YANNICK Bolasie has fired a warning to Manchester City ahead of this Saturday's clash at Selhurst Park.
The Crystal Palace star says he and his team-mates haven't forgotten what happened at the Etihad Stadium on December 28, coming away with a narrow 1-0 defeat in a game they deserved something out of.
After the Eagles won their fifth match in a row on Saturday against West Ham, Bolasie was delighted he'll be playing in the Premier League next season.
And he believes the Palace fans will play a major factor in unsettling a City side gunning for the league title this weekend.
"I'm looking forward to that, but obviously the season hasn't finished yet," he told the Advertiser on playing in the top flight for a second consecutive year.
"Man City at home next Saturday, playing at home, playing in front of our crowd, we're looking to create an upset hopefully.
"People might think we might take our foot off the gas but that's not the case.
"Everyone was calm (after West Ham). There weren't any major celebrations and I think everyone is looking forward to playing Man City.
"They just about beat us at their place so we'll be looking forward to that with our crowd."
Palace are currently 11th in the table and could even make the top ten ahead of Tony Pulis' former club Stoke City by the end of the season.
And Bolasie doesn't see any reason why they can't do just that on the back of how their impressive run of form.
He said: "Why not? The sky is the limit right now. The way the boys are playing, it's achievable.
"The job the gaffer has done for us, he's come in and given us confidence and making us play as a unit.
"Everyone has taken into it."
