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Crystal Palace fans have been given a fresh glimpse of the latest work taking place as part of the long-awaited Selhurst Park redevelopment.
A new fan photo has offered an early look at the hospitality building being created alongside the Main Stand.
Palace fans get first glimpse of new hospitality site at Selhurst Park
A new photo from Selhurst Park has provided a first look at the emerging hospitality area being developed as part of Crystal Palace's Main Stand redevelopment.
The new facilities will serve several of the club's existing hospitality areas, including Speroni's, the Boardroom, Stanley Stephenson and the VP's facilities, as construction continues on the ambitious project.
The redevelopment will transform the Main Stand and eventually increase Selhurst Park's capacity from around 26,000 to more than 34,000.
Alongside additional general admission seating, the project will deliver improved hospitality facilities, better accessibility and a new club museum.
One of the biggest challenges has been completing the work while keeping Selhurst Park operational, meaning the redevelopment is being carefully phased to limit disruption to Palace supporters.
The emerging hospitality building is another visible sign of the scale of the project, which has been years in the making and represents a major investment in the club's long-term future.
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After years of planning and delays, seeing the new hospitality facilities begin to emerge is another encouraging step for Palace.
The Main Stand redevelopment will completely change the matchday experience at Selhurst Park, and these early signs suggest the club is steadily moving towards the modernised stadium it has been working towards for so long.