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Will Brentford stay up? The Bees won their last away game at Wolves to provide some breathing space between themselves and the bottom three.

They start this game in 14th - five points above the relegation zone - after losing 4-1 at home to Liverpool at the weekend.

Their third successive season in the Premier League has not been helped by injuries and suspensions to key players.

They have been without each of their three top scorers from last season - Ivan Toney, Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa - for significant periods.

Ethan Pinnock is out with a damaged ankle until next month's international break, while the returns of full-back Aaron Hickey and forward Kevin Schade are "still a bit further down the line". Schade, their £22m signing from Freiburg last summer, has not played since September.

This game was originally scheduled for 23 December but was postponed due to Manchester City being at the Fifa Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia.

City will start March top of the table if they win their next two games - and Liverpool drop points against Luton.

Tonight

Man City v Brentford (19:30)

Wednesday

Liverpool v Luton (19:30)

Saturday

Bournemouth v Man City (17:30)

Arsenal v Newcastle (20:00)

All times GMT.

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It might be a Champions League midweek but they've managed to add a cheeky Premier League game or two to the fixture list.

Liverpool host Luton Town on Wednesday but before that we've got Manchester City against Brentford.

Will Pep Guardiola's side return to winning ways after dropping points against Chelsea?

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A huge midweek of Champions League action coming up. Also a pivotal week in the race to finish top of the Premier League.

Should Manchester City win their game in hand tonight, two points will separate the top three with 13 matches to play.

Are we heading towards a spectacular finale?