Tuesday
The early midweek focus is all about our return to the Champions League stage.
Manager Pep Guardiola and a City player will be sitting down to face the media ahead of our opening Champions League Group C encounter against Portuguese giants FC Porto via video call on Tuesday afternoon, when we’ll bring you their thoughts as well as the latest injury news as it arrives.
As usual, you can keep up to date with all the developments on mancity.com and on Twitter: @ManCity.
Wednesday
City return to the Champions League stage as we open our Group C campaign with a crucial home tie against FC Porto, with kick-off at the Etihad slated for 8pm.
Once again, We’re Not Really Here is the show to watch beforehand. Beginning at 7pm (BST), Cel Spellman will be hosting the show with Shaun Wright-Phillips, Richard Dunne and Paul Dickov in the studio as Cel’s special guests.
As usual it promises to be the perfect mix of City chatter and good humour to get fans in the mood for the big game.
We’ll return to the show for a brief precis at half-time and then be back on air for half an hour straight after full time to digest all the action and big talking points.
We’re Not Really Here is available to access on all our digital channels.
In the UK you watch the game live on BT Sport, whilst fans living abroad can check out our global TV listings to find out how they can tune in from around the world.
If you’re unable to watch on TV, then mancity.com is the place to be as we’ll have minute by minute updates in our Matchday Centre and you can also follow the action our Twitter account.
Friday
The focus switches back to the Premier League and Saturday’s return to domestic action away to West Ham United.
Manager Pep Guardiola will again be sitting down to face the media ahead of the trip to the Hammers via video call on Friday afternoon, when we’ll bring you his thoughts and the latest injury news as it arrives.
As usual, you can keep up to date with all the developments on mancity.com and on Twitter: @ManCity.
Saturday
It’s a triple Saturday matchday with our men’s first team, EDS and Under-18s all in action.
First up the focus is on our latest Premier League away assignment with Pep Guardiola’s side travelling to take on West Ham United at the London Stadium for a 12.30pm kick-off.
Once again, We’re Not Really Here will be must-see viewing beforehand. Beginning at 11.30am (BST), Kyle Walker (the presenter not the player!) and Natalie Paweleck will be hosting the show with Shaun Goater and Michael Brown their special guests.
As ever it will be the perfect mix of City chat and humour to get everyone in the mood for the big game.
We’ll return to the show for a brief precis at half-time and then be back on air for half an hour straight after full time to digest all the action and big talking points.
We’re Not Really Here is available to access on all our digital channels.
In the UK you watch the game live on BT Sport, whilst fans living abroad can check out our global TV listings to find out how they can tune in from around the world.
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If you’re unable to watch on TV, then mancity.com is the place to be as we’ll have minute by minute updates in our Matchday Centre and you can also follow the action our Twitter account.
Then the spotlight falls on our EDS youngsters who are back in Premier League 2 action as Enzo Maresca’s side play host to Arsenal at the Academy Stadium, kick-off 1pm.
The City youngsters will be looking to build on last weekend’s excellent 4-0 win over Leicester and CITY+ subscribers will be able to watch all the action as it happens as we’ll be screening the game live on our digital platforms.
You can find full details about CITY+ and sign up for the platform HERE.
We’ll also be carrying updates on our Twitter side @ManCityAcademy as well carrying a post match report and reaction on mancity.com
Finally, the focus switches to Carlos Vicens’ high-flying Under-18s who continue their Under-18 Premier League North campaign with a trip to take on Newcastle United’s Under-18s
Kick-off over on Tyneside is 2pm and we’ll have live updates on our Twitter account @ManCityAcademy and will also carry a report on our website straight after the game.
