Manchester City travel to Selhurst Park this weekend for an FA Cup fourth-round tie with Crystal Palace.
And to get in the mood, we’ve been bringing you classic City goals against the Eagles all week.
Today it’s the turn of Shaun Wright-Phillips, a player loved by the Blues faithful who spent two spells at the club.
This goal, in a game at the Etihad in 2005, came during his first stint at City.
Joey Barton makes a driving run inside, plays a neat pass into Wright-Phillips, who drives on and blasts past Gabor Kiraly, from a tight angle.
City won the game 3-1, with Robbie Fowler scoring the second before Wright-Phillips got another at the death.
City finished the season in 8th place, narrowly missing out on a place in the Uefa Cup.
You can watch SWP’s fine finish above.
