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The long-awaited Main Stand redevelopment is continuing to take shape at Crystal Palace as work accelerates ahead of the 2026/27 season.
Fresh images from the site show demolition gathering pace, with the project now becoming increasingly visible around Selhurst Park.
Main Stand redevelopment gathers pace at Selhurst Park
The latest photographs from Selhurst Park highlight continued progress on Crystal Palace's Main Stand redevelopment, with demolition work now well underway behind the existing stand.
Large sections of the site have been cleared, while excavators and heavy machinery remain in operation as groundwork continues on one of the Premier League's most eagerly anticipated stadium projects.
The images also show further wreckage to areas around the stand, marking another significant milestone after years of planning delays and legal challenges slowed the redevelopment.
Once complete, the new Main Stand will increase Selhurst Park's capacity from around 26,000 to more than 34,000, while delivering improved hospitality facilities, enhanced accessibility, additional general admission seating, a museum, club shop and café.
Crystal Palace are constructing the new stand while keeping Selhurst Park operational, with the replacement structure being built around sections of the existing Main Stand to minimise disruption during the project.
Although much of the work currently remains below ground level, the latest update demonstrates that preparations continue to move forward before major structural construction begins in the coming months.
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Eagles fans may still be waiting to see steel rising above Selhurst Park, but every redevelopment starts with the less glamorous work.
The visible demolition and site clearance show the project is continuing to build momentum after so many years of delays.
The biggest visual transformation is still to come, but many can finally see tangible progress on a redevelopment that has been a long time in the making.