de Bruyne outlines his desire to separate the human city after the Palace Demolition Masterclass

Kevin de Bruyne is determined to make sure he doesn’t miss a rare spot in Champions League football after carefully planning a 5-2 win over Crystal Palace.

The Premier League has five qualifying Champions League this season, while Manchester City has surpassed Newcastle United and Chelsea, both playing the top four on Sunday and entering the top four with a major victory.

However, after 21 minutes, Manchester City seemed to suffer a huge setback as goals from Eberechi Eze and Chris Richards gave the Palace a 2-0 lead.

Eze ranks the ball high in the network just to correctly rule out offsides for goals, which proves a turning point in the game.

De Bruyne hit the post before Eze’s unstoppable effort, clamped a free kick in the post in the 33rd minute deficit, then caught the equalizer’s Omar Marmoush with a buffer header three minutes later, allowing the Egyptians to lift it home.

He then gave up the 3-2 minute game after two minutes of restart for Mateo Kovacic, which was further secured by James McAtee and Nico O’Reilly.

De Bruyne announced last week that he would leave the club at the end of the season and, after a great performance, made it clear what he wanted to use the club as a breakup gift.

“I think what we’re doing the most is that there are a few chances and we have nowhere to fall 2-0, which could be three,” De Bruen told the BBC game that day.

“The reaction is good. I think overall we played a good game, but we gave the chance and they played a role in it. The reaction is really good and in the end I think we should win.

“I think it’s important to score as quickly as possible and change the feeling of the game. I don’t think we’re that bad, but the scoring line isn’t good. We walked from there.”

“I want to play in the Champions League for this team because they deserve it.

City have played in the Champions League in each of the past 14 seasons, but despite winning, their hopes are still in danger of expanding their winning streak to the 15th campaign.

They are two points ahead of Chelsea and Newcastle. Chelsea hosted the town of Ipswich before reaching Manchester United at St James’ Park in Newcastle on Sunday. Then, Xipies will host the palace at Wednesday’s game.

“We will see this position tomorrow and it will be so nervous. Until the end. There are six games left, tough games.” Manager Pep Guardiola talked about playing in the Champions League match.

In De Bruyne’s performance, he added: “We know Kevin for years. I know he’s struggling for the past year and a half. He’s free and painless, completely different. The way we play has helped him a lot, and it’s a lot for him, he’s for incredible runners, young lads, defenders.

“I would say we did a great job in all the games. We beat 2-0 and we created a lot, and I’m talking about us playing well.

“Our momentum was triggered from Kevin’s free kick and since then, given that we scored 2-0 and considered how we’ve played in past games, we’ve played a really good game.”