The football club, owned by Crystal Palace legend Wilfried Zaha and rapper Stormzy, was forced to cancel a youth tournament ...

Bromley has been named as the happiest place to live in south east London. Every year, Rightmove asks thousands of people across Great Britain about their feelings toward where they live, covering ...

Tyrique George is making a name for himself among Chelsea's senior squad after earning the trust of Enzo Maresca, and has ...

Campaigners are demanding developers rebuild a pub ‘brick by brick’ if it is demolished to make way for luxury flats. The Mitre in Crystal Palace has been one of the most famous watering holes in ...

Palace’s current squad is arguably the best in their history. England internationals Eberechi Eze (who scored the winner in ...

Birmingham City are now enjoying a watching brief in the Kwame Poku transfer saga and things have taken another twist ...

Southern trains running through Croydon this weekend will be cancelled or replaced by buses. The changes are due to engineering work and will affect trains on Saturday and Sunday (June 21 to June 22).

Gareth Bale has been lined up to front a US-based private equity group’s potential takeover at Plymouth Argyle, Telegraph Sport understands.

Palace won the FA Cup following their 1-0 win against Manchester City in a nail-biting game at Wembley last Saturday (May 17). It is the football club’s first major trophy in their 164-year history.

CUP FINAL COMMENTARY: With a chance for another opportunity to reflect on the scale of the achievement of Saturday’s FA Cup final win at Wembley, JERRY FITZPATRICK thanks the Eagles heroes for giving ...

It all began with an idea from a teacher at Quest Primary School, a proud Palace fan. The school invited pupils to take part in a special ‘Red and Blue Day for CPFC’, encouraging children to wear red ...

Palace as a club dates back to 1861. Inevitably, Selhurst Park is not that close to Crystal Palace itself — an area of London named after a palace built for the Great Exhibition in the 1850s.