Crystal Palace return to Craven Cottage on Wednesday evening for the second time this season, with kick-off in the Carabao Cup fourth round scheduled for 19:45 GMT. Supporters heading to the fixture are advised to check the latest visiting information before setting off.

Fulham will not allow bags into the stadium unless they comply with the club’s requirements. Bags must be smaller than an A4 sheet of paper, with maximum dimensions of 297mm in height, 210mm in width and 210mm in depth. All bags and other carried items will be inspected at the turnstiles, with searches potentially including a personal wanding or pat-down. Fulham are operating a 100 per cent search policy for the 2026/27 season, while supporters requiring a reasonable adjustment should inform a steward before their search.

A left-luggage facility will be available at Ormiston Bridge Academy on Greswell Street from 16:45 GMT until two hours after the final whistle. The service costs £5 per item by card, although prams, buggies and mobility aids are exempt. Proceeds will go to the Fulham FC Foundation. Fulham will also permit flags on poles and banners, although stewards will assess items on arrival.

Palace’s travelling support will be seated in the Putney End, with entry via the Stevenage Road entrances nearest to Bishop’s Park. Turnstiles open at 18:15 GMT. Tickets are being issued in paper form and posted to the payment owner; anyone who has not received theirs by tomorrow morning should contact the Box Office. Away tickets cannot be transferred, and refunds are available up to 24 hours before kick-off for supporters unable to attend.

Supporters needing additional help can go to Gate 1, immediately to the left of the red-brick turnstile block, where Fulham’s access team can assist with entry and access to seats. The club’s accessibility stewards can also be found around Gate 1, while queries about damaged tickets or denied entry should be taken to the stadium Ticket Office in the Johnny Haynes Stand. Craven Cottage can be reached by London Underground, rail via Putney station, local buses and the ferry service to Putney Wharf.