Crystal Palace renews Eleven Sports Media partnership

English football club Crystal Palace have announced a renewal of their long-standing partnership with Eleven Sports Media who will continue on as an Official Partner of the men’s team and an Official Women’s Partner for the Palace women’s team as well. Eleven Sports Media will gain rights to the Palace Women’s team and will work with  local businesses to engage with and support the women’s team. Eleven Sports Media will work with the Palace women’s team to bring in sponsors and provide partners with enhanced visibility at Selhurst Park. 

Paul O’Brien, Chief Commercial Officer at Crystal Palace FC, commented,

“Eleven Sports Media has been a valued partner of Crystal Palace for?almost a?decade, and?we’re?delighted to extend our relationship as we approach this significant milestone. Throughout that time, the Associate Partner Programme has created a genuine platform for local businesses across South London to connect with the Club and benefit from being part of the Palace community, while Eleven’s technology has also become an established part of the matchday experience at Selhurst Park. We’re?particularly pleased that the renewed partnership will create even more opportunities around Crystal Palace Women. Supporting the continued growth of the women’s game is a major priority for the club, and we look forward to working with Eleven and our Associate Partners as we enter the next chapter of the partnership.”

Matt Cairns, Founder & CEO of Eleven Sports Media, added,

“Crystal Palace has long recognised the value of bringing local businesses closer to the club, and we’re honoured to have played a role in that journey for more than a decade. Together,?we’ve?built a thriving business community that enables companies to connect, raise awareness and grow through their association with the club. We’re?incredibly excited about the next chapter of our partnership and look forward to continuing our support of Crystal Palace, its business?network?and the ongoing growth of the women’s game in the years ahead.”