Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE commentary as Crystal Palace host the champions Manchester City. Kick-off at Selhurst Park is at 17:30 BST.

Hodgson has the look of a man who has just been told that there is yet another Brexit vote next week. His side have defended well for 39 minutes.

GOAL FOR CITY! Lovely move. Mendy to Sterling, whose lofted ball is fired in on the volley by David Silva from close range. 2 goals in 2 minutes.

It looked to have come off Jesus's shouder as he dived in to connect with the cross. But they all count, that is his 50th City goal.

GOAL FOR CITY! From Bernardo Silva's cross, Jesus' glancing header hits the post and goes in.

City are enjoying plenty of possession but have to be wary after Wolves did a counter-attacking number on them nearly a fortnight ago having had little of the ball.

From the corner, De Bruyne's delivery is headed away and Palace clear the danger by hoofing it clear.

Jesus is tripped by Tomkins around 35 yards out. De Bruyne's cross is headed behind by Ward for a corner.

A reminder of what Townsend did when these two sides played each other last season.

The hosts have a free-kick in a central position 30 yards out after Zaha is clipped. Milivojevic's strike hits the top of the wall.

Palace are growing in confidence with the ball in the City half, Zaha is coming into the game more.

Fernandinho looks to be okay to continue, which will be a huge boost for City given the defenders they have that are unavailable.

Fernandinho has gone down with a head injury and needs treatment. Stones is warming up.

GREAT DEFENDING: Rodri slips, leaving Zaha free to race into the box but Sterling gets a foot in to tackle him, what a challenge.

We have aproached the midway point of the half and its been all City with Gundogan and B Silva going close. Palace have defended well but have yet to get their counter attacking game.

CLOSE! Gundogan's deflected shot from outside the box is parried by the keeper's leg.

EIGHTY per cent possession for the visitors. Credit to Palace though, they have defended well.

Fernandinho puts on the after burners to outpace Zaha as Palace threatened to counter, impressive speed from the Brazilian.