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The expressionbanana skin comes to mind on this fixture. Manchester City are eight points behind Liverpool in the title race, along Pep Guardiola has to succeed at Selhurst Park together with three points were ensured by all the Reds from Manchester United on Sunday. Crystal Palace are good against the boys; their own solid defence, combined with the capacity to break with pace and jealousy, has claimed the scalps of many Premier League giants over the years. What is more, City have just won one of the past few matches against Palace, and with the Eagles sitting 6th in the Premier League--with earned more points than their traffic over the previous six matches--you have to believe there is a prospect of another mad. After Manchester City dropped at Carrow Road, Watford were the pour souls who bore the brunt of this outcome, as Pep guided his side to a 8-0 mauling, however Palace will not be nearly as charitable in defence, which will not be one of those cases of City carrying their vengeance following a reduction. Vicente Guaita has conceded just one target at Selhurst Park this year, and City for huge periods of time will frustrate -- just like in the last two meetings between these two at this floor. My suggestion for this game is really a Crystal Palace +2 handicap. It could surprise me if they got a result, however Palaces resoluteness at the back (which is enhanced if Mamadou Sakho yields from harm ) means there is a good chance of them dropping by just the single objective. Palace have dropped by more than a goal in just six of the final 14 matches against leading six sides--which is a pretty good yield --and also Citys fallibilities revealing greater than expected this year, the Eagles can really make a match of it. The Selhurst Park loyal have seen just 1 goal in the first half at either end this season, and there is value in backing under 1.5 goals in the first 45 with this game. Throughout the last six fixtures between City and Palace, weve seen over 1.5 first half goals on just a single occasion, and I would be surprised if that altered on Saturday. Roy Hodgsons men are broken by if/when City down, I expect Raheem Sterling are the man who scores first. The England man scored the two objects within this fixture in April, and has found the net six times during his past six matches against the Eagles. Sterling is a source of goals for City, so 4/1 for him to bag seems like good value. Read more: http://classicsounds.pl/nascar-at-richmond-odds-prediction-sleepers-drivers-to-watch-for-toyota-owners-400/