City head to Leicester after the international break on Saturday sat at the top of the Premier League, eight points clear of second-place Manchester United having scored a staggering 38 goals so far this season.
When and where
The game will be played at the King Power Stadium on Saturday 18 November, kick-off at 3pm (GMT).
The match will not be shown live on TV in the UK, however you can follow the game on our Matchday Centre on mancity.com or on our Twitter: @ManCity.
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Team news
City remain without long-term absentee Benjamin Mendy, who is still recovering from anterior cruciate ligament damage, but there is a possibility that skipper Vincent Kompany could return in time for the match following a calf muscle strain. Nicolas Otamendi is suspended following his fifth booking against
We will also await news about Fabian Delph (calf) and Raheem Sterling (back) after both players pulled out of international duty due to injury.
For Leicester, Vicente Iborra looks unlikely to star for the club due to an ankle injury and Ben Chilwell (knee) is also a doubt.
Robert Huth (foot) and Matty James (achilles) could potentially miss the game too.
Referee
Graham Scott will take charge of Saturday’s match with Richard West and Scott Ledger as his assistants.
Last time
City last met Leicester back in May this year during a Premier League clash at the Etihad stadium.
The Blues secured a 2-1 victory over the Foxes thanks to a goal from David Silva and penalty from Gabriel Jesus, while Shinji Ozaki netted one for the visitors.
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