Leeds United vs Crystal Palace Tickets

Match details for Leeds United vs Crystal Palace

Leeds United vs Crystal Palace is a Premier League fixture at Elland Road in Leeds, kicking off at 14:00 on Sunday 20 September 2026. Elland Road has been Leeds United's home since 1919 and remains one of the most storied grounds in English football.

Two clubs with contrasting recent paths

Leeds United return to hosting Premier League football at Elland Road after working their way back to the top flight, bringing with them a famously passionate fanbase eager to see the club competing at the highest level again. Crystal Palace arrive as an established Premier League side with continued involvement in European competition, giving this fixture a clear contrast between a club rediscovering its top-flight identity and one settled into it.

Choosing your view at Elland Road

Elland Road's stands sit close to the pitch on all four sides, with the Kop End traditionally the most vocal for home supporters. Away fans are allocated a section in a corner of the ground, while the East Stand along the side offers a clear, central view of play. Ticketsfootball.net compares prices for this match across resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, so fans can review the options before choosing seats.

Leeds United's run of fixtures

After facing Palace, Leeds United travel to the Emirates for Arsenal vs Leeds United, before returning to Elland Road to host Leeds United vs Manchester United. A trip to the Stadium of Light for Sunderland vs Leeds United follows, along with an away game at AFC Bournemouth and a home meeting with Tottenham Hotspur.

Crystal Palace's schedule

Crystal Palace have a demanding stretch coming up too, hosting Nottingham Forest before a Europa League league-phase trip to Lyon, an away Premier League game at Brighton, a further European fixture against Besiktas in Turkey, and a home match against Newcastle United.

Why the fixture matters

Both clubs are part of the Premier League this season, with Leeds focused on establishing themselves back among the division's regulars and Palace aiming to build on their recent European involvement. Elland Road's location close to Leeds city centre makes it one of the more accessible grounds for visiting fans travelling by train.