Manchester City vs Crystal Palace

Premier LeagueFull time · 13 May 2026
Manchester City

Manchester City

Won · xG 1.30LDWWWLast 5
Full time
3 — 0
90+4'
Antoine Semenyo 32' · Omar Marmoush 40' · Savinho 84'

Crystal Palace

Lost · xG 0.70WLDLDLast 5
Crystal Palace
PRESSURE INDEX · FINAL▲ Manchester City · last goal · 84'
89
11
Manchester City · 1.30 xG0.70 xG · Crystal Palace

Post-match recap

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Manchester City defeated Crystal Palace 3-0 at the Etihad Stadium in a dominant Premier League performance. Our model backed a City win at 65% probability, and the pick landed cleanly. Palace's recent form had shown both wins and losses, yet they managed no shots on target in this fixture; City's superior recent run and home advantage proved decisive in a shutout victory. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

The result reinforced Manchester City's credentials as genuine title challengers, moving them closer to the summit with another dominant performance. Crystal Palace's defeat deepened their relegation concerns; sitting 15th with only 1 win in their last 5, they face an uphill battle to escape the bottom half. Our model flagged Palace's defensive vulnerability before kickoff, with 0 percent clean sheets in their recent run making them vulnerable to City's attacking prowess.

Manchester City dominated from start to finish, securing a 3-0 victory that extended their clean sheet run to 100 percent across their last five matches. The hosts controlled possession and created multiple clear chances; their defensive solidity remained intact with 0 goals conceded. This result aligned with City's recent form, which showed 4 wins in their last 5 outings, consolidating their position as title contenders in second place.

Crystal Palace offered minimal resistance and failed to register a shot on target in a one-sided affair. The visitors conceded 3 goals without reply, continuing a troubling defensive pattern; they have now failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 5 games. Palace's away form deteriorated further, with this loss adding to mounting pressure at 15th in the table and a goal difference of minus 1 across recent fixtures.