When and where
Two weeks on from the first leg, City travel to Ashton Gate on Tuesday 23 January for a 7.45pm (GMT) kick-off.
Fans living in the UK can watch the game live on Sky Sports and if you’re living abroad you should check out our global TV listings.
If you can’t tune in you can keep up-to-date with all the match action as it happens via our City Matchday app for Android | City Matchday app for iOs and we’ll also have live updates on our Twitter account.
Team news
City: Fabian Delph (knee), Phil Foden (ankle), Gabriel Jesus (knee) and Benjamin Mendy (knee) remained sidelined for the Blues.
Pep Guardiola revealed before the Newcastle game that Vincent Kompany is close to a return so the Belgian may well be in contention for the trip to Bristol.
Bristol City: Keeper, Frank Fielding (groin) and defender, Nathan Baker (ankle), face fitness tests after picking up knocks against Derby County.
Famara Diédhiou is fit again after he made his first appearance since October against the Rams, but Gary O’Neill, Jens Hegeler, Eros Pisano and Callum O’Dowda are all out with knee injuries.
Match officials
Referee: Graham Scott
Assistant referees: Richard West and Adrian Holmes
Fourth official: Stuart Attwell
Form
Having surrendered our unbeaten Premier League record to Liverpool in the game that followed the first leg of this tie, City come into the game on the back of a 3-1 win over Newcastle.
In contrast, the Robins have failed to secure three points since their visit to the Etihad Stadium, or indeed in 2018. A 1-0 loss to Norwich followed the first encounter, while they drew 0-0 away at Derby on Friday.
Last time
A last gasp Sergio Aguero header means City have the slenderest of leads in this tie, with the Argentine climbing off the bench to give the Blues a 2-1 win at the Etihad.
Bobby Reid had put the visitors ahead from the penalty spot, but Kevin De Bruyne equalised before Aguero’s late showing.
