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Manchester City only have three first-team defenders available for Wednesday's match with Wolves as the champions look to take one more step toward retaining their Premier League crown.
(Reuters) - Manchester City are without key defenders Ruben Dias, John Stones and Kyle Walker for the remaining three games of the title run-in but midfielder Fernandinho said the club's academy talent can plug the gaps if called upon.
Manchester City are without key defenders Ruben Dias, John Stones and Kyle Walker for the remaining three games of the title run-in but midfielder Fernandinho said the club's academy talent can plug the gaps if called upon.
Fernandinho says Manchester City's youngsters are ready to step up in the final few games of the season to help the team through their injury crisis.
The three points were enough to take Manchester City back ahead of Liverpool in the table. The five goals were the icing on a cake that must taste a lot better than it did on Wednesday night.
Manchester City will be without Rúben Dias, Kyle Walker and John Stones as they seek to retain the title in the final three matches of the season. Pep Guardiola confirmed the defenders’ long‑term absences after the 5-0 rout of Newcastle on Sunday, with the City manager also claiming “people want Liverpool to win more than us” – the title rivals are now three points behind the champions with an inferior goal difference of four.
Manchester City fans have shown their appreciation for Pep Guardiola's decision to play Jack Grealish in midfield against Leeds United.
Manchester City are looking to clinch the Premier League 2 title tonight and retain their crown for the second successive season.