Crystal Palace 2007/08 Home kit XXXL

Condition: ★★★★☆ 

A pretty rare piece from Crystal Palace as they fought an uphill battle to return to the Premier League. The size is XXXL, manufactured by Errea and in good overall condition only missing a minor sticker on the bottom right side (visible in photos). 

During the 2007-08 season, Crystal Palace Football Club competed in the Football League Championship, the second tier of English football, as well as in the domestic cup competitions (the FA Cup and the League Cup). 

Here is an overview of Crystal Palace's performance in all competitions during the 2007-08 season:

Championship (League) Performance:

• Final Position: 5th place
• Points: 71 points
• Record: 18 wins, 17 draws, 11 losses
• Crystal Palace qualified for the Championship Play-offs after finishing in the top six but did not secure automatic promotion.

Key Matches:

• The team's form improved after Neil Warnock's arrival in October, with a strong finish to the season.
• Notable victories included a 5-0 win over Burnley in March and a strong unbeaten run that propelled them into the playoff positions.

Championship Play-offs:

• Semi-final: Crystal Palace vs. Bristol City
  • First Leg: Crystal Palace 1–2 Bristol City
  • Second Leg: Bristol City 2–1 Crystal Palace (Bristol City won 4–2 on aggregate)
  • Palace were eliminated in the semi-finals of the play-offs, missing out on a chance to return to the Premier League.

FA Cup:

• Result: Eliminated in the Third Round
• Opponent: Watford
  • Score: Crystal Palace 0–2 Watford
• The FA Cup campaign was short-lived as Palace were knocked out by Championship rivals Watford in their first match of the competition.

League Cup (Carling Cup):

• Result: Eliminated in the First Round.

Notable Players:

• Clinton Morrison: Top scorer for the club in the league, with 16 goals.
• Ben Watson: Key midfielder, known for his passing and set-piece ability.
• Victor Moses: Young talent who broke into the first team during the season and became an exciting prospect for the future.
• Julian Speroni: The Argentine goalkeeper had a solid season and became a fan favorite due to his consistent performances.