Crystal Palace Women have a must-win game against Ipswich Town in the Subway Women's League Cup on Sunday 19th October at 14:00 BST, here are five reasons why you should get your tickets today!
After the narrow 2-1 defeat to London City Lionesses in their opening League Cup fixture, Palace head into Sunday needing a win.
With only the group winner advancing in the Women's League Cup, Ipswich's heavy 5-1 loss to Leicester City has turned this upcoming fixture into a must-win showdown for the Eagles.
The stakes are high and the stage is set, and you can be there from just £5 for Under-16's and £9 for Adults!
As announced in July, Palace are one of a few clubs participating in the Fan Choice & Alcohol in the Bowl Trial, meaning that supporters at the VBS will no longer be restricted to the concourse when enjoying the range of alcoholic beverages on offer.
So head down to our bar in the Fanzone or Rowlen's Bar in the Main Stand, grab a drink, and watch the action unfold!
After Sunday's League Cup clash, a number of players will immediately link up with their national squads for crucial UEFA Women's Nations League fixtures.
Midfielder Justine Vanhaevermaet will join up with Belgium, while Abbie Larkin, Hayley Nolan and Ruesha Littlejohn will feature for the Republic of Ireland.
Scotland international Kirsty Howat is another of the Eagles jetting off for national duty, with her focus immediately turning to two international friendlies against Morocco and Switzerland after Sunday's Ipswich clash.
Come and see the international quality on display before these stars head off to represent their countries!
Don't leave early on Sunday! If the game finishes level after 90 minutes, we're in for some extra drama.
Should the game end in a draw, there will be a penalty shootout after full-time to determine who gets an additional point in Group D.
Don't miss a minute of the action, you might see the crucial kick that sends Palace through!
Palace Women last faced Ipswich Town in 2015 in the Women's FA Cup, and have never played the Tractor Girls in the professional era.
With both teams now in the Barclays Women's Super League 2, Sunday's clash is set to be the first in a trilogy of Palace v Ipswich games this season.
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