Crystal Palace and Manchester United played to a 0-0 draw, with Erik ten Hag’s team managing to secure a point in South London as their inconsistent start to the Premier League season persists.

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In a thrilling encounter at Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace and Manchester United played out a goalless draw that left fans on the edge of their seats. Both teams had their fair share of chances, but neither could find the back of the net in a match that showcased the attacking prowess of both sides.

From the outset, Manchester United took control of the game, dominating possession and relentlessly testing Crystal Palace’s goalkeeper, Dean Henderson. The Red Devils came close to breaking the deadlock just before the half-hour mark when Alejandro Garnacho unleashed a curling effort that struck the crossbar. Bruno Fernandes was quick to react, but his follow-up shot also hit the woodwork, leaving United frustrated.

Despite their dominance, Erik ten Hag’s men struggled to convert their chances into goals. The second half saw United’s goalkeeper, Andre Onana, produce a stunning double save in the 65th minute. He first denied Eddie Nketiah’s close-range effort before springing back to thwart Ismaila Sarr’s rebound, showcasing his agility and reflexes.

As the match progressed, Crystal Palace began to find their rhythm, growing into the game and creating opportunities of their own. With just 15 minutes remaining, Eberechi Eze squandered what could have been the decisive moment, firing wide from point-blank range when it seemed easier to score.

The draw leaves both teams with plenty to ponder as they look ahead to their next fixtures. In particular, Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola faces a late decision on Kevin De Bruyne’s fitness ahead of their crucial clash against Arsenal.

The stakes are high, and all eyes will be on the City camp as they prepare for what promises to be an exhilarating showdown.