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Crystal Palace's long-awaited Selhurst Park redevelopment has taken another step forward with fresh activity visible around the stadium.
New images show preparations continuing ahead of the construction of the new Main Stand.
Work continues at Selhurst Park
The latest update from Selhurst Park shows work has begun on a temporary hospitality area as the Eagles press ahead with plans to redevelop the stadium's Main Stand.
Fresh footage also reveals that much of the existing fan zone has now been removed, clearing space as the project gathers momentum ahead of the next phase of construction.
The redevelopment will see Selhurst Park's capacity increase from around 26,000 to more than 34,000, with the new Main Stand delivering expanded general admission seating, upgraded hospitality facilities, improved accessibility and a new club museum.
The work is being carefully phased to allow Palace to continue playing at Selhurst Park throughout construction, minimising disruption to supporters while the transformation takes place.
Alongside the stadium improvements, the project also includes new year-round community facilities designed to enhance the matchday experience and create a wider destination beyond football.
Although the latest update focuses on enabling works rather than major structural construction, it represents another visible milestone in one of the Premier League's most significant stadium redevelopment projects.
FGG says: Important groundwork underway at Selhurst Park
Supporters may not yet see dramatic changes to the skyline at Selhurst Park, but the latest activity shows the redevelopment is steadily moving into its next phase.
Temporary facilities and site preparation are essential before major construction can begin.
The biggest visual transformation is still to come, but every update brings Palace a step closer to delivering a modern Main Stand that will secure the club's long-term future at Selhurst Park.