"Manchester City thumped Crystal Palace 3-0 on Sunday (Monday AEDT) to move back to within two points of Premier League leaders Arsenal as Aston Villa kept up their surprise title charge by beating West Ham 3-2. Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest demolished struggling Tottenham 3-0, while Sunderland saw off local rivals Newcastle 1-0 thanks to a Nick Woltemade own goal. Arsenal, who have set the pace this season, squeaked home on Saturday"
"Oliver Glasner's Palace, who beat City in last season's FA Cup final, squandered their chances in the first half, with Yeremy Pino hitting the bar when he had only goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma to beat. Haaland was a largely peripheral figure but came alive shortly before half-time, heading a pinpoint Matheus Nunes cross across Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson to give City the lead."
Manchester City defeated Crystal Palace 3-0 as Erling Haaland scored twice and Phil Foden added a goal, moving City to within two points of leaders Arsenal. Arsenal won 2-1 against Wolves via two own goals, increasing pressure on City. Aston Villa beat West Ham 3-2 to continue their surprise title challenge. Nottingham Forest beat Tottenham 3-0, and Sunderland edged Newcastle 1-0 after a Nick Woltemade own goal. Guardiola praised the team’s patience at Selhurst Park, highlighted Haaland’s second-half contribution and noted luck when Palace hit the post from Adam Wharton.
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