This Saturday, at the Etihad Stadium, in excess of 50 thousand fans saw Manchester City confront their first thrashing at home in this Premier League, against Crystal Palace, for Matchweek 18.

The match began useful for the home side and everything appeared to be simple as dependably for the Citizens. As the 27th minute arrived, they scored their first goal when Ilkay Gundogan penetrated and sent a header on the left corner of Vicente Guaita’s goal. 1-0 for the home side.

From that point onward, things began to change. At the 33rd moment, after a decent play made by Wilfried Zaha, Jeffrey Schlupp gave a pleasant shot to the right low corner of Ederson’s goal and equalized the match.

After 3 minutes, Palace took the preferred standpoint on the scorer. Patrick van Aanholt shot a Free-kick, City’s defense endeavored to send the ball away, first with John Stones, at that point with Bernardo Silva, however the ball wound up with Andros Townsend, who didn’t reconsider and shot without giving the ball a chance to contact the pitch. An astonishing goal and 1-2 to Palace.

The halftime came and Manchester City needed to consider something other than what’s expected for the second half. In any case, things didn’t begin well over the most recent 45 minutes. At the 52nd moment, Max Meyer was brought down on the box by Kyle Walker. Luka Milivojevic took care of business and scored the third to the guests.

Kevin de Bruyne still scored the second for the Citizens at the 85th minute, in a lovely shot the shocked everyone, except it was insufficient to ensure any focuses. The match finished 2-3.

In the wake of enduring the primary home misfortune, Manchester City proceed in second place yet now 4 behind the present leaders, while Crystal Palace bounces to the fourteenth place. For the following Matchweek, City will head out to Leicester to confront the home group on the 26th of December and Crystal Palace will respect the Cardiff City around the same time.