Southampton vs Crystal Palace Tickets

St Mary’s plays host to the Eagles for this intriguing encounter, and fans of either team seeking out the best-priced Southampton vs Brentford tickets can select from a huge range right here at SeatPick today.

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Southampton vs Crystal Palace History

Southampton have spent much of their extensive history outside the top flight, albeit having enjoyed lengthy spells in the upper echelons of the English footballing pyramid from time to time. In 1976, they won their first-ever FA Cup, beating Manchester United at Wembley Stadium and in 1983/84, they ran Liverpool close for the old English First Division title (the former name of the Premier League).

Crystal Palace have similarly played most of their history outside the top tier and are without any major silverware. However, in 1990, they came painfully close to clinching the FA Cup, with two goals from Ian Wright earning them a 3-3 draw with Manchester United, before losing the replay a few days later. In 2016, they once again reached the final of the competition, once again going down to the Red Devils.

Southampton vs Crystal Palace Head-to-Head

Whilst on the whole, Southampton have come out on top in this fixture, in more recent years their visitors from South London have turned the tables.

In 2022, goals from Eberechi Eze and Wilfried Zaha saw Palace complete a comeback win at St. Mary’s, and then in 2023, the season that saw the Saints relegated, Eze scored twice to complete a 2-0 away win on the South Coast.

Southampton vs Crystal Palace Mutual Connections

A number of top stars have played for both teams over the years, including winger Jason Puncheon, full-back Nathaniel Clyne and Iain Dowie.

In addition to these, there is also Portuguese international Jose Fonte. The big centre-back moved to Selhurst Park in 2008 after an initial loan spell and went on to make 92 appearances for the club, scoring six goals before moving to Southampton in 2009.

There, he became something of a cult hero, playing 288 games and scoring 15 goals before moving to West Ham in 2016.