The Red Fallen angels have not been in Chief Association activity since getting the better of Arms stockpile 3-1 on September 4, while Enthusiasm Guardiola's side ran out 3-0 champs over Wolverhampton Drifters before the International break.
One more day, one more objective for Erling Braut Haaland. Presently sitting on a surprising 11 for the Premier League season, the 22-year-old scored his side's second in a comprehensive 3-0 win over Wolves following Jack Grealish's opener 55 seconds into the contest.
Any hopes of Wolves staging a momentous rebound were dashed when Nathan Collins got a straight red card for an inexcusably high test on Grealish, and a 69th-minute strike from Phil Foden got done with the task for the defending champs.
Energy Guardiola's side had momentarily gotten back to the highest point of the heap with that 3-0 success, however Arsenal's subsequent win by the same scoreline over Brentford implied that the champions went into the worldwide break in second spot - one point afloat of the North London club.
Something like one of Arsenal or third-put Tottenham Hotspur will drop points in Saturday noon's North London derby, which might actually open the entryway for Man City to recover their legitimate spot at the highest point of the heap with a tenth successive home success in all competitions.
It comes as little surprise to discover that Man City are the Premier League's driving scorers on home turf this season - piling up 14 in just three such games and surrendering a joint-low two - and every one of the seven of their last first class wins at home have been joined by no less than three goals.
Manchester City possible starting lineup:
Ederson; Walker, Akanji, Dias, Cancelo; Silva, Rodri, De Bruyne; Foden, Haaland, Grealish
Manchester United possible starting lineup:
De Gea; Dalot, Varane, Martinez, Malacia; Casemiro, Eriksen; Antony, Fernandes, Sancho; Rashford
Where to watch
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