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Matt Woosnam

Crystal Palace Reporter at The Athletic

Crystal Palace reporter @TheAthleticFC #CPFC | Also climate & sustainability 🌍 | [email protected] | Sometimes tweet about mental health & running 🏃‍♂️

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  • 'You have one chance to be part of history at a club. This is Palace's'

    2 days ago | nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam

    For three glorious minutes, Jason Puncheon allowed himself to dream of winning the FA Cup for his club, the team he grew up supporting and whose ground was a stone's throw from his home. His sumptuous volley thumped beyond David de Gea and into the back of the Manchester United net had put Crystal Palace ahead 78 minutes into the 2016 final. The finishing line was within sight. Then Juan Mata's equaliser and Jesse Lingard's extra-time winner turned euphoria into despair, dreams into dust.

  • Crystal Palace can beat Manchester City in the FA Cup final

    3 days ago | nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam |Thom Harris

    Confidence seems to come naturally to Oliver Glasner - in his own ability and in his team's. He has changed the mentality at Crystal Palace during his 15 months as their manager and there is a feeling they now go into any game with a good chance of winning it.

  • Oliver Glasner has banned FA Cup final talk at Crystal Palace

    1 week ago | nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam

    As Crystal Palace prepare for their third appearance in an FA Cup final, it would be easy to consider the Premier League as an inconvenience. Not so for manager Oliver Glasner. Palace's manager has banned all talk of the Wembley date with Manchester City on May 17.

  • FA Cup final ticket prices to increase by up to 20 per cent

    2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam

    Ticket prices for the 2025 FA Cup final between Crystal Palace and Manchester City are set to cost between £50 and £285, representing a notable increase on last year's showpiece. Although there are more expensive tickets in the premium sections and the hospitality area, the majority of tickets are expected to cost between £50 and £175, a sharp rise of up to 20 per cent for the priciest tickets outside of those more premium offerings.

  • Crystal Palace reap the rewards as Oliver Glasner's patience starts to pay off

    2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam

    Oliver Glasner openly acknowledges he is not instinctively a patient man, but the Crystal Palace manager has been more forgiving than most of those players who have taken time to find their feet at the south London club. For Daichi Kamada, that might in part be born of familiarity from their time together at Eintracht Frankfurt.

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Matt Woosnam
Matt Woosnam @MattWoosie
13 May 25

RT @TheAthleticFC: Jason Puncheon, the last man to score for Crystal Palace in an FA Cup final, talks to @MattWoosie. 🔗 https://t.co/RtYO…

Matt Woosnam
Matt Woosnam @MattWoosie
28 Apr 25

Palace chairman Steve Parish has praised the "unbelievable job" done by Oliver Glasner & says #CPFC are working to avoid making "some of the mistakes" of last pre-season Says poor start to the season "certainly wasn't their (the coaching staff's) fault" https://t.co/Me9PxDN8bD

Matt Woosnam
Matt Woosnam @MattWoosie
27 Apr 25

Palace are in the FA Cup final. Oliver Glasner has transformed them but this team has a chance to eclipse the achievements of previous ones They'll be remembered fondly. But success in the final would be the club's greatest day Piece from Wembley #CPFC https://t.co/YFgxvq5XXH