Tottenham vs. Crystal Palace: Head-to-head record and past meetings before Premier League clash

Tottenham Hotspur could set a new unwanted record for their longest-ever Premier League winless run on Thursday night, when they face the last team whom they managed to get the better of in the top flight - Crystal Palace.

The Lilywhites have not prevailed in the Premier League since Archie Gray's winner at Selhurst Park in December, going winless in each of their last 10 since and equalling their longest streak without success in the competition, set all the way back in 1994.

Igor Tudor's losing start continued at the weekend as the Europa League winners went down 2-1 to Fulham at Craven Cottage, a result that leaves the 16th-placed Lilywhites still just four points above the drop zone in the Premier League table.

Meanwhile, Crystal Palace are six points better off than their hosts thanks to their mini-revival, although one that was halted in its tracks during Sunday's 2-1 loss to Manchester United, who had a Maxence Lacroix red card to thank as they came from behind to prevail.

Here, Sports Mole looks at the head-to-head record and previous meetings between London rivals Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur.

Head-to-head record

Previous meetings: 68

Crystal Palace wins: 15

Draws: 15

Tottenham Hotspur wins: 38

Not the most frequent fixture on the football calendar during the 20th century, Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur have now been familiar foes since the Eagles established themselves as a fully-fledged member of the Premier League.

There have now been a total of 68 clashes between the two capital outfits, and the latter inevitably lead the way with 38 victories compared to just 15 for the Eagles, while 15 more ties have ended level.

Palace pulled off a noteworthy Premier League double over Tottenham in the 2024-25 season, following up a 1-0 home win with a 2-0 victory in North London, albeit against a much-changed Spurs team prioritising the Europa League final.

However, Tottenham Hotspur got their revenge in December 2025, with Gray's headed goal proving the difference as Thomas Frank's side escaped Selhurst Park with a 1-0 win and three points in hand.

Prior to that, Spurs went on a five-match victorious sequence against the Eagles, including particularly dominant 3-0 and 4-0 wins in 2021 and 2023 respectively.

Since Palace earned their Premier League stars again in 2013, the Eagles have only managed to best Tottenham six times in 26 attempts, and two of those victories have come in the FA Cup, including a 1-0 White Hart Lane success in 2016.

Harry Kane bagged 11 goals in this fixture for Tottenham and is the highest Palace-Spurs scorer on record, and his former deadly double act partner Son Heung-min is just behind with nine of his own.