Sky Sports' William Bitibiri at Selhurst Park:
"A big applause for Daniel Muñoz as he makes his way to the bench.
"His future may be unclear, but Palace fans are making sure what they feel about the Colombian isn't."
Sky Sports' William Bitibiri at Selhurst Park:
"Looks like I was wrong! Enzo Maresca is out there playing a game of 'don't let them know your next move'. Marc Guehi, who started in Manchester City's midfield last time out, has been warming up as part of the back four alongside Dias, Khusanov and Gvardiol.
"That would mean Nico O'Reilly keeps his spot in City's midfield but perhaps in a different role.
"Let's see what the team looks like once it all kicks off here, but if I am wrong, there's a collector's item for you all. Wow."
Sky Sports' Jamie Redknapp at Selhurst Park:
“He is a genius. Make no mistake.
“Managers now want structure, they do not like players who are a bit loose out of possession. But I go to football matches to watch people like him play.
“That is what makes me smile. I don’t like watching players pass it sideways, that is not why I go to football. I go to watch geniuses do their work.
Some managers won’t appreciate it. But last week he got his manager out of a hole because without him they would not have won that game.”
Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson talking to Sky Sports:
“That is part and parcel of being at Palace sometimes, obviously players move on to bigger and better things. It is just unfortunate because we have built something really special here. Hopefully, the new lads can come in and do really well.”
Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson talking to Sky Sports:
“I think it just takes time to adapt. We saw that under the old manager as well. We just have to build on the performances and the results will come. He is a great manager, has got great ideas, but it will just take time even for the senior pros to understand his values.”
Man City striker Erling Haaland has scored in all five of his Premier League games against Crystal Palace, netting eight goals in total. It’s the best 100% scoring record a player has against an opponent in the competition, while the only players to net in each of their first six against a side are Raheem Sterling and Mohamed Salah (both vs Bournemouth).