The full-time whistle blows at Selhurst Park as Manchester City brush aside Crystal Palace to win 3-0. The hosts started the game strongly, and should have taken the lead in the 16th minute, but Pino saw his close-range effort strike the woodwork after being played in by Wharton. City took advantage of that miss with Nunes' right-wing cross met by Haaland, who peeled away from Richards before burying a header into the bottom-right corner. Palace charlie mcavoy struck the woodwork again early in the second half, as Wharton saw his left-foot attempt hit the outside of the right-hand post. That proved costly as the away side doubled their lead in the 69th minute. Cherki made a driving run before teeing up joshua van Foden, whose 20-yard finish nestled into the bottom-right corner. Haaland got his second from the penalty spot in the 89th minute after Henderson brought down substitute Savinho. The hosts created 16 shots with four on target, reflected by an xG of 2.08, whereas the visitors generated seven shots with six on target, highlighted by an xG of 1.19. The result sees City remain in second place in the Premier League table, two points behind leaders Arsenal, whereas the Eagles remain fifth. Next up for Glasner’s side is a home game against KuPS in the UEFA Europa Conference League on Thursday before travelling to Leeds United in the league two days later. For City, they play Brentford midweek in a Carabao Cup quarter-final tie, before hosting West Ham on Saturday.
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