Selhurst Park opened in 1924 and was designed by the renowned Scottish stadium architect Archibald Leitch, whose work helped shape many of Britain’s historic football grounds.
The stadium was built during a period of rapid growth in English football, and its design reflected the ambition of a club seeking to establish itself in the professional game.
With a capacity of just over 25,000 spectators, Selhurst Park is smaller than many Premier League stadiums but famous for its intense atmosphere.
The Holmesdale Road Stand forms the centre of Palace’s supporter culture. This section of the ground is home to the Holmesdale Fanatics, a group of supporters known for their elaborate banners, coordinated displays and constant chanting throughout matches.