When and where: Man City v Celtic
The game kicks off at 7:45pm (GMT) on Tuesday 6 December.
The match will be broadcast on BT Sport 3.
Find out which TV channels are showing the game around the world here.
Injury and suspension news
Man City: The Blues have no new injury concerns, although Raheem Sterling is a doubt. Vincent Kompany (knee) is sidelined until the New Year. Fernandinho is suspended.
Celtic: Kieran Tierney (cruciate ligament) and Scott Sinclair (thigh) will miss out for the Scots.
The last time
The away tie heralded one of the most entertaining games of the season, as the two sides played out a 3-3 draw at Celtic Park.
City came from behind three times to rescue a point, as goals from Fernandinho, Nolito cancelled out a Moussa Dembele brace and a Sterling own-goal.
More stats and facts
- This is only the second time City and Celtic will have met competitively. City beat Celtic 2-1 in a friendly in August 2009
- Ilkay Gundogan has hit 10 attempts on target - the same as Lionel Messi
- Celtic cannot finish higher than fourth, and so cannot qualify for the Europa League
- September’s 3-3 draw ended a ten-game winning streak for City
- Sergio Aguero has three goals and two assists from his five European games
Quotes
Brendan Rogers: “We know that’ll be a real huge test. We want to go out with a real good performance. We go into every game to win.
“Every challenge and every game for us has been different. It’s our last game in the Champions League so we want to go out on a high.”
Tom Rogic: ”Our group has been very difficult. After not being in the competition for a couple of years, it’s something that we’re definitely learning from.
“We have to make sure we’re back there next season playing at that level because that’s where the club deserves to be.”
Pep Guardiola to make late call on Sergio Aguero
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will make a late decision on whether to start with Sergio Aguero against Celtic.
The striker has been banned for four games after he was sent off against Chelsea, but could feature in Tuesday’s Champions League game.
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