In the early morning of March 15, Beijing time, the 29th round of the Premier League match was played again, and Manchester City challenged Crystal Palace away. After 90 minutes of fierce fighting, the two sides exchanged white papers in this game. Manchester City, who scored just one point in this game, led Liverpool by four points in one more game, and the suspense of the Premier League title has become more and more this season.
In this game, Manchester City lined up in a 4-3-3 formation. The goalkeeper is Ederson 31, the backcourt four are No. 27 Canceló, No. 14 Laporte, No. 5 Stones and No. 2 Walker, the midfield has No. 20 B, No. 16 Rodri and No. 17 De Bruyne, and the front line No. 10 Glalis, No. 47 Foden and No. 26 Mahrez form a trident.
In the 9th minute of the game, Mahrezneche fired a long-range shot that was slightly offside. In the 15th minute, De Bruyne's powerful shot was saved by the opposing goalkeeper, and the B seat that followed the supplementary shot deflected the ball. In the 19th minute, Stones fired a cold arrow from outside the box and the ball was slightly offside. In the 28th minute, Cancelo fired a long-range shot from outside the box, the ball hit the upright and popped up, and Laporte, who followed the re-shot, hit the ball high.
In the 52nd minute, the two sides engaged in a scuffle in front of Manchester City's goal, with Cuyat's header deflected off the goalkeeper. In the 57th minute De Bruyne shot low from a tight angle into the post and followed Mahrez to shoot high. In the 72nd minute, Glalish's low ball was passed to the goal, but unfortunately the enveloping B seat could not touch the ball.
In the final 90 minutes of the game, Manchester City was forced to draw 0-0 by Crystal Palace after having the advantage in the whole game and a total of 18 shots on goal. After this game, Manchester City's two-game winning streak in the league was ended, and they temporarily led Liverpool by four points in the standings, and the suspense of the Premier League title this season is getting bigger and bigger.