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Crystal Palace kicked out of Europa League

Crystal Palace demoted by UEFA from Europa League because of co-owner Textor's ties to Lyon

UEFA demoted Crystal Palace to the third-tier Conference League on Friday because of the English cup winner’s ownership ties to French club Lyon through American businessman John Textor.

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Official | Lyon to compete in the Europa League, Crystal Palace demoted to the Conference League

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UEFA make rule change immediately after kicking Crystal Palace out of Europa League

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UEFA demotes Crystal Palace, Alabama native Chris Richards following investigation

UEFA demoted Crystal Palace to the third-tier Conference League on Friday because of the English cup winner’s ownership ties to French club Lyon through American businessman John Textor.

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Missing out on Europa League a 'travesty'

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Nottingham Forest promoted to Europa League after Crystal Palace exclusion

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Palace Euro demotion 'biggest injustice in history of football'

Nottingham Forest, who finished seventh in the Premier League last season, could replace FA Cup winners Palace in the Europa League.

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🚨 Crystal Palace demoted from Europa League over ownership issues

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John Textor denies he has ever had ‘decisive influence’ at Crystal Palace with club’s Europa League spot hanging in the balance

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Premier League tremor: Why did UEFA demote Crystal Palace from Europa League to Conference League?

A seismic jolt has shaken English soccer as Crystal Palace, fresh off their historic FA Cup triumph, have been stripped of their place in the UEFA Europa League and instead demoted to the third-tier UEFA Conference League for the 2025-26 season.

How Lyon’s successful relegation appeal impacts three USMNT players

The decision regarding Lyon's place in Ligue 1 has a domino effect on a few U.S. players and their club outlooks.

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Lyon relegation overturned, Ligue 1 status confirmed

Lyon have satisfied the authorities that they have the financial means to compete in the top flight next season