Premier League: Crystal Palace vs Man City schedule, where to watch

Crystal Palace will play a host to Manchester City in their Premier League clash this weekend. Manchester City are currently on the second spot in the Premier League points table with 16 points (Wins 5, Draw 1, Loss 2). Crystal Palace have taken the sixth spot with 14 points to their name (Wins 4, Draws 2, Loss 2). There is only a two-point gap between Crystal Palace and Manchester Cty and the clash will be an interesting one to look-out for on matchday nine of the Premier League. 

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Premier League Crystal Palace vs Manchester City: Where and when to watch?

1. Competition: Premier League
2. Venue: Selhurst Park
3. Date: October 19, 2019, Saturday
4. Kick-off: 10 PM IST
5. TV coverage: Star Sports Select and Hotstar Premium

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Premier League Crystal Palace vs Manchester City: Key Players

1. Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace)

Wilfried Zaha achieved his career's best figures last season after finding the net 10 times. Although Zaha has looked to struggle a bit this season with no goals to his name so far. But he can break the goal-drought when Manchester City visit Crystal Palace on Saturday. Zaha remains the main-man for the Roy Hodgson's side because of his importance during counter-attacks. 

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2. Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City)

Manchester City have looked to have struggled this season whenever they have played without Kevin De Bruyne. The Belgian missed City's last clash with Wolves due to a groin injury. De Bruyne has provided nine assists in just seven Premier League games he has featured in so far. He orchestrates Manchester City's midfield which leads to their smooth gameplay. Kevin De Bruyne has also netted two goals this season and his return in the team will be a piece of positive news for Pep Guardiola and team.

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