Crystal Palace vs Man City Prediction and Betting Tips: 5/4 and 14/1 picks from Selhurst Park

Manchester City continue their pursuit of the Premier League title on Saturday as they travel to London to take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. Read below about our best bets for the game that can be backed at 5/4 and 14/1.

Crystal Palace lost 1-0 to Bournemouth on Tuesday evening on the South Coast, with Justin Kluivert scoring the only goal of the game ten minutes from time. That defeat leaves The Eagles 14th in the top-flight standings, eight points above the drop zone and nine points behind Fulham in 13th.

Manchester City managed a 4-1 victory over Aston Villa in the latest round of midweek fixtures. With just eight games remaining of the campaign City sit third in the table, three points behind leaders Liverpool, and one behind Arsenal in second.

The first selection we are touting on Saturday is for Rodri to record Over 0.5 Shots on target. There is quite a bit of variance between the prices available from different firms, with bet365 and Sky Bet going 8/11, so we would recommend taking the considerably bigger offering off 5/4 that is available with Parimatch.

It has been a fruitful season in front of goal for the Spaniard and after his strike against Villa he has now bagged eight goals across all competitions. This is the most goals he has ever scored in a single campaign and when it comes to hitting the target he has done so in eight of his last 11 away matches in the Premier League. City must win on Saturday to keep up with their title rivals and with Rodri having a knack of popping up in key matches, we like the 5/4 for him to hit the target at least once at Selhurst Park.

At 14/1 we are also having a bit of loose change on Phil Foden to score two or more goals. The five-time Premier League winner scored a sensational hat-trick on Wednesday and he is now the favourite with most betting sites to win the PFA Player of the Year award. 

In total, Foden has scored 14 league goals this term. This bet has landed in three of his last nine matches and with the 23-year-old currently in the form of his life, we think the 14/1 for him to bag another brace looks a little too big in our eyes.