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Turning like Manchester City! The head underwater and led by two goals in less than 30 minutes by Crystal Palace, signed Eberechi Eze (8th) and Chris Richards (21st), the Citizens woke up brutally to finally outclass their opponent of the day (5-2).
Kevin de Bruyne was brilliant, author of a direct free kick (33rd) and a decisive pass for Mateo Kovacic (47th). Omar Marmoush (36th), young James McATEE (56th) and Nico O'Reilly (79th) also participated in the party. With this spectacular victory, City temporarily chips 4th place in Chelsea. Stop for palace which had not lost outside since last October.
De Bruyne woke up City
Far from the title race, Manchester City could only be wary of an Olympic Crystal Palace formation. Four victories over the last five and an unpleasant game especially outside. Much more enterprising, the Eagles quickly took the lead thanks to Eberechi Eze, completely alone at the reception of the center of Ismaïla Sarr (8th).
City reacted timidly even if Omar Marmoush missed a face-to-face (11th) then was trapped, this time on a corner. The American defender Chris Richards rose higher than Ederson to catapult the ball into the nets (21st). Even if Kevin de Bruyne touched the post on a dry strike (24th), the Eagles ceased to operate against, like Eze on fire and author of the third goal of Palace alone, before being reported out of the game (28th).
An arbitral decision like an electroshoc for the Citizens, carried at arm's length by de Bruyne. Scorer for the reduction of the score on direct free kick (31st), then decisive on the equalization two minutes later after a good action concluded by the volley of Marmoush (33rd).
Ederson Decisive passer
Invigorated, the players of Pep Guardiola did not wait long after returning from the locker room to punish Eagles in the middle of a nightmare. De Bruyne, again, served perfectly Mateo Kovacic whose flat shot of the foot deceived poor Dean Henderson (47th). Guilty on the second in palace, Ederson caught up by being a decisive passer for the young James McATEE, author of his third goal in the championship (56th).
Opposite, Dean Henderson appeared well alone in the second half but produced a high class parade in front of Omar Marmoush, served by De Bruyne (60th). In mastery, Manchester City turned the ball and then added a fifth goal thanks to Nico O'Reilly with a beautiful volley (79th), his first goal in Pro with City.
A successful success and a fourth provisional place for City, in search of the Champions League. The return to Earth for Palace is terrible.
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