Everton vs Crystal Palace Tickets

Since 1892, Goodison Park has been the home ground of Everton FC.

One of the oldest professional football grounds in the UK, this venue held a near-capacity average attendance of 39,230 in the 2022/23 season.

Have a look at the Goodison Park seating plan to examine the best place to sit at this historic ground.

Everton vs Crystal Palace History

The first-ever clash between these teams came in the quarter-finals of the 1907 FA Cup. A 1-1 draw forced a replay at Goodison Park, where Everton won by four goals to nil. Holders of the trophy at the time, Everton would reach the final but ultimately lost out to Sheffield Wednesday.

One of the original 12 members of the Football League, Everton are considerably more decorated than Crystal Palace in terms of trophies and past achievements. The Toffees won the old First Division nine times and they were most recently champions of England in 1987. Everton lifted the FA Cup for a fifth time in 1995.

CPFC, meanwhile, had yet to capture a first major trophy at the end of the 2022/23 season. The Eagles finished runners-up of the FA Cup, in 1990 and 2016.

Everton vs Crystal Palace Head-to-Head

The vast majority of meetings between these teams have come in the English top flight. The Toffees and the Eagles met in the inaugural season of the Premier League in 1992/93; both sides won 2-0 away from home.

Towards the end of the 2004/05 Premiership campaign, Everton were 4-0 victors as Mikel Arteta and Tim Cahill both found the back of the net in this fixture. David Moyes’ side ultimately finished 4th in the league and pipped local rivals Liverpool to UEFA Champions League qualification.

Everton took 3 points from this fixture in both the 2021/22 and 2022/23 seasons, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin on the scoresheet in both games.

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Everton vs Crystal Palace Mutual Connections

There are a number of players, past and present, who have been on the books of both these clubs over the years.

• Ex-England striker Andrew Johnson moved to Goodison in 2006, bringing an end to his four-year stay at Selhurst Park.

• In 2016, Everton signed winger Yannick Bolasie from Palace for a reported transfer fee of £25m.

• Andros Townsend joined Everton on a free transfer in 2021, following five years at Palace.