Manchester City and Crystal Palace met at Etihad Stadium on Wednesday, 13 May 2026, in Round 37 of the 2025-26 Premier League season. City came into the fixture with the knowledge that Arsenal‘s title had already been effectively confirmed — City’s 0-3 defeat to Everton on 4 May had been one of the key results that gave Arsenal the championship, and this fixture against Crystal Palace was part of the final-weeks consolidation of their second-place finish. Palace, who ultimately finished 15th in the Premier League standings and qualified for the Europa League as Conference League winners, were simultaneously managing their squad for the upcoming Conference League Final against Rayo Vallecano.
Etihad Stadium, with its modern facilities and 55,000 capacity, provided the backdrop for what was one of City’s final Premier League home fixtures of a season that ultimately yielded 78 points — a total that would have won the title in most other Premier League seasons but was not sufficient to prevent Arsenal from claiming their fourth championship.
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Crystal Palace finished 15th in the 2025-26 Premier League with 45 points and qualified for the Europa League as Conference League winners — having beaten Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League Final. Manager Oliver Glasner’s dual campaign management was one of the season’s most impressive coaching achievements in English football.