Image source, ReutersImage caption, Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 4-1 at Selhurst Park on Friday
Chief football writer at Selhurst ParkPublished1 hour agoManchester City continued their winning Premier League start under manager Enzo Maresca with victory at Crystal Palace. Here's how I rated the players, and you can see how you scored them below.
Crystal PalaceDean Henderson: No chance for Manchester City's goals but demonstrated his quality with a fine save early on from Anderson, then others from Semenyo and Cherki. 7
Jaydee Convot: Did nothing wrong but ultimately Palace had no answer to Cherki. 6
Chris Richards: Good battle with Haaland, but only one player was winning that one. Should have scored with a first-half header. 6
Takehiro Tomiyasu: Solid as usual and will bring experience to the Palace ranks. 6
Anan Khalaili: No lack of effort or energy but short of end product. 6
Daichi Kamada: Busy in midfield as always but struggled to exert influence. 5
Adam Wharton: Class act. Composure, vision and a superb range of passing. At the heart of Palace's good things, although like others in the Palace ranks was eventually over-run. 7
Tyrick Mitchell: Tenacious and quick but missed a big chance to equalise with a header in the first half. 6
Eddie Nketiah: Lively early on, forcing a save from Donnarumma, but faded and wasted a crucial opportunity early in the second half. 5
Yeremy Pino: Can be a mixed bag but offers real threat, as he showed with his splendid free-kick that went down as a Donnarumma own goal. 6
Jorgen Strand Larsen: Worked hard but lost the physical battle with Dias. Had one first-half chance but failed to convert. Disappointing. 5
Subs:
Guessand (on 63, Strand Larsen), Gozo (on 68, Pino), McNeil (on 68, Nketiah), Disasi (on Tomiyasu 74) Mingueza (on 74, Khalaili)
Subs not used: Benitez, Munoz, Lerma, Hughes
Gianluigi Donnarumma: Hardly overworked but made a crucial early save from Nketiah as Palace threatened. 6
Abdukodir Khusanov: Showed his versatility at right-back. Lightning pace. 6
Ruben Dias: Rock solid and untroubled. Brushed aside any challenges. 7
Josko Gvardiol: Figured at left-back but was always willing to lend his weight to City's attacking forays. 6
Nico O'Reilly: Elegant and showed lots of classy touches in a role further forward. 7
Elliot Anderson: Always demanding the ball and ready to put his body on the line in the physical exchanges. Settling in. 7
Marc Guehi: Warm welcome on his return to Selhurst Park, playing in central defence as opposed to his previous role in midfield. 6
Phil Foden: Missed a big first-half chance when he should have scored but played a part in Cherki's first goal. Lively at times. 6
Rayan Cherki: Glorious touches and dribbling skills, capped with a touch of genius and arrogance for his goals. 8
Antoine Semenyo: Provided the inviting cross for Haaland's first goal. Always a threat. 7
Erling Haaland: Off the mark with a trademark header and a powerhouse finish. Scored in all six of his Premier League appearances at Selhurst Park. 7
Subs:
Kovacic (on 75, Gvardiol), McAidoo (on 82 Cherki), Bouaddi (on Anderson 82), Reis (on 89, Khusanov), Braithwaite (on 89, O'Reilly)
After the opportunity to rate players has closed, the score displayed represents the average from all the submissions by BBC Sport users.
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