Fourth-placed City nine points behind Chelsea
Palace leapfrog Everton in 11th
Murray netted from close range & Puncheon with fine free-kick
Toure curled in from edge of area to reduce deficit
Elsewhere, Malky Mackay sacked as Wigan manager
David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at Selhurst Park
Image source, Reuters"That was a magnificent shot. I think Sergio Aguero may just have touched it. It was low and to the right of Speroni's leap. The keeper could not do anything about it at all. Yaya Toure is playing well forward now."
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd there goes that clean sheet. Pick this out by the way.
Samir Nasri, on the field a matter of seconds, gets a cross in and a hurried clearance falls to Yaya Toure on the edge of the box. He unleashes a left-footed rocket which is beyond Speroni before he dives.
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Image source, Getty ImagesSome hope for Manchester City fans...
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's Samir Nasri for Jesus Navas in the latest twist of the arm for Manuel Pellegrini.
David Silva pounces on a loose ball just outside the area, a first-time pass to Fernandinho who puts his head down, burrows, shooting space... brilliant clearance off the line.
It's James' McArthur racing back onto his own line and dangling a leg at it. Somehow it goes over the bar. That had own goal written all over it. This is looking more and more like Chelsea's... sorry I mean Crystal Palace's night.
Another Manchester City corner. The pressure is building...
Aidan Williams: Congratulations on the title Chelsea! But even more so well done Alan Pardew. Superb what he's done with Palace.
Debisi: Full respect to Alan Pardew as a manager. He's turned Palace into a team with belief! No one but him saw this scoreline coming.
Trent Mohan: Surely Alan Pardrew will be in the top contenders for manager of the year this year, the same as Tony Pullis last season.
Huge shouts for handball in the Crystal Palace penalty area, it's the man in the thick of everything, Glenn Murray. Fernandinho's volley is blocked but still heading towards goal when it taps against the striker's hand. He is lucky. Very lucky.
Image source, PAMartin Demichelis goes into the book for a pull back on halfway. An obvious yellow. Glenn Murray has a volley but the flag is up. For what it's worth, Joe Hart saved brilliantly.
It is Frank Lampard for Edin Dzeko. The first change of the match and boy does it need to come up trumps for Manuel Pellegrini.
Dzeko is not happy. Can he complain? A total of 26 passes, just 54% found a City player. No shots on goal.
Image source, PAWe have what seems like an object being thrown from the crowd as Jason Puncehon prepares to take a corner.
A delay, but here it comes. It's an in-swinger and nearly does just that - swing straight in. Joe Hart has to dive to stop the delivery from creeping in at the near post.
David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at Selhurst Park
"I don't think Chelsea are going to get overtaken now. City have got to score three goals and they don't look like doing that."
Gary Lineker
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty Images"Palace still Puncheon well above their weight."
If you ever wondered how you get the Match of the Day presenter gig, this is the kind of magic required.
A crunching 50-50 between Martin Demichelis and Wilfired Zaha typifies the commitment on show here. It gives Manuel Pellegrini's side the chance to launch a direct ball at Edin Dzeko. He chests it down, glued to him, can he volley? No. A good interception at the last moment by the home side.
Frank Lampard is lacing his boots up.
They are a tireless, plucky, stubborn bunch at Selhurst Park but this is not familiar territory for them.
The Eagles love nothing more than a turnaround and have collected 18 points from losing positions this season - no side has won more from behind in the Premier League.
Image source, Getty ImagesWith Glenn Murray bouncing from a ratio of one goal in 19 to five in five, the sky is the limit.
David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at Selhurst Park
"I can't believe Manuel Pellegrini hasn't made a change yet."
Julian Speroni waves it goodbye... goal... no.
Yaya Toure's curling free-kick is narrowly over the bar.
Image source, GoogleCity surge forward and David Silva is orchestrating centrally, he dinks a ball through for Yaya Toure but Crystal Palace are narrow, swarming the ball like bees around honey.
The same set-up again as Sergio Aguero looks for a pass but Jason Puncheon hand balls. A good area for a dig...
Andrew: All of a sudden the Premier League table suddenly looks rosy for Manchester United fans! What a difference a month makes!
Sam in London: Man City look like a team short of confidence in defence and attack. Man United will fancy their chance in the Manchester derby on Sunday.
Image source, ReutersHello. Vincent Kompany's number is up, he's going off is he? No. He shakes his head and the board goes down. Fourth official Lee Probert is having words with Manuel Pellegrini.