Chelsea star Cole Palmer has scored a last-minute penalty to secure a 4-4 draw against Manchester City in one of the greatest games in Premier League history.
Referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the spot after Ruben Dias brought down Armando Broja - and it was former City midfielder Palmer who stepped up to the mantle.
And the 20-year-old fired home his penalty with precision, sending Ederson the wrong way to break City hearts at Stamford Bridge.
He responded by celebrating in front of the City end - a perhaps fitting finale to what has been a truly staggering game of football.
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It was a match nobody wanted to end, particularly Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino, who launched into a furious rage at the officials after the full time whistle was blown as his side looked to counter.
Erling Haaland opened the scoring on 25 minutes with a penalty kick, before Thiago Silva and Raheem Sterling gave Chelsea the lead.
Manuel Akanji powered home a header to level the scores before half time - and the second half was even more breathless.
Haaland restored City's advantage when the ball appeared to hit his groin before going over the line.
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Nicolas Jackson levelled the scores once again from close range on 67 minutes, before Rodri thought he had won it for Pep Guardiola's side with a deflected long-range strike.
But Palmer, Broja and Chelsea would have the last say of the match, to secure a point for Pochettino and his side.
Despite conceding late on, the point for City preserves their place at the top of the table, with Guardiola's men a point ahead of Liverpool going into the international break. Chelsea, meanwhile, are in 10th - 10 points off the top four places.
If that game went on for another 90 minutes, we probably wouldn't complain too much.
Topics: Cole Palmer, Manchester City, Chelsea, Premier League
Ryan Smart