On Saturday afternoon, Manchester City will visit Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace in the early kick-off of the upcoming Premier League matches.
The next match will be the second encounter for the highly successful Manchester City team in a significant month. They are currently competing in three remaining competitions as they approach the crucial stage of the season.
The encounter with Crystal Palace marks their second match inside a span of seven days, serving as their last appearance prior to their journey to the Spanish city of Madrid. There, they will confront Jude Bellingham and his teammates in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-final.
On Saturday afternoon, Manchester City will visit Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace in the early kick-off of the upcoming Premier League matches.
The upcoming match will be the second confrontation for the highly successful Manchester City team in a significant month. They are currently competing in three remaining competitions as they approach the crucial phase of the season.
The encounter with Crystal Palace marks their second match inside a span of seven days, serving as their last appearance prior to their journey to the Spanish capital of Madrid. There, they will confront Jude Bellingham and his teammates in the first-leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-final.
Manchester City responded to their lackluster 0-0 draw against Arsenal last weekend by easily defeating Aston Villa in the middle of the week. This success was largely attributed to Phil Foden’s impressive hat-trick, contributing to a 4-1 win over Unai Emery’s team.
Fortunately, City does not have any new injury concerns as they approach a crucial series of games. They are optimistic that Ederson has made substantial improvement and will be ready to play in the upcoming matches.
Kyle Walker is currently under pressure to recover in time for the upcoming match against Real Madrid. Meanwhile, the extent of Nathan Ake’s injury, which occurred in the first half against Mikel Arteta’s team, is still uncertain.
Prior to the formal announcement of the team news from Selhurst Park, sources on social media have started providing information on Pep Guardiola’s selection, with the initial details being shared by The FPL Newsletter.
As per The FPL Newsletter on X, Phil Foden is not included in the starting lineup for Manchester City’s match against Crystal Palace on Saturday. It is said that the Englishman has been excluded from the team after his hat-trick performance on Wednesday.
Kevin De Bruyne is back in the starting lineup for Manchester City at Selhurst Park. Additionally, John Stones and Jack Grealish are both starting for Guardiola’s team against Crystal Palace, as reported by FPL Toni on X.
According to FPL Toni on X, Erling Haaland, Josko Gvardiol, and Julian Alvarez are all regular players in the starting lineup for Manchester City.
According to Joe Bray, both Ederson and Mahamadou Susoho are present in the matchday squad at Selhurst Park.
Oliver Glasner and Pep Guardiola are anticipated to announce their official starting line-ups for Crystal Palace and Manchester City, respectively, around 11:30 AM (UK time) on Saturday morning.
