Crystal Palace completed an extraordinary late turnaround at the Etihad Stadium, as Jean-Philippe Mateta’s goal and Michael Olise’s 97th-minute penalty clinched a 2-2 draw at Premier League champions Manchester City.reebok classic femme pas cher reebok classic shoes sale reebok classic shoes sale contre porte exterieur fabrication ramasse herbe tracté new converse black and white tuto lacet vans nike air max 20p new balance 761 polo shirt paul smith shorts adidas sport essentials climalite fabrication ramasse herbe tracté hijab nike france jack and jones st orens reebok club c 85 gum sole
City was 2-0 ahead through goals by Jack Grealish in the 24th minute and Rico Lewis in the 54th, only to draw at home for a third straight time in the league. Palace reduced the deficit in the 76th when Jean-Philippe Mateta slid home a finish from close range and Olise converted from the spot in the fifth minute of stoppage time after Mateta was tripped by Phil Foden.
It is the fifth time in six league games that Pep Guardiola’s men have dropped points, having also drawn with Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham and lost to Aston Villa before last Sunday’s 2-1 win at Luton. City is in fourth place and three points behind first-placed Liverpool, whose game in hand is against Manchester United on Sunday.
City heads to Saudi Arabia on Sunday for the Club World Cup. Palace arrived at Etihad Stadium having lost six of its previous eight games.