Manchester City got back to winning ways in the Champions League after thrashing Club Brugge in the Belgian city in Tuesday night.
Joao Cancelo got the opener for the visitors after latching on to Phil Foden' exquisite pass and finishing low past the keeper.
Riyad Mahrez then doubled City's lead before the break from the spot after the Algerian was fouled inside the penalty area.
Kyle Walker then added a third in the second half after finishing off a fine move involving Mahrez and Kevin De Bruyne.
Manchester City looked comfortable and controlled the tempo of the game, youngster Palmer, 19, replaced De Bruyne and two minutes later, he had scored City's fourth of the night. A trademark Palmer finish off the right, collecting a pass and curling left-footed into the far corner.
Club Brugge pulled a goal back as consolation after Hans Vanaken gave the home crowd something to cheer when he fired past Ederson to ruin City's hopes of a clean sheet.
But Mahrez restored their four-goal advantage moments later with his second of the game following an emphatic finish
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