Send in your photos of a Wembley day to rememberpublished at 15:53 BST 27 April
15:53 BST 27 April
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What a day!
A semi-final that will last a lifetime - unless of course next month's follow-up ends in ultimate glory for Crystal Palace.
Have you got any photos of your day out? We cannot publish those taken inside the ground but any others that show the atmosphere and how you enjoyed the experience, send them our way.
'From Henderson's heroics to Sarr's lethal finishing' - the fans' verdictpublished at 15:43 BST 27 April
15:43 BST 27 April
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We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's FA Cup semi-final between Crystal Palace and Aston Villa, as Oliver Glasner's side sealed their spot in the final at Wembley.
Here are some of your replies:
Chris: This team just fizzes with excitement when playing at their best. Ismaila Sarr is a criminally underrated signing of the season for Palace and improvements from players such as Will Hughes, Tyrick Mitchell and Dean Henderson have been immense. On their day, they can go toe to toe with anyone. Bring on the final!
Jamie: Incredible. We dominated the famous Villa on the pitch and in the stands. I fancy us against whoever we play in the final. Up the Palace!
Chris: Outstanding. Our best performance of the season (so far)! We could have, and perhaps should have, been 3-0 up at half-time. Then if you add the missed penalty and the two second-half goals... 10 out of 10 for all of the players, but 11 out of 10 for tactical genius Oliver Glasner.
Bill: Very rarely do you have the pick of at least 11 players for man of the match. From Henderson's heroics to Sarr's lethal finishing, every single player turned up and played at their best. We thoroughly deserved the win and our place in the final.
Al: To a man, we were exceptional. We executed the game plan perfectly and the only time Villa threatened to get on top was after the penalty miss. But the fans lifted the team and Sarr did the rest. Daichia Kamada's reincarnation as James McArthur is a great surprise too.
Carolyn: The best birthday present. Well done Palace. The supporters were fantastic and there was a real family feel in the stands. Everyone was congratulating each other when the goals went in. It was a great way to celebrate.
'An unbelievable performance - the players should enjoy the moment'published at 20:13 BST 26 April
20:13 BST 26 April
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Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has been speaking to BBC Sport about the performance: "All credit to the players. They had to work so hard and they had to overcome a few difficult moments. We got more control and it was an unbelievable performance today. The players stuck to the plan and we never lost our heads.
"We had to make smaller adjustments. Villa played with the front four, a very narrow four and they always try to pass to their sixes. We said that our three attackers had to control their two sixes and two centre-halves.
"The first goal was about winning the ball and second goal was unbelievable counter-press from Adam Wharton. The players did excellent.
"I spoke to the chairman [Steve Parish] a few weeks ago and, if our start of the season had worked, I would get three months off this summer and then come back one week before the start of the Premier League!
"The most important thing is everyone stayed calm in the club. The team are such great guys, they always believed in us and we have always had a great togetherness."
On celebrating tonight: "I don't know at the moment, I feel a bit exhausted. The players have four days off now. The players should enjoy the moment."
'We stand at the edge of doing something we've never done before'published at 19:57 BST 26 April
19:57 BST 26 April
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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has been speaking to BBC Sport following the FA Cup game: "Superb. I thought they were excellent. All credit to the manager and the players, you can see what it means to them.
"I thought today was a real celebration for the fans. Two clubs who haven't won a lot of honours in recent times, for us never. A great occasion at Wembley and we stand at the edge of doing something we've never done before.
"I got the tube here with the fans, it was a fantastic experience. It takes two hours to get here in the car!"
On Oliver Glasner: "I never had any doubt. Watching him work, the positivity and the way he his, he loves football. He always believes we can win and he instils that in his players."
On the final: "Touching distance [of something special]. Every game is a different story so we will see what happens tomorrow [in the other semi-final]."
'We will be celebrating tonight'published at 19:39 BST 26 April
19:39 BST 26 April
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Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson has been speaking to BBC Sport about the win: "Absolutely delighted - over the moon. We haven't been on the greatest run of form, but the lads came out and put on a show today.
"We were waiting for those moments, we sat in the block and, with the pace we have got, we hit them on the break.
"If we can perform like we did today in the final, then anything is possible. The lads were outstanding. If we play like we did today, we can beat anyone.
"We have got to enjoy it, so we will be celebrating tonight."
'We want to go all the way and we believe we can do it'published at 19:32 BST 26 April
19:32 BST 26 April
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Crystal Palace goalscorer Eberechi Eze has been speaking to BBC Sport about the Eagles' sealing their spot in the FA Cup final: "A special day. I'm grateful to God for the opportunity to play here, to win, to go to the final. We want to go all the way and we believe we can do it."
On his goal: "I saw the opportunity to shoot. I'm always trying my luck, always taking shots. We work on this stuff all the time. I'm grateful to God that I have scored today and helped the team."
On his teammate Ismaila Sarr: "He is top. I probably got this [man of the match award] prematurely, so I will probably be giving it to him inside. But he has helped us so much this season."
On the potential to win Crystal Palace's first major trophy: "100% confident. We show performances like this all the time. We are not worried or fearful of facing anyone.
"I trust us that we will put in the work and hopefully we can do it."
Crystal Palace 3-0 Aston Villa: Key statspublished at 19:23 BST 26 April
19:23 BST 26 April
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Crystal Palace have reached their third FA Cup final in their history, previously doing so in 1989-90 and 2015-16.
The Eagles have beaten Aston Villa in three of their four meetings in all competitions this season (D1). It is the first time they have beaten a side three times in the same season since 2015-16 against Stoke City.
Oliver Glasner's side recorded their 10th clean sheet in all competitions in 2025, the most of any Premier League side since the turn of the year.
Only Matheus Cunha and Bruno Fernandes (both 6) have scored more goals from outside the penalty area in all competitions this season, among Premier League players, than Eberechi Eze (5).
