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When and Where

City welcome West Ham to the Etihad Stadium in the 12.30 (UK) kick-off on Saturday 27 February.

The game will be broadcast live in the UK on BT Sport 1, as will four more City matches in the next month.

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The game will also be broadcast around the globe - find out who is televising the clash in your country courtesy of our global TV listings at the bottom of this page.

Minute by minute coverage is also available in our Matchday Centre here on ManCity.com, and you can also find live updates on our Twitter: @ManCity.

A full-match replay will also be available to watch on CITY+ from midnight after the game.

Next Fixture

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Sat 27 Feb

Premier League

Man City

12:30

GMT

West Ham

We’re Not Really Here

Richard Dunne and Michael Brown will be the guests on our live matchday show alongside host, Natalie Pike.

We’re Not Really Here (#WNRH) provides comprehensive pre-match coverage with a more City-centric twist, and will begin an hour before kick-off at the Etihad Stadium.

It is available to watch on all of our official digital platforms and also includes some quick half-time thoughts, as well as a 30-minute post-match debrief.

Dunne and Brown will offer their expert insight throughout proceedings as well as answering fan questions and reacting to the man of the match poll.

To get involved, use #WNRH to ask any questions or share your thoughts on the game.

During the game there will also be live commentary, which you can enjoy exclusively on mancity.com and our official app.

Team News

City

Pep Guardiola has an almost fully fit squad to choose from ahead of our clash with the Hammers.

The boss, however, did not reveal whether the Nathan Ake would be back in contention after an injury lay-off.

West Ham

The visitors’ trip to the Etihad will come too soon for both defender Arthur Masuaku and wide midfielder Andriy Yarmalenko as they recover from injury.

Ryan Fredericks is also a doubt picking up a groin strain, but David Moyes revealed the full back would be assessed in more detail after Friday’s training session.

Form Guide

City go into the game on a record breaking run of form, with Wednesday’s 2-0 win over Borussia Monchengladbach in the Champions League making it 12 consecutive victories on the road in all competitions.

Pep Guardiola’s side have won 19 matches in a row, and our unbeaten run in all competitions now stretches to 26 matches.

In that period, we have scored 61 and conceded just seven, with 23 wins and three draws.

Nonetheless, West Ham are currently riding the crest of a wave and will come into our Etihad clash brimming with confidence.

But for an FA Cup Fifth Round defeat to Manchester United, David Moyes’ side are unbeaten in February, picking up three wins and a draw in that time.

The Hammers sit in the Champions League places and have not tasted defeat on the road in the Premier League since 21st December.

Premier League

		Team		P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Form
3			Newcastle United Newcastle	34	19	5	10	65	44	21	62	WWWLW
4			Manchester City Man City	34	18	7	9	66	43	23	61	WDWWW
5			Chelsea Chelsea	34	17	9	8	59	40	19	60	WDDWW

Pep Guardiola preview

“It will be a really tough game tomorrow, really tight. They are a good team.

“After I don’t know how many games we played, they are in a Champions League position. That is not a good run, that’s many months and they are there.

“The rhythm they play is better now than other seasons.

“Antonio is always a headache for his movements - he is dangerous.

“David Moyes, I admire these kinds of people. Like Roy Hodgson - they have long careers. I would love these kinds of careers.”

Last Meeting

It was honours even between the two teams when they locked horns in the capital back in October.

Michail Antonio had put the hosts ahead with a spectacular overhead kick, but City responded five minutes into the second half when Phil Foden turned and finished impressively from Joao Cancelo’s pass.

The stalemate left the two sides in 11th and 12th place respectively with the season still in its early stages.

Match Officials

Referee: Michael Oliver
Assistants: Stuart Burt, Simon Bennett
Fourth official: Paul Tierney
VAR: Andre Marriner
Assistant VAR: Eddie Smart

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