Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on his team tonight: "Well we've had loads of games lately.

"The four who have come in got some rest in the last game against Tranmere, when the pitch wasn't the best.

"We managed to take some off at half-time as well, so we should have some energy tonight, which we need because we are two goals behind, we need to win the game and we need to do that against a very good team. I am looking forward to it.”

On Bruno Fernandes: “We are delighted that we have agreed with Sporting. It has been a good negotiation. We know through history that these two teams, or clubs, have been good with each other. Now we have reached an agreement. Hopefully we can get the boy's contract over the line and the medical done. Then hopefully we can announce it.”

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Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I believe whoever gets the tactical battle right, who works out how to break down their opposition will get the win tonight.

I can't see past a City win tonight - no matter how many changes they make they still look very impressive.

Every United player will have to have a 10/10 game if they are to get something today.

Paul Carney: Both teams going with strong line-ups. If United can score first we could have game on.

Steve: Walk in the park for City tonight. Ole has no idea.

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There's one game in the Premier League as well tonight as leaders Liverpool take on struggling West Ham.

Will the Reds' unbeaten run continue? Or will the Hammers pull off a bit of a surprise while boosting their survival hopes?

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Both sides mean business as they name strong sides. Five changes for Manchester City from their last Premier League game as Sergio Aguero comes back into the starting XI.

Aymeric Laporte is once again absent after missing the FA Cup win against Fulham having returned after five months out in the 1-0 win at Sheffield United last week.

Man City XI:Bravo, Walker, Cancelo, Otamendi, Rodrigo, Gundogan, De Bruyne (c), Bernardo, Mahrez, Sterling, Aguero.Subs:Ederson, Stones, Jesus, Zinchenko, D Silva, Foden, Garcia.

Four changes for Manchester United as Mason Greenwood leads the line for the visitors. United also appear to have gone for three at the back like they did in the defeat against Liverpool.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, Williams, Matic, Fred, Lingard, Martial, Greenwood. Subs: Romero, Bailly, Jones, Mata, Pereira, Dalot, James.

• Manchester City have won just one of their last five home matches against Manchester United (W1 D1 L3), all in the Premier League between 2016 and 2019.
• Manchester United are looking to record consecutive away victories against Manchester City for the first time since winning four in a row between November 1993 and November 2000, with all wins in that run coming in league games.
• In all competitions, the home side has won just two of the last 11 matches between Manchester City and Manchester United (W2 D2 L7) - indeed, the away side has won five of the last six, including each of the last three.

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he is wary of the threat that Manchester United will pose in tonight's game.

City dominated the first leg at Old Trafford on 7 January but United won the Premier League meeting between the sides 2-1 on 7 December.

"It's Manchester United. They can do it, they have done it," said Guardiola. "In these kind of games against incredible teams with incredible history, they have pride and I know how difficult it will be to reach the final."

Matthew Knights: Villa basically handing the cup to Man City by beating Leicester.

Thoughts on the Fernandes signing, Manchester United fans? Would you be happy with that completing your business in this window? If not, who else would you like to see come in?

And what about you, Manchester City fans? Like to see anyone come in through the doors at the Etihad or happy with the squad as is until the summer?

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"He is a player who scores lots of goals and in terms of his attributes he is very good from 25 yards out."

In Bruno Fernandes, have Manchester United signed a player in the Frank Lampard mould?

Find out more about Fernandes in an article by BBC Sport's Steven Sutcliffe here.

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There's been some good news to kick off Manchester United fans' evening with Bruno Fernandes on the verge of completing his move to Old Trafford.

United have agreed a deal to sign the Portugal midfielder from Sporting Lisbon.

United will pay an initial fee of around 55m euros (£47m) for the 25-year-old, though add-ons could increase the overall cost to 80m euros (£67.6m).

The move is subject to a medical and the agreement of personal terms.

Read more here.

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With the Premier League title race all but over, the likes of Manchester City and Manchester United have to look elsewhere for trophies this season.

One avenue is the Carabao Cup. City and United are just 90 minutes away from reaching the final of the competition.

After winning 3-1 in the first leg at Old Trafford, Pep Guardiola's side already have one foot on the Wembley turf but Manchester United have won at the Etihad already this season.

So will City stroll through? Or can United pull off a repeat of their previous success on enemy soil?