When and where: Burnley v Man City
The game kicks off at 12.30pm (GMT) on Saturday 26 November.
The match will be broadcast on BT Sport 1, for full global TV listings for the match click here.
Injury and suspension news
Burnley: No new injury worries.
Man City: Vincent Kompany (knee - four to six weeks), Sergio Aguero (foot - doubt), Pablo Zabaleta (doubt)
The last time:
City’s last trip to Turf Moor was a painful one, with George Boyd scoring the only goal to secure victory for the Clarets in March 2015.
City only took a point off Burnley that season via the 2-2 draw at the Etihad.
More stats and facts
- Man City go into the game in third position in the Premier League, one point behind leaders Chelsea
- Burnley are in 12th in the Premier League
- The Clarets have won four, drawn one and lost two games in the league at home this season
- City have won 40, drawn 24 and lost 30 of their 94 all time meetings with the Clarets
- Both City and Burnley’s league assist leaders are Belgian; Kevin De Bruyne with seven and Steven Defour with three
Talking Points: De Bruyne shines again
Manchester City go into the game against Burnley after securing qualification to the Champions League last 16.
The Blues were not at their brilliant best against Borussia Monchengladbach, but a point was all that was required to progress.
Read our analysis following the Monchengladbach game
From Borussia Park to Burnley...
Pep Guardiola’s squad trained in Dusseldorf on Thursday before jetting back to England for the Burnley game.
Club photographer Victoria Haydn was there to snap the action - take a look here.
Dyche: Guardiola is fantastic
Burnley boss Sean Dyche has given his verdict on what Pep Guardiola has changed in his short time as City boss.
There is also talk that Yaya Toure could be employed as a centre back in the absence of injured Vincent Kompany.
