One moment in time: Goalscorer to goalkeeper!

Andy Dibble had suffered a re-emergence of an injury picked up earlier in the season at Walsall and with no substitute goalkeeper, Gleghorn had taken the gloves.

And he was required to do so again against Palace, this time against a formidable frontline with potential promotion on the line.

Gleghorn rose to the task and made a number of good saves and collected crosses to ease the pressure on the defence.

He was eventually beaten by a fierce Wright strike with 15 minutes remaining but City held on for a crucial 1-1 draw that kept Palace at arm’s length in the promotion race.

“It was an experience I have to say,” Gleghorn said later. “To play in front of that sort of crowd in that big a game was just mind-blowing.

“I don’t think you can describe how you feel. You feel comfortable enough when you’re in your own position in a game that size when you’re really looking forward to it.

“But when you’re thrust into a position where mistakes are so unforgiving, you realise what goalkeepers have to go through.”

Be at City v Crystal Palace!

City’s postponed clash with Crystal Palace will take place at 20:00 on Wednesday 13 May.

And you can be there to see Pep Guardiola’s side chasing down the Premier League title!

Tickets for this game are now available, starting from £43 for adults and £18 for Under-18s.

There are also plenty of hospitality options to suit all range of budgets!

Get your tickets here!