Wednesday sees Palace welcome the Under 21s of Paris St Germain in Premier League International Cup action

For this second time this season, some of the continents exciting young prospects will be playing on the Champion Hill pitch as Crystal Palace welcome PSG in the latest fixture in the U21s Premier League International Cup.

We previously hosted Palace in their first game in the competition this season, a 1-0 win over Hertha Berlin at the beginning of the month, a game which featured first-team players Sam Johnstone, Chris Richards and Jaïro Riedewald. First team manager and Premier League legend Patrick Vieira was also in attendance, along with Palace icons Dougie Freedman and Mark Bright.

Paddy McCarthy's side are currently top of the table in Division One of the Premier League 2, having beaten Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Brighton & Hove Albion this season, as well as winning their opening fixture in the EFL Trophy against Swindon Town.

The game at Champion Hill will kick off at 19:00, with turnstiles and the inside bar opening from 18:00. Tickets for the game will be available from the turnstiles only, with prices of £4 for adults, £2 for concessions, and Under 13s are free. Please note, we are only accepting card payments for tickets.

Alcohol will only allowed to be consumed indoors, and the shutters will be down during the game from the bar. Food will be provided by Come & Go Souvlaki, as well as hot and cold drinks and pies behind sold at the bar.