Crystal Palace vs Man City LIVE: Result and final score as champions held after Rico Lewis red card

It’s full-time here at Selhurst Park, and the points are split between Crystal Palace and Manchester City as the game ends 2-2. Palace went ahead early through Munoz in the fourth minute, after a brilliant through ball by Hughes. He found the palace right-back, and he gladly smashed home his shot to give the home team a 1-0 lead. They should’ve gone two ahead in the 28th minute, by Lerma’s close-range shot was blocked at the last moment. They were made to pay moments later, as Nunes curled in a deep cross to the back post where Haaland met it with his head to bring the score level. It was 1-1 at the break, and City came out strong in the second period of the game. Most of the play was in the Palace third, but then in the 56th minute, the home team earned themselves a corner through Hughes. He took the set-piece and got his second assist of the game when Lacroix beat Walker to the header and sent it past Ortega. That made the score 2-1 to Palace, but the goals weren’t done yet. City hit back once more in the 68th minute through Rico Lewis. He was slipped in well by Silva, before wrapping a powerful right-footed shot straight into the top-left corner. That brought the game to parity again, but Lewis’ afternoon wasn’t done there. He received a dubious second yellow card in the 84th minute for a foul on Chalobah that reduced City to 10 men. It didn’t impact them too much, and the game finished level with both sides taking a point. Palace drummed up 1.30 xG against the champions, and they made 1.41 xG across the match. Thank you for joining this live commentary, goodbye!

FULL-TIME: CRYSTAL PALACE 2-2 MANCHESTER CITY

We are over the allocated time, and Palace have another corner. Can they do it?

Palace had a corner in the 93rd minute of the game, but Guehi’s contact was nowhere near goalbound and it was a good opportunity wasted.

Yellow Card Edward Keddar Nketiah

Dias makes a marauding run into the box, showing off his footwork. However, his pass was straight forward for Henderson to deal with, and possession is handed back to Palace.

There will be four added minutes for either side to try and find a winner!

A couple of clumsy tackles have gone in from both sides, with the referee blowing up for Lerma’s foul on Grealish, prompting some frustrated groans from the home faithful.

The City bench were incensed by that yellow card decision for Lewis after seeing the replays. Of course, because it wasn’t a straight red, VAR could not get involved.

City make another sub with only a few minutes left. Grealish joins the action and takes the place of De Bruyne in the away team’s attack.