May 27 2016

Mile Jedinak

Crystal Palace skipper Mile Jedinak has become the club's highest-capped international.

Jedinak led out Australia for his 37th appearance (as a CPFC player) in their 2-1 defeat against England at the Stadium of Light to break Palace's international cap record.

The Aussie midfield enforcer, who joined Palace from Turkish side Genclerbirligi in July 2011, overtakes former Finland star Aki Riihilahti at the top of the charts.

He also has the honour of being the Palace player who has scored the most goals at international level with 10 and is the only Eagle to have netted in a World Cup finals.

Palace's other Australia internationals include: Carl Veart, Kevin Muscat, Craig Foster, Tony Popovic and Nick Carle.

Most capped players

1 Mile Jedinak (Australia) 37

2 Aki Riihilahti (Finland) 36

3 Yannick Bolasie (DR Congo) 26

3 Adrian Mariappa (Jamaica) 26

5 Fan Zhiyi (China) 23

6 Gabor Kiraly (Hungary) 22

7 Carl Fletcher (Wales) 21

8 Alex Kolinko (Latvia) 20

9 Eric Young (Wales) 19

10 Tony Popovic (Australia) 18

(correct up to June 1, 2016)

Adam Lallana attempts to tackle Mile Jedinak.

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