This week, the focus shifts from the Premier League as Manchester City participate in midweek Carabao Cup action. Pep Guardiola's side join the competition at the third round stage due to their European commitments.
They will be aiming to avoid any surprises against lower-league rivals. City enter the tournament on Tuesday night, just over 24 hours after what was an intense Premier League clash against title-rivals Arsenal.
They host Championship opposition in the form of Watford. Pep Guardiola is anticipated to rotate his squad for the match, but City are still expected to progress to the fourth round.
If successful, they'll discover their next opponents in Wednesday night's fourth-round draw. READ MORE: Why Man City are playing in Carabao Cup tonight just 48 hours after Arsenal clash READ MORE: Man City injury blow presents audition chance for £100m transfer 'target' However, there is a slight variation in the game at the Etihad Stadium.