new pass via the App, please follow the steps below:

Open the Crystal Palace app and login using the account registered to your ticket.
Click the ‘MORE’ button on the bottom right.
Click ‘TICKETS’.
Click ‘ACCESS FAN WALLET’.
Click on your ticket to this game.
Click ‘Add to Apple Wallet’ or ‘Add to Google Pay’.
Follow the on-screen instructions.

Entering the stadium

Turnstiles open at 13:00 GMT ahead of the 15:00 kick-off.

For detailed instructions on how to use your digital ticket to get through the turnstiles, please watch the video below:

Mobile phone chargers are available at the Information Centre on a matchday, should you need to use them to access your ticket.

International Women's Day

Last month, Crystal Palace announced the formation of an independent dedicated CPFC Supporters Group for Women.

Comprised of both women and men, the group will be dedicated to further strengthening an inclusive and supportive environment for women within not only the club’s fanbase, but also the wider community. A selection process has been undertaken for representatives across a broad range of supporter categories, ensuring the breadth of the Palace fanbase is represented.

Listen out on matchday – which falls on International Women's Day 2025 – for an announcement of your group representatives, and an interview with with Co-Chair, Karen ‘Kaz’ Lorimer.

Palace for All wristbands will be handed out to supporters, as well as personal alarms and drink covers to women supporters in the Fanzone.

Unite For Access

The club is proudly supporting Level Playing Field’s Unite For Access initiative at Saturday's game. Activities will take place around matchday – so keep your eyes peeled!

The campaign is an annual period of inspiration and celebration of good access and inclusion at sports venues.

Level Playing Field is the leading charity advocating for disabled sports fans in England and Wales, and our dedicated 'Unite For Access' matchday is one of many to be happening across stadiums up and down the country this month.

In the Fanzone, Neil Ornstein will be speaking on stage about his experience using our pioneering GiveVision headsets, whilst Andy and Roger will be speaking their methods of commentating for visually impaired supporters.

We will also be handing out Palace For All wristbands.

Hall of Fame induction

One of football's greatest commentators – Barry Davies – is set to be inducted into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame at Saturday's match.

Iconic football commentator Davies' legendary career spanned more than 50 years at the BBC after he made his Match of the Day debut at Selhurst Park back on August 1969, and would also commentate his final match for the programme at the same venue in August 2014.

Davies will be a guest of honour in the boardroom and will be formally inducted at half-time.

Find out more here.

Fanzone

Our Fanzone will be open from 12:00 GMT ahead of the match, with entertainment, music, refreshments – and a meet and greet with Phoenix the Eagle – all ready to enrich your pre-match experience.

Our Information Centre will also be open, with staff on hand to advise and assist supporters with queries.

The Selhurst Park club shop will also be open from 09:00, ahead of kick-off.

Food & Drink Offers

Don’t forget to arrive early to take advantage of our Early Bird offer: enjoy a discounted burger or pie, plus a beer, available up until 45 minutes before kick-off.

There will also be a 50% discount on hot food following the final whistle, with bars closing 10 minutes following the conclusion of the match.

Please note that Selhurst Park is a cashless stadium. Selhurst Park’s food and drink concourses are cashless – so bring your payment card. Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted.

Palace for All

Crystal Palace would like to remind supporters that acts of discrimination, including inappropriate chanting, are criminal offences which can result in criminal convictions and banning orders.

As a club, we are clear that everyone is welcome at Palace. We will not tolerate racial or homophobic chants or discriminating comments towards a particular individual, or group of individuals, at Selhurst Park.

Strong measures remain in place to tackle antisocial and criminal behaviours within the ground, including throwing objects, drug use and discriminatory behaviour.

The Premier League and clubs are urging anyone who witnesses abuse to report it, either to the nearest steward, police officer or to our confidential text service on 07507 477 669.

Conduct

Crystal Palace would like to remind supporters that acts of discrimination, including inappropriate chanting, violence and entering the field of play, are criminal offences - which can result in criminal convictions and banning orders.

For the safety of all supporters, it is illegal to use flares, flash bangs and other pyrotechnics at the stadium.

Supporters are also reminded that smoking and the use of e-cigarettes is prohibited inside Selhurst Park.

Strong measures remain in place to tackle antisocial and criminal behaviours within grounds, including throwing objects, drug use and discriminatory behaviour.

Please respect our staff at all times. Abuse of staff will not be tolerated.

Supporters are reminded to keep off the Selhurst Park pitch at all times. Perpetrators may be prosecuted.

Recent pitch invasions have resulted in football bans (both domestically and abroad); police prosecution; and criminal records, which can impact employment, education and international travel.

From fans, to stewards and players, we all have a role to play in keeping each other safe on matchdays – so please be mindful of your fellow fans.

Report Abuse

The Premier League and clubs are urging anyone who witnesses abuse to report it, either to the nearest steward, police officer or to our confidential text service on 07507 477 669.

Please include as much relevant information as possible, for example: RACISM, SMOKING, HOMOPHOBIA etc. Please include the stand, block, row and seat number you are in, and also identify the location of the anti- social behaviour, being as precise as possible. Please state if you wish to remain anonymous in your message.

Security staff will make every effort to deal with the issue. If they are unable to resolve the issue, each text will be followed up and investigated by a club staff member. You can also contact your nearest steward to report issues, who will do their best to help.

Anybody found guilty of discriminatory abuse towards any club employee, player, match official or supporter will receive an automatic club ban and may face criminal prosecution. The League and clubs are committed to working with the authorities to bring offenders to justice.

A safe matchday environment for all is vital for protecting the game we love. Thank you for your continued support.

Memberships

Looking for more benefits? Demand for match tickets last season stood at an all-time high with all matches selling out, so make sure you sign-up as a Gold or Junior Gold Member to get 72-hour priority ticket access and secure your ticket to the biggest games throughout another exciting campaign.

What's more, in select packages, you'll gain access to a Palace TV+ subscription, digital matchday programmes and more! Explore our 24/25 Memberships here.

Matchday Programmes

Our season-long celebration of 100 years of Selhurst Park continues in the Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town matchday programme.

Each programme this season comes with a unique, illustrated front cover marking a moment in Selhurst Park's 100-year history, with this edition celebrating the Status Quo 'Farewell Tour' concerts which took place in SE25 back in 1984 – as well as the arrival of a certain Steve Coppell...

Inside, Ben Chilwell discusses his first few weeks as an Eagle, smiling: “To be honest, I was expecting to sing for my initiation – but I haven’t had that! I had to give a little speech in the first meeting I was in about how happy I was to be here, and how hopefully we can go on and do great things together for the rest of the season... I got that out of the way pretty fast!

“Everyone’s been good in different ways. There are a few of us who go and get coffees after training, there are people I get lunch with, and there are a few of us who do a shooting drill every day after training – Justin won today, Ebs won yesterday, Eddie is good, and I put myself up there!

“Coming in, I’ve noticed how together this group is – and not just the players, the whole building. At the training ground, all the staff and all the players are very close. It’s a very close-knit group of people, and when I think of the teams I’ve played in which have been successful, they’ve always had the togetherness that seems to be here as well.”

Remember to collect all 19 Premier League issues this season to create your own piece of Selhurst Park history!

You can get your Ipswich programme from vendors around the ground for just £3.50.

Other points to note

Please read our latest supporters' guide here. Away fans can find a stadium guide here.

We would like to encourage supporters travelling by train to book their tickets through Train Hugger; for each booking, a tree will be planted, here in the UK. Click here to find out more.

Match details

Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town
Saturday, 8th March, 15:00 GMT
Selhurst Park
Premier League
Live audio commentary on Palace TV+

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