Man City's alternative Liverpool travel for FA Cup showdown and five players out to prove points

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Wednesday, March 23.

Man City plan Liverpool FC travel alternative after Wembley talks with FA

Manchester City are making plans to provide extra coach travel for supporters heading to the FA Cup semi-final, with no indication the game will be moved from Wembley. City and their opponents Liverpool are continuing to hold talks with the FA over the game on the weekend of April 16/17 around the situation whereby no direct trains will be available between the north west and London due to planned engineering works.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and his counterpart in Liverpool Steve Rotheram have both called for the game to be moved, and the Echo report that Liverpool have asked for the game to be moved. The Blues have been involved in those discussions, as well as continuing talks over when is the best kick-off time in order to minimise additional disruptions that would add to the problems that thousands of fans are already facing

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Five Man City players with a point to prove on international duty

The March international break always feels like it comes at the worst time, and this year is no different as Manchester City wait to being their treble run-in for the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup.

Pep Guardiola appears to have settled on his first-choice City XI for the most important of those games, with his recent selections showing that Phil Foden, Riyad Mahrez and Raheem Sterling are ahead of Jack Grealish and Gabriel Jesus in the attacking pecking order. Likewise, Ilkay Gundogan may not fancy his chances of playing in the biggest