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The Big Match Preview – Atalanta vs Manchester City (Champions League)

Danny Lardner

It’s unfamiliar territory for the blues, who are set to make their first ever appearance at the iconic Milan arena, and a win for the reigning Premier League champions would see them through to the knockout stages once again. Here’s everything you need to know going into Wednesday night’s clash…

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The Big Match Preview – Everton vs Manchester City (Premier League)

harrywinters16

After Saturday’s extravaganza against Watford and a classy performance against Preston in the midweek, Manchester City look to make 3 wins in a week as they head to Merseyside to face Everton. Everton could be considered a bit of a bogey side for the Blues especially at Goodison Park.

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The Big Match Preview – AFC Bournemouth vs Manchester City (Premier League)

Brandon Evans

Following on from a distasteful home draw against Spurs, Pep Guardiola will expect his men to bounce back in style as Manchester City travel down south to face Bournemouth in the third game of the campaign. The Blues have never lost to the Cherries, and will be hoping that this trend continues on Sunday afternoon.

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The Big Match Preview – West Ham United vs Manchester City (Premier League)

Brandon Evans

Here it is Blues, following a summer of limited football and dross television *cough Love Island * cough, the first of game of the 2019/20 Premier League season is finally upon us and we begin our next defence of the Premier League title in East London as Pep Guardiola’s champions take on Manuel Pellegrini’s men at the London Stadium.

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The Big Match Preview: Manchester City vs West Ham United (Premier League Asia Trophy)

JT

The first match to be played in Manchester City’s 2019 pre-season tour will see the reigning champions of every domestic cup competition take on a familiar foe; Manuel Pellegrini’s West Ham United in the Premier League Asia Trophy.

The first step of this journey kicked off with a hiccup. Due to an administration error from former kit sponsor Thomas Cook, City were forced to wait a day before travelling to China. Will this affect Pep Guardiola’s preparations? Only time will tell.

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