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Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini, speaking to MOTD live: "We use a young team because we have to prioritise. These are good players who play in our EDS. Nobody knows who can win.

"Playing on Sunday when we are to play on Wednesday with a long travel of course it is important to not take a risk with some players but we also have injuries. If we had a fit squad and played on Saturday, maybe we would play a strong squad."

Well, this could be a very interesting encounter with those teams...

Chelsea are unchanged from the side that lost at PSG last-time out, but Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini sticks to his word by naming a very youthful XI. 

Academy players Manu Garcia, Aleix Garcia and David Faupala are all included in the first XI. 

Chelsea XI: Courtois; Azpilicueta, Cahill, Ivanovic, Baba Rahman; Fabregas, Mikel; Pedro, Willian, Hazard; Diego Costa.   

Man City XI: Caballero, Zabaleta, Adarabioyo, Demichelis, Kolarov, Fernando, A.Garcia, M.Garcia, Celina, Iheanacho, Faupala  

Before we get the actual team news, former Chelsea and England defender Graeme Le Saux has been assessing both the Manchester City and the Blues' squads and has come up with a combined XI. What do you think?

Graeme has been discussing the game on Facebook Mentions., external Have a listen to his reasoning and let us know whether you agree with his selections.

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Someone ought to tell this chap Manuel Pellegrini isn't prioritising the FA Cup. He's made the trip to the London literally wearing every Manchester City-related item he owns. Good effort.

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Guus Hiddink may love the FA Cup but the competition is down on Manuel Pellegrini's list of priorities.

City are also challenging for the Premier League and the Champions League and we're expecting Pellegrini to name a youthful XI when the teams are announced in the next few minutes.

A wise move? Or a mistake? Time will tell.

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There are not too many bigger fans of the FA Cup than Guus Hiddink.

The competition is increasingly looking like the Blues' only realistic chance of silverware in what has been a miserable season, but for Hiddink it would be far from a consolation prize.

"I think The FA Cup is, with capitals, the one that everybody likes to have," he says. "If you can get this silverware, it's one of those things which you can dream of as a manager."

Hiddink has already realised this dream once before, in his first spell at Chelsea back in 2009. 

Will he take another step closer to living the dream once again by beating Manchester City today?