Bakary Sako - who is making only his second appearance for Palace since returning to the club - replaces James McArthur, who won the free-kick leading to Luka Milivojevic's goal.

Noel Fitzpatrick: Go on Palace, if only for Ann in London!!! And for us Liverpool fans everywhere!!

Ed Woodhouse: Crystanbul mk 2

Christian Benteke is falling over as the ball comes into him in the box. He can't turn and City scramble it clear.

City respond by edging into opposite area but Raheem Sterling's cross misses everybody.

Remember when Liverpool were 3-0 up against Palace and they pulled it back to 3-3?

Just sayin'.

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Jams McArthur is blocked by Vincent Kompany on the edge of the area after a clumsy tackle from Ilkay Gundogan.

It means Palace have a free-kick in a very dangerous position. Luka Milivojevic is over this...

James: Even if they lose I'm happy with the team selection today. It's great to see Hudson-Odoi and Loftus-Cheek starting. They're the future and possess more game changing abilities than other squad players.

Leroy Sane skips into the box and he looks to be clear but Aaron Wan-Bissaka makes a smart tackle to concede a corner.

Sergio Aguero is just walking down the tunnel now. He doesn't look too comfortably actually. Has he picked up a knock?

Ann, London: 15 minutes for Palace to score three and keep Spurs (technically) in the title race. Come on Palace!

There won't be any screamers from Andros Townsend today. He's replaced by Max Meyer.

One look at Man City's heatmap tells you just how this game has panned out.

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When Palace do win the ball back, they can barely reach the halfway line before being swallowed up.

It's impressive from City and they haven't really got into third gear.

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Simon, Warrington: The City score doesn't change things for me - if Liverpool are two points clear at the end of today then they will go on and win the league, with Spurs & Man Utd to upset City in the coming weeks.

Sergio Aguero is replaced by Gabriel Jesus. A very quiet day for the striker. He's looked off the pace.

Bernardo Silva's diagonal ball is chased into the corner by Raheem Sterling. He keeps it there for a few seconds before slipping it back to Bernardo Silva.

City are absolutely cruising. This game is done.

Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Crystal Palace have never looked like they could create an opportunity let alone score a goal. They can only hope for complacency from Manchester City, perhaps if they don’t want to use up too much energy with the games they have coming up.

Liverpool make two changes to the XI that started in the 2-0 win over Porto last week.

Defender Dejan Lovren makes way for fellow centre-back Joel Matip and left-back Andrew Robertson, suspended for the Champions League encounter, replaces James Milner.

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Chelsea recall Eden Hazard, N'Golo Kante, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Callum Hudson-Odoi, David Luiz and Emerson to the line-up.

Argentine striker Gonzalo Higuain again starts from the bench.

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Wilfried Zaha wins a corner kick off Bernardo Silva. It gives the Palace fans something to cheer about...

Scott Dann gets his head on it at the far post but it's always going high.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester City just keep you penned in. Crystal Palace struggled to get out of their penalty area for three or four phases, resulting in Sane’s cross-shot and a scuffed shot from Sterling. He perhaps didn’t catch it as well as he would have liked but it still went in.

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It's fizzed into the box towards Christian Benteke and he has to acrobatically volley it but it's a scuffed effort and Ederson moves low to his right to make a routine save.

That's probably the closest Palace have come though.