West Ham United’s head-to-head record vs Crystal Palace spans a significant number of matches across the full timeline of their competitive history.
The Hammers have played 72 games against Crystal Palace in total, winning 26, drawing 25, and losing 21 of those encounters.
That overall record places West Ham in a favourable position against their London rivals, with more wins than losses across the full timeline.
The rivalry sits among many notable head-to-head records that West Ham have accumulated against opponents throughout their long footballing history.
For context, West Ham’s record vs Southampton stands as one of the most played rivalries in their history, with 82 wins, 50 draws, and 52 losses across all competitions.
Against Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham have faced a tougher battle, winning 68 times but losing 103 across the full timeline of their meetings.
Liverpool presents the starkest challenge in the record books, with West Ham winning just 29 games against them compared to 88 defeats.
The full timeline of West Ham’s head-to-head records stretches back well into the early twentieth century, with matches documented from as far back as January 1924.
One such historic fixture saw West Ham United beat Aberdare Athletic 5-0 in the FA Cup on 12 January 1924, illustrating how deep the club’s competitive history runs.
Compared to tougher rivalries, the West Ham vs Crystal Palace record suggests a genuinely competitive fixture that neither side has been able to fully dominate across the timeline.
With 25 draws from 72 games, the vs Crystal Palace fixture has frequently produced tight and hard-fought contests throughout the years.
West Ham supporters and analysts alike will find the full timeline of results a fascinating reflection of the club’s changing fortunes in one of London football’s most consistent local rivalries.