Crystal Palace's under-21s reach knockout stage of Jersey Mike’s Trophy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 7:49 AM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Crystal Palace's under-21 side achieved a historic milestone by advancing to the knockout stages of the Jersey Mike's Trophy after defeating Newport County. The team previously secured a victory against Swindon Town but faced a significant defeat to Plymouth Argyle. Against Newport, Palace took the lead early through Jasper Judd. Although Newport equalized, Dabid Angibeaud scored the decisive goal, securing a 2-1 victory. Palace is guaranteed a spot in the next round, with their final group position still contingent on the Swindon-Plymouth match outcome.
- •Crystal Palace's under-21s progress to knockout rounds for the first time.
- •Palace won 2-1 against Newport County in their final group match.
- •Jasper Judd opened the scoring for Palace in the 10th minute.
- •Dabid Angibeaud netted the winning goal after Newport equalized.
- •Palace's next match details are pending the outcome of another group match.
- 7:49 AMYahoo Sports — Crystal Palace Academy Make History In Jersey Mike's Trophy
"Crystal Palace's under-21 side took a huge step forwards after beating League Two side Newport County.
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