Crystal Palace
Manchester City
Crystal Palace: 1. Henderson D., 3. Mitchell T., 5. Lacroix M., 6. Guehi( till 61'), 12. Muñoz D., 26. Richards Chr., 7. Sarr Is., 10. Eze, 20. Wharton A.( till 87'), 18. Kamada, 14. Mateta( till 78')
Substitution: 8. Lerma(from 61'), 9. Nketiah(from 78'), 19. Hughes W.(from 87')
Bench: 30. Turner M., 2. Ward, 17. Clyne, 25. Chilwell, 21. Esse, 55. Devenny
Yellow Cards: Henderson D. 90'
Manchester City: 18. Ortega S., 3. Dias R., 24. Gvardiol, 25. Akanji, 17. De Bruyne, 20. Bernardo Silva( till 88'), 26. Sávio Moreira( till 76'), 75. O'Reilly, 7. Marmoush( till 76'), 9. Håland E., 11. Doku J.
Substitution: 47. Foden(from 76'), 30. Echeverri(from 76'), 19. Gundogan(from 88')
Bench: 31. Ederson, 22. Vitor Reis, 45. Khusanov, 10. Grealish, 14. Nico González, 27. Matheus Nunes
Yellow Cards: O'Reilly 66', Bernardo Silva 75', Dias R. 82', De Bruyne 85', Echeverri 90'
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It's a crowning achievement for Palace — and a moment that will live forever in club folklore
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Erling Haaland is determined to end Manchester City’s difficult campaign on a high — and he’s drawing personal motivation from a national celebration back home in Norway.
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Erling Haaland has officially revealed Manchester City’s new home kit for the upcoming season, sharing a series of promotional photos via his Instagram account
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Southampton pulled off a stunning defensive performance
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Serie A giants are ready to offer the 33-year-old a two-year deal
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Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest battled to a 1-1 draw
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With the three points secured, Pep Guardiola’s side leapfrogs Newcastle United
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Manchester City have received a major boost as midfield maestro Rodri has returned to full training following a long-term knee injury
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City are heading back to Wembley
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Palace produced a sensational performance at Wembley Stadium
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The red half of Merseyside could be celebrating sooner than expected
