Man City vs Crystal Palace LIVE: Premier League team news and updates

Nine-man Crystal Palace clung on to a 2-1 lead through 12 minutes of second-half added time at Selhurst Park to secure their first league double over arch-rivals Brighton in 92 years.

Jean-Philippe Mateta fired the hosts in front three minutes in, but Danny Welbeck drew the sides level before the break, surpassing Pascal Gross as Brighton’s top Premier League goal-scorer in the process.

Daniel Munoz put Palace back in front 10 minutes after the restart before both Eddie Nketiah and Marc Guehi were sent off with second yellow cards.

Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage live now from 11am BST. Subscribers can live stream via discovery+.

Kick-off is at 12.30pm at the Etihad.

Palace boss Oliver Glasner makes one change from the Eagles’ chaotic 2-1 win over Brighton last time out.

Chris Richards is back from a calf injury and replaces captain Marc Guehi, who is suspended after being sent off from two yellows at the weekend.

Eddie Nketiah is also suspended for his red card against Brighton, but Maxence Lacroix has been passed fit after he was withdrawn as a concussion substitute.

Pep Guardiola makes three changes to the side that started Sunday’s dismal 0-0 draw at Old Trafford.

Academy graduate McAtee is handed a first-ever Premier League start and is joined in the starting XI by Rico Lewis and Nico.

Matheus Nunes and Bernardo drop to the bench and Phil Foden, who is not fully fit, is out of the squad entirely after starting at Old Trafford.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, Lacroix, Lerma, Mitchell, Wharton, Kamada, Sarr, Eze, Mateta

Subs: Matthews, Ward, Franca, Clyne, Hughes, Chilwell, Umeh, Devenny, Kporha

Man City XI: Ederson, Lewis, Dias, Gvardiol, O’Reilly, Nico, Kovacic, Gundogan, De Bruyne, McAtee, Marmoush

Subs: Ortega, Grealish, Doku, Bernardo, Reis, Savinho, Nunes, Khusanov, Bobb

Two additional spots in the Champions League are available to the leagues in the countries with the highest Uefa co-efficients, with countries earning co-efficient points based on how their sides perform.

A win adds two points, while a draw adds one, with all the points earned by each club added up and divided by the number of clubs that league has participating in Europe.

The 33-year-old, who has won 16 trophies with City including six Premier League titles and the Champions League, is out of contract in the summer.

With speculation over his future having grown throughout the season, the Belgium playmaker confirmed the news in a statement on his social media accounts.

He wrote: “I’ll get straight to it and let you all know that these will be my final months as a Manchester City player.

City manager Guardiola feels both incidents were symptomatic of declining standards of behaviour in society but hopes the pair will move on.

Guardiola said at a press conference: “They don’t feel good but we move forward.”