Manchester City hopes to continue their qualification dynamics of the Champions League if they entertain the FA Cup semi-finalist Aston Villa in the Etihad Stadium.
City won an important 2-0 against Everton on Saturday, with the kind permission of late wages by Nico O’reilly and Mateo Kovacic, but has to be turned upside down against a page that PSG pushed into the wire and took away Newcastle United within four days.
Due to an injury, Pep Guardiola still lacks a number of important players, including Erling Haaland, Ederson and last year’s Ballon D’Or winner Rodri, and can implement part of his famous rotation to give City the best possible chance of achieving the FA Cup final.
So the current Premier League champions could be prepared.
GK: Stefan Ortega – When Ederson still fails with the groin injury he had reinforced against Crystal Palace, Ortega can be against his things in the goal against Strud.
RB: Matheus Nunes – Nunes was not familiar to play in the central midfield of Guardiola and found a home in the full -back.
CB: Abdukodir Khusanov – While this game is of great importance for City, Ruben Dias was often falling on the bench when the larger picture is taken into account. With a place in the FA Cup final at the weekend, this could be another occasion.
CB: Josko Gvardiol – Nico O’Reily’s origin as a quality option at left -back gvardiol has made it possible to enter the role that he prefers the most.
LB: Nico O’reilly – What an effects of the teenagers continue to do for city and shows a ripe beyond its tender years.
DM: Mateo Kovacic – Kovacic was not known for his goal and has rattled in crackers against Palace and Everton in the last two outings of the city. His reward could be a return to the team instead of Ilkay Gundogan.
DM: Nico Gonzalez – The 23-year-old continues to find his feet in midfield and has been exceeded by Gundogan recently. But the only way that he gets better is to stay from the off in the team.
RW: Savinho – As a starter on the left against Everton, the Brazilian was able to turn a role in which he is equally sent, so that Bernardo Silva can be turned onto the bench.
Am: Kevin de Bruyne – De Bruyne was excellent against Crystal Palace and put on a player player, but looked like a 33-year-old against Everton. City needs the best version of him to unlock the energetic midfield of Villa.
LW: Jeremy Doku – The villa does not have many weaknesses in its side, but is susceptible to the flanks. The isolation of Matty Cash at the pace and trick of Doku could be the ASS in Guardiolas pack.
St: Omar Marmoush – The Egyptian had the slightest amount of an outfield player for City’s victory against Everton (37), which indicates that it is not just Ering Haaland, who tries to deal with Guardiola’s preferred playing style. A sniffing at gate could be everything he needs to expand the six goals of the Premier League, which he has already achieved.