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Manchester City vs Crystal Palace Player Ratings

Crystal Palace vs Man City Player ratings as Jack Grealish and Kevin De Bruyne shine

Crystal Palace vs Man City: Match Report

Manchester City asserted their title ambitions with a convincing 4-2 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. After falling behind early to Jean-Philippe Mateta’s strike Kevin De Bruyne levelled the score with a sensational effort.

Second-half goals from Rico Lewis and Erling Haaland along with another from De Bruyne sealed the win for Pep Guardiola’s side.

Despite a shaky start, City dominated proceedings with Haaland’s goal effectively putting the game to rest. Despite a late response from Odsonne Edouard Palace couldn’t prevent City from claiming a comfortable three points. Here are Crystal Palace vs Man City Player ratings:-

Also Read: Kevin De Bruyne’s jaw-dropping equalizer stuns Crystal Palace – Watch now!

Crystal Palace Player Ratings

GK: Dean Henderson – 6/10 – Made crucial saves but couldn’t prevent all of Man City’s goals.

RB: Daniel Munoz – 5/10 – Started strong but struggled to contain Man City’s attacks as the game progressed.

CB: Joel Ward – 5/10 – Experienced defender but couldn’t stop Man City’s forward line.

CB: Joachim Andersen – 5/10 – Made some interventions but his performance waned in the second half.

CB: Jefferson Lerma – 5/10 – Found it tough in defense and lost track of Haaland for a goal.

LB: Tyrick Mitchell – 6/10 – Limited Man City’s attacks and defended well against Oscar Bobb.

CM: Adam Wharton – 7/10 – Impressive display, provided the assist for Mateta’s goal.

CM: Will Hughes – 6/10 – Showed energy and combativeness in midfield.

RW: Jordan Ayew – 5/10 – Missed chances and couldn’t capitalize on opportunities.

ST: Jean-Philippe Mateta – 7/10 – Scored Palace’s opener and caused problems for Man City’s defense.

LW: Eberechi Eze – 4/10 – Struggled to make an impact and often lost possession.

Substitutes

Jeffrey Schlupp (64′ for Eze) – 5/10 – Made a decent contribution after coming on.

Michael Olise (74′ for Ayew) – 6/10 – Added energy and creativity to Palace’s attack.

Odsonne Edouard (74′ for Mateta) – 7/10 – Made an impact by scoring a goal.

Nathaniel Clyne (74′ for Mitchell) – 6/10 – Provided stability in defense after his introduction.

Naouirou Ahamada (83′ for Hughes) – N/A – Not on the field long enough to receive a rating.

Man City Player Ratings

GK: Stefan Ortega – 6/10 – Made some decent saves but couldn’t prevent Palace’s goals.

CB: John Stones – 5/10 – Struggled in defense and was caught out for Palace’s opener.

CB: Ruben Dias – 6/10 – Had a quiet game and faced challenges against Palace’s attack.

CB: Josko Gvardiol – 4/10 – Failed to make an impact and was substituted at half-time.

DM: Rico Lewis – 8/10 – Scored a crucial goal and made impactful runs from midfield.

DM: Rodri – 6/10 – Had a mixed performance with errors in the first half but improved in the second.

RM: Oscar Bobb – 6/10 – Had a quiet game with minimal influence on the match.

CM: Kevin De Bruyne – 9/10 – Scored a sensational goal, provided assists, and was a driving force in City’s attack.

CM: Julian Alvarez – 7/10 – Showed great movement and stretched Palace’s defense with his runs.

LM: Jack Grealish – 7/10 – Played a role in all of City’s goals despite having a subdued performance.

ST: Erling Haaland – 6/10 – Missed chances but managed to score a goal.

Substitutes

Manuel Akanji (46′ for Gvardiol) – 7/10 – Helped stabilize City’s defense after coming on.

Matheus Nunes (74′ for Alvarez) – 6/10 – Contributed to City’s midfield but had limited time on the pitch.

Mateo Kovacic (74′ for Rodri) – 6/10 – Provided support in midfield during the latter stages of the game.

Bernardo Silva (90′ for De Bruyne) – N/A – Not on the field long enough to receive a rating.