Arsenal go top of Premier League with comfortable win at Brighton
FT: Aston Villa 3-3 Brentford - Watkins equalised after Bees came from two goals down to lead
FT: Everton 1-0 Burnley - Calvert-Lewin winner sees Toffees open four-point gap to bottom three
FT: Fulham 0-1 Newcastle - Guimaraes gives Magpies win with second-half goal
FT: Luton 2-1 Bournemouth - Morris scores stoppage-time winner for Hatters
FT: Wolves 1-2 West Ham - Ward-Prowse scores direct from corner to give Hammers win
FT: Crystal Palace 2-4 Man City - De Bruyne scores twice as City keep pressure on title rivals
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Image source, Getty ImagesNot bad by Julian Alvarez, who finds the space but not the target as his attempt from outside the box flies wide of Dean Henderson's post.
City will feel they should be ahead, especially after that earlier chance for Erling Haaland.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Now Oscar Bobb goes down in pain after a coming together with Tyrick Mitchell. This is turning into a bruising afternoon for the title-chasers.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Image source, Getty ImagesHalf an hour on the clock.
Manchester City have had 77% possession. Six attempts. Four on target.
Yet they are still level.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Kevin de Bruyne is human after all. He's just taken two quick corners. Both were poor.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live
Kevin de Bruyne is starting to dominate proceedings. Oscar Bobb and Rico Lewis are combining well down the right hand flank too.
They look so threatening. You can't help but feel as though the second goal is not far away.
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The overreaction to every goal in this title race is a thing of hilarity. Of course the best teams will go behind sometimes. But so many conclusions are being drawn and then revised with every minor twist!
RH
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Going back to Jean-Philippe Mateta's goal, he is the second player to have scored in both fixtures against Manchester City this Premier League season, after Raheem Sterling.
This marks the first season in which two players scored in both matches against City since 2020-21, when Mohamed Salah and Michail Antonio achieved this.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Image source, Getty ImagesAround 25 minutes on the clock. Oliver Glasner will be pretty impressed with how his team have reacted since City's goal. They could have wobbled but they're making the visitors work really hard.
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Josh: KDB reminding everyone of his brilliance, as if we even needed reminding.
De Bruyne must have seen the headlines about Foden this week and thought 'have some of this'.
Tim, Berks
What a goal from KDB. That shot had everything. Bend, dip, power and accuracy. No keeper could have saved that. Worth the entrance fee alone.
P.J
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Jack Grealish is caught right in front of referee Paul Tierney by Daniel Munoz. Grealish is down hurt but is eventually able to climb to his feet and it looks like he is going to be fine to carry on.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
You know how some lunchtime kick-offs are subdued affairs?
This is not one of them. Great entertainment.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
There is just something about the top three this season, so much quality.
You expect them to start games well, take control and win, but even when they start poorly and go behind they just have it in them to fight back.
Fifteen minutes in and City are already level and looking to take the lead.
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
That should be 1-2!
Erling Haaland just has Dean Henderson to beat but the Palace keeper is able to make the block.
Haaland would have scored that last season with his eyes closed.
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95% of City players: Let’s just pass it around. De Bruyne: Hold my beer!
Andrew
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Pep Guardiola looked nervous by his standards before the game. He was sat in the dugout for almost half an hour on his own fiddling with his mobile phone. Kevin de Bruyne's goal will have calmed the nerves in an instant.
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Palace have poked the bear early on in the game, we've seen this before... city concede early and then before you know it they score a flurry of goals so watch this space
Jack
Cannot understand why people are shocked City have conceded. As a city fan, we always concede to the first shot we take, it is tradition
Tim
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Great game this. That, by the way, is Kevin de Bruyne's 99th goal for City.
Will he reach his milestone today?
Crystal Palace 1-1 Man City
Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live
Kevin de Bruyne is a world-class player. That term is used so much with him but he just showed exactly why that is.
City were dominating the ball but when he receives it he still had so much to do. A magnificent finish.
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Kevin de Bruyne
Scorcher!
Manchester City aren't behind for long thanks to a goal of outstanding brilliance by Kevin de Bruyne, who is captaining the team today.
De Bruyne cuts inside and curls an inch-perfect finish beyond Dean Henderson, who could do nothing about that.
Image source, Getty ImagesCrystal Palace 1-0 Man City
That's a fine save!
Rodri slips as he goes for goal but still gets his shot away and Dean Henderson does well to turn it away after seeing it late.