When and where
The game will be played on Sunday 22 April at the Etihad, kick-off at 4.30pm.
UK fans can watch all the action live on Sky Sports’ Main Event and Premier League channels, while viewers across the world can refer to our global TV guide for information on how you can see the game.
You can also follow every kick via our minute-by-minute Matchday Centre right here on mancity.com or follow our official Twitter account for live updates - @ManCity.
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Team news
City
John Stones missed the Manchester derby due to discomfort in his adductor muscle which also led to him sitting out recent fixtures against Liverpool and Tottenham, while Sergio Aguero is out for the season.
It looks promising for Benjamin Mendy who made an appearance for the Under-23s during the recent EDS Manchester derby.
Fernandinho is suspended after picking up his 10th yellow card.
Swansea
Leroy Fer (achilles), Renato Sanches (hamstring) and Wilfried Bony (knee) will all miss the trip to the Etihad, while Sam Clucas and Luciano Narsingh both have knocks and are doubts for Sunday’s game.
Last time
We last met Swansea at the Liberty Stadium back in December last year when we secured a 4-0 victory over the Swans.
City dominated during our last encounter with David Silva (2), Kevin De Bruyne and Sergio Aguero all making it onto the scoresheet.
Press conference
Here’s what Pep had to say during his pre-Swansea press conference...
