Most people believe it's a two-horse race (excuse the Grand National pun) between Mohamed Salah and Kevin de Bruyne for the Player of the Year award but what about Young Player of the Year?

Could City have a winner in both if Leroy Sane picks up the youth award and De Bruyne pips Salah to the senior accolade? Or will Harry Kane spoil the party?

Let me know whether you think it will be a Man City domination, if Kane will pick up an award or if City will miss out altogether.

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Manchester City have three players on the six-man shortlist for the PFA Players' Player of the Year award.

Midfielders David Silva and Kevin de Bruyne, and winger Leroy Sane are all hoping to win the award, as is Tottenham forward Harry Kane.

Kane, who has scored 25 league goals so far this season, is also up for the PFA Young Player of the Year award.

But there's three City players up for that accolade too as Sane, Raheem Sterling and Ederson are all on the shortlist.

Since losing at the Etihad Stadium in December, Spurs are unbeaten in 14 league games and they haven't had a better unbeaten run than that in the Premier League since 1967.

Victory would bring Spurs their 900th top-flight victory at home and confirm a place in European competition next season with a top six place all but confirmed.

Manchester City have only lost back-to-back league games under Pep Guardiola once before but after a torrid week, they could see it happen again for the first time since December 2016.

Following two defeats against Liverpool - which consequently saw them exit the Champions League and a loss against Manchester United - delaying their title celebrations - City could lose four consecutive matches for the first time since August 2006.

Can City bounce back or will they have another blue day at Wembley?

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Jon: Frustrated with Spurs. Got the most squad depth we possibly ever have had but play the same for all the big games. Got Lamela and Moura to give us more pace and be more direct - hope we use them. Think we will do City.

Fernandinho may be forced to sit out as he serves a two-game ban for accumulating too many yellow cards but he's still showing his teammates some support...

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Tottenham left-back Danny Rose is unavailable because of a calf injury.

Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho begins a two-game ban after accumulating 10 yellow cards.

Top scorer Sergio Aguero misses the game through injury, while defender John Stones is also unavailable.

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Tottenham make four changes from the side that beat Stoke last weekend.

Serge Aurier, Son Heung-Min and Victor Wanyama drop to the bench, while Danny Rose misses out with injury.

In come Eric Dier, Ben Davies, Kieran Trippier and Erik Lamela.

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Pep Guardiola makes three changes to his City line-up, following Tuesday's Champions League exit.

Nicolas Otamendi and Bernardo Silva drop to the bench, while Fernandinho is suspended.

Vincent Kompany returns to captain the team, while Fabian Delph and Ilkay Gundogan also start.

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So here we are, another big game in the Premier League.

Manchester City haven't had a good time of things in the last two weeks - suffering defeats against two of their 'top six' rivals - and they will have to work very hard to avoid another one this evening.

Spurs are on a roll...

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Man City have suffered three back-to-back defeats and have crashed out of Europe...

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While Tottenham have won their last seven Premier League games...

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But can City return to winning ways and bounce back to break Spurs' unbeaten run?

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