Manchester City has been on a great run as of late and after getting a nice result against Bayern Munich in the Champions League and a thrashing of Arsenal in the Premier League, the team enters the quarter-finals round of the Capital One Cup against Leicester City and the match will be at King Power Stadium and offers a tough test for both sides and starts up at 7:45 pm and streaming from beIN Sport Play.
Manchester City has some tough games ahead and the match on Tuesday will give them a chance to work things out ahead of the Premier League this weekend with a match coming against Fulham at Craven Cottage and then against Liverpool and they also are gearing up for the Champions League later in February in the knockout round. The club was drawn against Barcelona and the first match will be at Etihad Stadium before the very tough return trip to Estadio Camp Nou in March.
Manchester City was ready for a tough draw selection and that came after a big win against Arsenal on Saturday that was dominant and they also are coming off of a nice win over Bayern Munich in Champions League play 3-2 in their last match. Man City has been playing very well and now they are in the Capital One Cup quarters and will be looking for another solid result. Manchester City is now fourth on the EPL league table and that is right behind Chelsea and Liverpool and they helped bring things closer for the top clubs after defeating the Gunners in dominating fashion. Leicester will not be an easy win for Manchester City and the club knows better than to underestimate the team and the club could end up in the Premier League next season depending on how things shake out and this along with the Chelsea match could be very entertaining.
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Arsenal will have to deal with the fallout from Jack Wilshere being charged with making abusive gestures towards the fans at their game against Manchester City on the Saturday at Etihad Stadium.
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has been charged with making an offensive gesture at the end of the 6-3 defeat the Premier League leaders suffered at Manchester City on Saturday, the FA said.
The England international is alleged to have made an abusive hand gesture towards City supporters at the Etihad stadium.
The incident went unnoticed by match officials but was caught on video and Wilshere has been charged retrospectively by the FA under a new pilot project for potential 'not seen' incidents in Premier League matches.
"Under the new process if an incident has not been seen by the match officials, a three-man panel will be asked by the FA to review it and advise what, if any action, they believe the match referee should have taken had it been witnessed at the time," the FA said in a statement on Tuesday.
"For an FA charge to follow all three panel members must agree it is a sending-off offence. In this instance the panel was unanimous." (Reuters)
