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🚜 Ipswich continue painful Premier League streak against Palace:Ipswich Town drew 2-2 at Crystal Palace but extended their league record of conceding in 23 straight Premier League matches. Anan Khalaili and Emersonn scored, with Axel Disasi's red card pivotal.

Axel Disasi red card proves costly as Crystal Palace suffer dramatic defeat to Ipswich:Zian Flemming's 90th-minute goal gave Ipswich a dramatic 3-2 win at Crystal Palace, who played most of the match with 10 men after Axel Disasi's red card.

Dean Henderson injury update as he misses Crystal Palace vs Ipswich:Crystal Palace captain and goalkeeper Dean Henderson missed the match against Ipswich Town due to a foot injury. Walter Benitez started in goal instead.

Arsenal fixture changes mean no Boxing Day football for 4th year:Arsenal's Boxing Day fixture vs Crystal Palace moved to Dec 27, marking a fourth consecutive year without a traditional holiday match. Kick-off changes also affect Fulham and Brentford games.

Arsenal’s festive period fixtures have been confirmed:Arsenal's festive schedule is confirmed: away at Crystal Palace and Fulham, then home vs Ipswich and Brentford. These four games are key tests for their Premier League title ambitions.

Alvaro Arbeloa issues response after Fulham stars' cryptic social media messages:Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa addressed odd social media activity from Alex Iwobi, Emile Smith Rowe, and Kevin after the Crystal Palace loss. He emphasized players' frustration when benched. Fulham remain winless in the league under his management.

Andoni Iraola told how much Liverpool would need to pay for ‘outstanding’ star:Liverpool are linked with a January move for Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton, with Palace demanding over £75m. The midfielder is seen as a solution to Liverpool's defensive midfield issues.

Alvaro Arbeloa denies Fulham rift after cryptic social media behaviour:Fulham, winless this season, face Liverpool amid reports of unrest as stars Iwobi and Smith Rowe cleared club content from social media. Manager Arbeloa insists the squad's attitude remains positive.

Alan Shearer's Premier League predictions including Man Utd vs Man City:Alan Shearer predicts a draw in the Manchester derby, with Man United hosting Man City. He also forecasts wins for Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa, plus draws for Bournemouth vs Brentford and Coventry vs Brighton.

AFC Bournemouth festive TV selections confirmed with three games moved:Bournemouth's Christmas schedule sees three broadcast changes: Palace (Dec 30) & Brighton (Jan 5) move to 7:30pm on Sky, while Villa (Jan 2) is now a 5:30pm kick-off. Spurs on Boxing Day remains 3pm.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham learn Christmas schedule as Premier League make announcement:Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham's Christmas schedule announced months in advance. Arsenal vs Palace and Chelsea vs Coventry on Dec 27, Spurs vs Bournemouth on Boxing Day. Fixtures moved for TV, aiding fan travel plans.

Liverpool finally given green light to sign their next Fabinho:Liverpool are reportedly on high alert for a January move for Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton, as they seek a long-term defensive midfield solution.

A new era; MLS clubs set spending record in the wake of 2026 World Cup:MLS set new transfer records, spending over $370 million on stars like Griezmann and generating $218 million in revenue. Eight clubs made record signings, signaling major growth for the league.

Update On Manchester City And Their Pursuit Of This Crystal Palace Star: Good Decision For Maresca?:Manchester City have cooled their interest in Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton and will not pursue a move for him in the January transfer window.

Best Premier League transfers of the season XI: Chelsea and Hull duos, surprise Tottenham inclusion…:A team of standout new Premier League signings includes Hull's Tzolakis (3 clean sheets), Chelsea's Lacroix, and Fulham's Garcia. Based on early ratings, they form a 3-4-2-1, highlighting immediate impacts across clubs.