In a Premier League thriller reminiscent of a binge-worthy sports drama 🍿, Kevin De Bruyne proved he’s still midfield royalty, orchestrating Manchester City’s epic 5-2 turnaround against Crystal Palace. Meanwhile, Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Brentford gave Liverpool’s title hopes a major boost. Here’s the breakdown ⚡.
City’s Comeback King Reigns 👑
After Palace stunned fans with two early goals, De Bruyne (in his first home game since announcing his exit) flipped the script 😱. The Belgian wizard fired a free-kick off the post, then set up Omar Marmoush’s equalizer within minutes. Post-halftime, he served up another assist to Mateo Kovacic, proving age is just a number. Even goalie Ederson joined the party with his fourth assist this season 🧤! Pep Guardiola praised De Bruyne’s 'fantastic' performance, calling it the spark City needed.
Arsenal’s Missed Chance 😬
While City celebrated, Arsenal’s draw felt like a plot twist no one saw coming. Brentford held firm, leaving the Gunners’ title dreams hanging by a thread — and Liverpool grinning like Oscar winners 🏆. With gaps closing, the Premier League finale just got juicier 🍊.
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De Bruyne leads Manchester City comeback, Arsenal held by Brentford
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