Buy Crystal Palace vs Leeds United tickets for the 2026/27 Season. The match is on Sunday 30 May 2027 at Selhurst Park, kick-off 16:00, as Matchweek 38 brings the Premier League season to a close with every game starting at the same time. It is Palace's last home game of a season that could also include a European final just four days earlier.
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Final days at Selhurst rarely lack an edge, and this one comes at the end of the busiest era in the club's history. Palace won the FA Cup in 2025 and the Conference League in 2026, and they are in the Europa League this season. Our Crystal Palace tickets listings cover every home date, but a sold-out ground on the last afternoon of the season is one of the toughest seats to land.
This guide covers access, pricing, seating, hospitality and travel, then sets out the full Premier League record between the clubs at Selhurst Park. It is written to help you choose a seat and buy with confidence.
Selhurst Park is one of the smaller grounds in the Premier League, with a capacity of around 25,500, and every home league game this season has been close to full. Early fixtures against Manchester City, Ipswich and Liverpool all sold out. Home tickets are only available to season ticket holders and members.
The visitors add their own pull. Leeds United are three-time champions of England, with titles in 1969, 1974 and 1992, plus the 1972 FA Cup and two Fairs Cups. They returned as Championship winners on 100 points in 2025 and kept their place in the Premier League last season. Leeds run ballots for away tickets even among supporters with strong away records, a clear sign that demand outstrips allocations of around 2,700 seats at Selhurst.
The club itself calls the past year its busiest ever. Palace played 60 games in 2025/26, and the combination of domestic and European football has brought a new wave of interest in tickets at Selhurst.
Palace's own trophy run has raised demand further. After the FA Cup in May 2025 and the Community Shield that August, won on penalties against Liverpool, they beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Leipzig in May 2026 to win the Conference League, their first European trophy. That success brought direct entry to the Europa League league phase, and the profile of every home game has risen with it.
The most recent meeting at Selhurst, in March 2026, ended goalless after being moved to make room for Palace's Conference League last-16 tie. Palace are unbeaten in their four Premier League home meetings with Leeds since 2020, which gives the home crowd confidence going into the final day.
The calendar adds one more layer. The Europa League final is on 26 May 2027 in Frankfurt, four days before this match. If Palace go deep in Europe, the final home game of the season could double as a celebration. The closing round of the Premier League also often decides places at both ends of the table.
Through the club, no. Palace sell Premier League home tickets only to season ticket holders and members, subject to availability. A waiting list operates for season tickets, and the Main Stand is full for season ticket holders.
Membership comes in several tiers for 2026/27. Gold membership costs £60, Adult membership £25 with 100 loyalty points included and International membership £35, or £45 with a welcome pack for supporters overseas. Sales run in phases: Gold, Junior Gold and Season Ticket+ holders get a 72-hour window first, then Adult, Junior and International members, then guest tickets and finally the club's resale windows.
Members can also buy guest tickets for non-members in a later phase, but only if seats remain after the priority windows. Resale seats released by season ticket holders go to Gold members first and then to other members, so they rarely reach the general public for a game of this profile.
New rules this season tighten things further. Under updated Premier League regulations, every attendee needs a Palace ticketing account and each ticket is registered to its user. Season ticket holders can resell seats through the club when a match goes on sale, with those seats released to members on a fixed resale date.
Season Ticket+ holders can transfer their seat to another registered supporter, but transfers must be completed 24 hours before kick-off. Junior Gold membership costs £60 and Junior membership £25, so families can join together, though membership alone does not guarantee a ticket for a game that sells out in the priority windows.
Leeds supporters have a separate route. Leeds sell their away allocation through ballots that favour regular away travellers, then season ticket holders and members, with digital tickets that can be downloaded only once. Their first ballot is reserved for supporters who attended nine or more away games last season, and even they have only a 50% chance. For the March 2026 visit, Leeds charged £30 for adults, £22 for over-65s and 18 to 21-year-olds and £18 for under-18s.
The club states that reselling tickets outside its own channels is not permitted and can lead to accounts being blocked. Read every listing carefully so you understand exactly how your ticket will reach you before you pay.
Five factors drive resale prices for this match: seat location, demand, timing, the stakes of the 2026/27 run-in and whether you choose hospitality. Palace do not publish a full price table for each fixture, but adult match tickets at Selhurst have started from around £35, with top-category games around £65. Membership costs come on top, and resale reflects how quickly home games are selling out this season.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corners and upper rows | £120 – £180 | Budget-conscious buyers | Angled views at a compact ground where every seat is close to play |
| Arthur Wait Stand (home sections) | £140 – £220 | Couples and first-time visitors | Long side opposite the Main Stand |
| Holmesdale Road Stand | £140 – £230 | Fans wanting atmosphere | The two-tier main home end |
| Main Stand | £180 – £300+ | Neutrals and premium buyers | Halfway-line views by the dugouts; full for season tickets |
| Hospitality / VIP | £400 – £800+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge dining, inclusive drinks and Main Stand seats |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Timing matters most. Listings are widest in the months before the club's sale opens, while season ticket holders are still deciding on plans. If Palace reach the Europa League final, or if the last round carries stakes for either side, expect prices to climb in the final fortnight.
Membership adds to the true cost for anyone buying through the club. An Adult membership at £25 or Gold at £60 sits on top of the ticket price, and without loyalty points it may not secure a seat for a game that sells out in the priority windows. Factor that in when comparing listings.
Group size matters too. Pairs are realistic in most stands. Four or more seats together at a ground this size are scarce and priced accordingly.
Selhurst Park is a traditional, tightly packed ground in south London, with stands close to the pitch on all four sides. The Selhurst Park seating plan shows the layout block by block, which matters because sightlines vary between the older and newer stands.
The ground is changing. A new Main Stand is being built around the existing structure, lifting that stand from around 5,200 to 13,500 seats across three tiers and taking overall capacity beyond 34,000 once complete. Our Selhurst Park Stadium tickets listings show every upcoming match at the ground if you want to compare dates.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holmesdale Road Stand | Committed home supporters | Mid | Two-tier home end opened in 1995; the heart of the home support |
| Main Stand | Neutrals and premium buyers | Higher | Central views and the dugouts; under redevelopment with seating kept in use |
| Arthur Wait Stand (home blocks) | Couples and first-time visitors | Mid | Long side stand opposite the Main Stand, close to the touchline |
| Whitehorse Lane Stand | Home fans wanting a quieter end | Lower to mid | Smaller end stand opposite the Holmesdale |
| Family areas | Families with children | Lower to mid | Calmer sections with junior pricing for members |
| Away section (Arthur Wait Stand, blocks R, S and T) | Leeds United supporters | Lower | Corner next to the Whitehorse Lane end, entrances 5 to 7, with rail seating in the front rows |
The works are already visible. In summer 2026 the buildings around the old Main Stand were cleared, the Fanzone was removed and several lounges were relocated, with construction continuing between fixtures and during international breaks. The finished stand will rise 41 metres across three tiers.
The away section has also changed. Rail seating now covers the front 32 rows of blocks R, S and T. A zero-tolerance policy applies to standing in the first five rows.
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Arthur Wait Stand home blocks or the Main Stand. Keep Leeds colours for the away section, since away supporters found in home areas are likely to be removed.
With construction continuing around the Main Stand, some routes, concourses and facilities differ from older guides to the ground. Allow extra time on your first visit and follow the signage for your entrance number.
Because the stands sit so close to the pitch, front rows put you almost on the touchline but give a flatter view of play. Rows from the middle of each stand upwards give a better overall picture of the game.
Palace have reshaped their hospitality offer during the Main Stand works, adding a new two-storey Glasshouse with the 1861 Lounge and a relocated Speroni's Restaurant. Packages include Main Stand seats and dining, with prices varying by fixture.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Legends Restaurant | Couples and small groups | Dining with Main Stand seats at the entry level of the club's hospitality range |
| Speroni's Restaurant | Food-focused guests | Restaurant dining in the new Glasshouse with match seats |
| The 1861 Lounge | Premium buyers | Gourmet menu, all drinks and a canapé and sparkling reception with Main Stand seats |
| Executive Boxes | Corporate groups of 10 or 20 | Private boxes for entertaining clients or celebrating together |
Club prices for 2026/27 start from around £215 plus VAT per person for Legends and £290 plus VAT for Speroni's, with the 1861 Lounge from around £410 plus VAT and rising for top fixtures, such as around £600 plus VAT for the visit of Manchester City. Executive Boxes start from around £3,000 plus VAT per box. The 2010 Club offers seats in the Directors' Box area from around £315 plus VAT.
The Glasshouse sits alongside the relocated Vice Presidents' Lounge and Boardroom, plus the Wright & Bright Bar. Season-long access to the 1861 Lounge is priced at around £6,750 plus VAT, which gives a sense of the premium attached to top-end Main Stand hospitality.
Read every listing closely. Confirm which lounge is included, whether drinks are inclusive and where the seat sits before you commit.
Palace issue match tickets digitally to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and from 2026/27 every ticket is registered to its user. Leeds away tickets are one-off digital passes that cannot be screenshotted or forwarded.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile wallet ticket | How the seller will transfer it to your phone, and whose account it is registered to |
| Hospitality e-ticket | The lounge name, arrival time and seat location on the confirmation |
| Printed or PDF ticket | Whether a printed format is available for this match and how it will reach you |
| In-person handover in London | Meeting point, time and contact number confirmed in the listing notes |
Check the listing notes before you buy. Palace state that tickets bought outside club channels may be cancelled, so understand exactly how your seat will reach you. Every order through 1BoxOffice is covered by the 150% guarantee if a ticket does not arrive as described.
Away supporters should note that Leeds tickets work as a one-off pass on the phone, so a screenshot will not get you through the turnstile. Anyone sitting in the away section should download the ticket as soon as it is issued.
Bring valid photo ID, as checks can take place at entry. Charge your phone fully before you travel. Bags must be no larger than A4, and a free bag drop operates at the Information Centre by Entrance 9 from three hours before kick-off. The ground is cashless.
For a drink before the match, Leeds recommend the Prince George in Thornton Heath and the Selhurst Club to travelling supporters. Home fans tend to gather closer to the stations, so neutrals should check which pubs are welcoming visitors on the day.
Turnstiles open two hours before kick-off. There is no parking at the stadium, surrounding streets are permit-only and road closures start three hours before the match, so public transport is the practical choice. Bus routes X68, 50, 75, 157, 198, 250 and 468 all serve the area.
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Selhurst Park is well connected for international visitors, with Gatwick, Heathrow and London City airports all within about 45 minutes. Gatwick also has direct trains to Norwood Junction. Selhurst, Thornton Heath and Norwood Junction stations are all 10 to 15 minutes' walk from the ground, with Southern services from London Victoria and London Bridge; avoid Crystal Palace station, which is around two miles away. For overseas orders, choose a delivery method you can manage while travelling and confirm the timing before you book.
From Victoria, allow around 40 minutes door to door to Selhurst; from London Bridge, Norwood Junction is around 30 minutes away. Leeds supporters can take LNER from Leeds to King's Cross in around two and a quarter hours, then cross London to Victoria or London Bridge, or drive around 216 miles. Whichever side you follow, request seats together in your order notes. The kick-off time is fixed, but book flexible travel in case Palace's European commitments affect plans around the final weekend.
Palace and Leeds met at Selhurst in the very first Premier League season, when a 1-0 home win on 20 December 1992 opened the record. Leeds then won the next two meetings in south London, first a 2-1 in August 1994, early in Palace's first season back in the Premier League, then a 2-0 in January 1998, during a season Palace finished bottom. That 1998 win remains Leeds' last Premier League victory at Selhurst. After that the fixture disappeared from the top flight for more than two decades, with the clubs rarely in the Premier League at the same time.
The modern meetings have belonged to Palace. A 4-1 win in November 2020, played behind closed doors, was their biggest in the fixture. A come-from-behind 2-1 in October 2022 followed, in a season that ended with Leeds relegated. Leeds have not scored at Selhurst in the Premier League since that game, with the last two meetings both goalless.
What makes this fixture distinctive is the contrast between eras. Leeds had the better of the 1990s, while Palace have taken control since 2020 and are now the side with recent silverware. A final-day meeting with Palace possibly fresh from a European final gives the fixture a fresh chapter. For Leeds, it is a chance to end a wait for a Selhurst win that stretches back to 1998.
All Premier League meetings at Selhurst Park with Crystal Palace as hosts, from 1992/93 to the end of 2025/26.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 7 |
| Crystal Palace wins | 3 |
| Leeds United wins | 2 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Crystal Palace goals | 8 |
| Leeds United goals | 6 |
| Biggest Crystal Palace win | 4-1 (7 Nov 2020) |
| Biggest Leeds United win | 2-0 (31 Jan 1998) |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 20 Dec 1992 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 15 Mar 2026 |
Goals have been hard to come by. The seven meetings have produced only 14 goals between them, both sides have kept three clean sheets and two of the last three games have finished goalless. Only the 4-1 in 2020 produced more than three goals.
Source: Premier League match data and Transfermarkt head-to-head records, cross-checked against BBC Sport results and club season records.
Every Premier League match between the sides at Selhurst Park, newest first, with Crystal Palace's score shown first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 15 Mar 2026 | 0-0 |
| 09 Oct 2022 | 2-1 |
| 25 Apr 2022 | 0-0 |
| 07 Nov 2020 | 4-1 |
| 31 Jan 1998 | 0-2 |
| 30 Aug 1994 | 1-2 |
| 20 Dec 1992 | 1-0 |
Source: Premier League match data and Transfermarkt, with results confirmed by BBC Sport and club season records.
The Premier League has set every final-day match for 16:00 on Sunday 30 May 2027, so the time is fixed.
Visiting supporters are housed in a corner of the Arthur Wait Stand next to the Whitehorse Lane end, with their own entrances.
Selhurst station is the nearest, around ten minutes' walk, with Thornton Heath and Norwood Junction slightly further.
Only bags up to A4 size are allowed inside, though a free bag drop operates near the ground.
No. Selhurst Park is cashless, so bring a card or phone payment for food and drink.
Sources: Crystal Palace official club website (tickets, memberships, hospitality, stadium redevelopment and visiting information), Leeds United official website, Premier League fixture release and match data, Transfermarkt, BBC Sport and UEFA.