Ghanaian attacker Antoine Semenyo played a key role as Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 4-1 at Selhurst Park.
Semenyo supplied the cross for Erling Haaland’s opener in the 17th minute, helping City take control early.
Palace started brightly and nearly scored through Eddie Nketiah and Adam Wharton, but City settled into their rhythm. Semenyo was constantly dangerous on the left, driving at defenders and stretching the home back line with his pace and delivery.
City doubled down after the break, with Rayan Cherki scoring twice in quick succession to put the visitors firmly in command. Palace briefly responded through a Gianluigi Donnarumma own goal, but Haaland struck again late on to finish the contest.
The match commentary highlighted Semenyo’s influence throughout, noting that he was “relentless” and continually involved in City’s attacks. His assist underlined his growing importance in a side that is quickly building momentum early in the season.
Manchester City produced another commanding performance on the road, while Antoine Semenyo once again demonstrated his quality and ability to influence major games.
