Every edition of the programme this season features a special hand-illustrated cover, marking one of the many landmark dates that have made Selhurst Park such a unique place over the last century - make sure you don't miss out!
Selhurst Park has hosted remarkable characters and unbelievable stories since 1924, with each cover celebrating a special moment in history - and starring a current member of the squad.
This Sunday's edition, which marks Palace's return to Selhurst to face Tottenham Hotspur, will be no different – so make sure you're building up your collection to get the full timeline effect!
We began the season with the opening of the ground itself back in 1924, with Oliver Glasner looking over plans with renowned architect Archibald Leitch as the construction grows behind them.
Dean Henderson was thrust back to 1926 in our second cover, marking England's only international at Selhurst Park as they took on Wales.
Palace's latest No. 9 Eddie Nketiah teamed up with one of our finest, Peter Simpson, back in 1931, while Chris Richards teamed up with an unusual groundskeeping duo, Charlie Catlett and his horse Kate, back in 1935.
What date will this Sunday's issue mark? You'll find out soon!
Remember, you can keep collecting each original illustration throughout the campaign as we journey through our timeline from 1924 to the current day – make sure you get the matchday programme each week!
Don’t miss out on building your collection! You'll need all 19 Premier League editions; supporters can get every edition of the programme delivered direct to their door throughout the season by clicking here.
And remember, all Gold, Junior Eagles Gold and International Members receive free digital copies of the programme in their inbox before every home match this season; please click here for more information.
