Key events3m agoThe teams!19m agoPreambleThe teams!Crystal Palace (3-4-2-1): Henderson; Tomiyasu, Richards, Canvot; Khalaili, Kamada, Wharton, Mitchell; Nketiah, Pino; Larsen.Subs: Benitez, Munoz, Disasi, Lerma, McNeil, Zavier Gozo, Hughes, Guessand, Mingueza.Manchester City (4-2-3-1): Donnarumma; Khusanov, Dias, Gvardiol, O’Reilly; Anderson, Guehi; Foden, Cherki, Semenyo; Haaland. Subs: Rulli, Kovacic, Ait Nouri, Vitor Reis, Echeverri, Bouaddi, McAidoo, Braithwaite, Lewis.Referee: Andrew Madley (West Yorkshire)That Palace’s Holmesdale Fanatics fan group are “stopping all organised activity” at Selhurst Park is particularly sad.Here are some of the finest tifos by the Holmesdale Fanatics over the years.Below is a tifo in memory of Maxi Jazz in May 2023, unveiled alongside Faithless lyrics from God Is a DJ that read “This is our church. This is where we heal our hurts”. Maxi died in December 2022. He was a West Norwood resident, a Palace supporter and in September 2012 he became an associate director of the club. Photograph: MatchDay Images Limited \ DW/AlamyBelow: a tifo before the Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano in May. Photograph: Maryam Majd/ReutersBelow: a tifo showing Joel Ward lifting the FA Cup in August 2025, a few months after the 1-0 win over Manchester City at Wembley.A tifo showing Joel Ward lifting the FA Cup in August 2025. Photograph: Jacques Feeney/Offside/Getty ImagesBelow: a 2022 tifo depicting the Crystal Palace, built for the Great Exhibition in 1851. Photograph: Julian Finney/Getty ImagesBelow: a tifo display celebrating 100 years of Selhurst Park, in September 2024. Photograph: Action Plus Sports Images/AlamyBelow: a tifo, at the 2025 FA Cup final, depicts three Palace supporters – father Mark Wealleans and sons Nathan and Dominic – who were once seen at Old Trafford in 2011 celebrating Darren Ambrose’s sensational strike against Manchester United. After Mark died of cancer in 2017, the image became a symbol of lost loved ones for Palace fans. Nathan and Dominic were in the crowd at Wembley in 2025 and were unaware that the tifo was planned until they saw the image of themselves and their late father with their own eyes.“I had no idea it was going to be us,” Nathan later admitted. “I thought it was going to be something to do with a player retiring this season. Then out of nowhere someone told us and then we broke down in tears as soon as we saw. It was special, it shows there’s still a real love for not just my dad, but all the loved ones who love Palace and didn’t get to see it. All of them now know we’re on the next step.” Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty ImagesOn Thursday, the Holmesdale Fanatics released the following statement, explaining their reasons for ceasing operations: