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Crystal Palace vs Manchester City: who do you want to win?

Premier League · Selhurst Park · Kick off Friday, August 28 at 08:00 PM UK time

Last updated Jul 28, 07:58 PM

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Match preview

Crystal Palace host Manchester City at Selhurst Park under the Friday night lights to open Gameweek 2. Vote above for the team you want to win and watch the live world map fill in as fans from south London to Manchester to Mumbai stake their claim.

Who2Win isn't a prediction market. It's a support meter — pick the side you actually want to win and add your voice to the global picture.

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Crystal Palace arrive as reigning FA Cup holders, playing European football and settling into life as one of the more exciting sides in the league. Manchester City, chasing another title under Pep Guardiola, kick off their Gameweek 2 campaign away from home in a fixture that has troubled them in the past.

Head-to-head

Palace and City have shared several dramatic Premier League meetings. Selhurst Park has produced some of City's most bruising away days — including a famous 2-0 Palace win in 2018 that ended City's unbeaten league run. City still hold the overall edge, but Palace's home form against the champions is one of the most respectable in the division.

Why fans are watching

Friday night, packed Selhurst, FA Cup holders against Premier League champions. Palace's growing global fanbase — boosted by their European run and Eberechi Eze storylines — meets City's enormous worldwide support. Expect one of the most spread-out maps of the weekend.

Cast your vote above to see whether football fans around the world are backing Crystal Palace or Manchester City before kick-off.