Pep Guardiola will be expected to name a strong line-up against Chelsea in Sunday's Premier League fixture.
Manchester City will look to retain their place at the top of the Premier League when they travel to Stamford Bridge on Sunday in a game that could be a real banana skin for the champions.
Their triumph over Young Boys in midweek secured their place in the Champions League knockouts with two matchdays to spare. A number of players were rested during the fixture, meaning they could well get the nod in the club’s final game before the international break.READ MORE: Three ways City could replace Stones after huge injury blow
D - Walker, Ake, Dias, Gvardiol Manuel Akanji was due to start against Young Boys but pulled out during the warm-up after feeling discomfort. And so, despite not featuring at all on Tuesday, he might be left out again having not got up to full speed in training this week. M - Rodri, Bernardo, Alvarez Rodri stayed on the bench in midweek, meaning Chelsea will be facing a fully-energised Spaniard. Bernardo Silva has been in imperious form of late and is keeping out summer signings Mateo Kovacic and Matheus Nunes with his deeper lying role.
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