If Pep Guardiola could choose a team against whom to try to gain a 20th win on the trot he might well pick West Ham. David Moyes’s side suffered a 4-0 humiliation at fellow-strugglers Everton in mid-week, which included Wayne Rooney’s wonder goal, and will surely not fancy facing Manchester City away. If Manchester United win at Arsenal on Saturday it may put some pressure on Guardiola’s side but, really, they should still defeat West Ham whatever may have happened. Jamie Jackson
Kick-off Sunday 4pm
Venue Etihad Stadium
Last season Manchester City 3 West Ham United 1
Live Sky Sports Premier League
Referee Mike Dean
This season G10, Y35, R1, 3.70 cards per game
Odds H 1-9 A 22-1 D 9-1
Manchester City
Subs from Bravo, Mangala, Touré, Adarabioyo, Díaz, B Silva, Danilo, Jesus,
Foden, Gündogan
Doubtful None
Injured Stones (hamstring, Jan), Mendy (knee, Apr)
Suspended None
Form WWWWWW
Discipline Y27 R2
Leading scorers Agüero, Sterling 9
West Ham United
Subs from Trott, Pike, Haksabanovic, Masuaku, Sakho, Fernandes, Arnautovic, Martínez, Quina
Doubtful Reid (unknown)
Injured Byram (thigh), Carroll (knee), Collins, Hernández, Reid (all hamstring, all 9 Dec), Fonte (ankle, Jan)
Suspended None
Unavailable Hart (terms of loan)
Form LDLLDL
Discipline Y31 R2
Leading scorer Hernández 3