Manchester United vs Man City: Kick-off time, TV channel and how to stream crunch Premier League match
Manchester City travel to Old Trafford to take on rivals Manchester United on Wednesday night.
Pep Guardiola's side need to win to keep the title race in their hands with anything other than three points handing the advantage decidedly to Liverpool.
They know how to win at OT, however, and will be full of confidence coming fresh off a 10th win in succession in the league, the 1-0 victory over Tottenham on Saturday.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, on the other hand, has different motivation entirely as he looks for a response from his team following the dismal defeat at Everton on Sunday.
Here's everything you need to know:
What time is it and how can I watch it?
The game kicks off at 8pm on Wednesday at the Old Trafford.
The game will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.
Those without access to a TV can stream the game live via Sky Go. Or alternatively get a NOWTV Sky Sports Day Pass for just £8.99.
We will be live blogging the game too, of course.
Team news
Captain Ashley Young could return at full-back after being left out from the start against Everton. Ander Herrera could also return in the middle of the park where Nemanja Matic could be the man to make way.
Defenders Antonio Valencia and Eric Bailly remain sidelined and will miss out.
Kevin De Bruyne will miss the game after limping out of the clash with Tottenham on Saturday with a hamstring injury. He could miss the remainder of the season as the club await further test results.
Benjamin Mendy is working his way back to full match fitness and could return in place of Oleksandr Zinchenko at left-back.
Predicted line-ups
Manchester United: De Gea, Young, Lindelof, Smalling, Shaw, Herrera, McTominay, Pogba, Lingard, Lukaku, Rashford
Manchester City: Ederson, Walker, Stones, Laporte, Mendy, Fernandinho, Silva, Silva, Sterling, Aguero, Sane
Odds
Manchester United 6/1
Draw 4/1
Manchester City 40/85
Prediction
Manchester United need a response after the abject performance against Everton but could scarcely have wished for a harder test with the title-chasing champions coming to town.
Motivation shouldn't be a problem, however, with Solskjaer sure to send them out on full cylinders from the off. Expect them to get after City from the get go with United's team selection in the middle of the park likely to be key.
The in-form Scott McTominay will surely be tasked with getting around one or both of David Silva and Bernardo Silva in an attempt to stop City ticking. City, for their part, only really know one way to play and will look to start fast once again with their habitual early goal potentially crucial.
Going the other way Fernandinho, having been eased back in, should start as Guardiola looks to protect against the damaging raft of counter-attacks that blighted his side against Tottenham over the last fortnight.
In attack the decision between the energy of Ilkay Gundogan and the explosion of Leroy Sane is likely to be the Spaniard's toughest call.
City need the win and if they turn up with the required intensity then the quality gap between the sides should be enough for them to get it. 1-2, a nervy but massive away win.
