LEAGUE FIXTURES UP TO NEW YEAR
9th Sep- LEICESTER CITY H
19th lewes a
23rd millwall a
30th SPURS H
14th Oct - BEES H
21st Durham a
28th SHEFF UTD H
18th Nov- MANCS H
25th clowns a
2nd Dec- VILLA H
9th spurs a

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Palace Ladies will face Leicester City in their first ever Women’s Championship game on Sunday 9th September at Bromley FC.

The squad’s fixture list for the 2018/19 season has been confirmed and sees the Eagles host the Foxes in their maiden game in the second tier of the newly-structured women’s league pyramid, which will be the first of 22 games between September and May with the campaign coming to a close away to Aston Villa.

However, the Ladies will get their campaign underway on Sunday 19th August as they host Tottenham Hotspur in their first group game in the Continental Tyres League Cup, which has seen them also drawn alongside Chelsea, Brighton and Hove Albion, London Bees and Yeovil.

The game against Spurs will take place at Beckenham Town, but the remainder will be played at the Ladies' usual home at Bromley's Hayes Lane ground.

The group stages are scheduled to take place between August and December, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the knockout rounds. The quarter-finals are set for 8-9th January 2019 and the semi-finals will commence on 5th February, with the final taking place later that month.

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Saturday 18th August, 7.30pm, KO. @ Bromley FC

Palace V's Spurs Ladies

Continental Tyres League Cup

First game of the season with the big guns, Saturday night in Bromley, CPLFC Loyal will be there in force, hopefully the crowds will increase like they have done for the last Four seasons, best supported team in the league is our aim, yet again, COYP.

Adults £5, CPFC ST Holders and members, £2.50

Edited by waddoneagle (13 Aug 2018 4.22pm)

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Today is the day, South London expects, Bring the flags and voices, lets show the FA what being a Palace fan is all about.
One Club, One Community, One Love, CPFC

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Palace 1, Spurs 1, Palace win 5-4 on Pens, Att, 374

What an amazing display from the Red N Blue, Six newcomers in the team and under the cosh for periods of this game, but the South London spirit pulled the Eagles back in to the game, and as the game went on, Palace got better and better, Special mention to Goalkeeper Megan Lynch, who time after time kept the Spurs attack at bay and well deserved Player of the match, This was Palace's first game at his level, and what a way to start, South London and Proud.

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It’s taken me ten mins sitting in the George pub croydon to realise this is about c palace ladies team

I saw c p l f c and I thought ‘c palace Liverpool F.C.’ chat

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