Man City vs Bournemouth live early team news plus kick-off time and how to watch

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Manchester City vs AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League.

City return to Premier League action this evening following their heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Crystal Palace in Saturday's FA Cup final.

They will play at home for the final time this season in what is set to be a huge game in the race to qualify for next season's Champions League.

City are currently in sixth place and outside of the top five places that will secure Champions League football next term.

However, a win or a draw this evening will lift them up to third place in the table and ensure their fate will be in their hands heading into their final game of the season away at Fulham.

Kevin De Bruyne will play at the Etihad for the final time this evening, too, and is set to be an emotional night at Eastlands.

Stick with us for all of the build-up, updates and reaction throughout the evening.

Pep Guardiola suggested that Kevin De Bruyne is more interested in Manchester City securing Champions League football for next season rather than starring in his final appearance at the Etihad.

Speaking ahead of the Bournemouth game, Guardiola would not guarantee that De Bruyne would start or even feature in the must-win game as City look to get the bulk of the points that they need.

"What Kevin wants is that we win the game to qualify for the Champions League next season," he said. "This is what Kevin wants - it couldn't be different. I'm going to decide the best for the best players to win the game against Bournemouth.

"Kevin will get what he deserves and deserve what he deserves. That is the best compliment for his incredible trajectory.

"What he has done with other legends in the club, it would not have been possible since