please log in to view this image Manchester City v Chelsea please log in to view this image http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?matchid=146999&part=sports Streams will appear 1 hour before the start of the match. 31 stations have announced they will broadcast this match. please log in to view this image TEAM NEWS Carlos Tevez could be included in the Manchester City squad for the first time since September. Joleon Lescott (groin) is out, Vincent Kompany (calf) is doubtful, but Pablo Zabaleta (hamstring) and Gareth Barry (back) are fit. Chelsea will be without skipper John Terry who is feeling the effects of playing two games in four days following a return from knee surgery. But he is expected to be fit for Saturday's game with Tottenham. MATCH PREVIEW The results of a League Managers' Association survey published last week revealed that two-thirds of Premier League bosses thought Manchester City would win the title this season. I suspect they were asked the question before City lost top spot to Manchester United, and that more than two-thirds would now be leaning towards the red side after their mauling of Wolves on Sunday took them four points clear. This is City's catch-up game - and Roberto Mancini knows better than anyone it's absolutely crucial they reduce the gap to a single point by winning it. Two games ago he targeted 11 wins from the then 12 matches remaining to make sure United finished a place below his team. Having lost at Swansea, by his own sums they've now got to go 10 out of 10 to the finish. It's Chelsea who are the 100% men at the moment though. With four wins out of four since Roberto Di Matteo took charge, they look a different, revitalised team to the one that Andre Villas-Boas seemed to be struggling to have control over. Frank Lampard's starting, Didier Drogba is in the mood, and Fernando Torres has finally got on the scoresheet again! This, however, will be the sternest test yet of Di Matteo's strong early claims to be the next permanent Stamford Bridge boss. City have won all their home league games this season, and it's 19 wins in a row since the end of February last year. Chelsea have failed to win any of their last four away in the league - losing the last two without scoring. They've also lost on their last two visits to Eastlands. Last season a single Carlos Tevez goal won it for City and, with the Argentine now out of exile and a 'possible' substitute in Mancini's mind, what price a glorious return to re-ignite the title challenge with (almost) all forgiven by City's fans? There'll be a big story to come out of this game one way or another. Headlines for Tevez or Torres? I just can't decide. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17363120
Manchester City 25 Hart 02 Richards 05 Zabaleta 22 Clichy 28 K Toure 19 Nasri 21 Silva 34 De Jong 42 Y Toure 16 Aguero 45 Balotelli Substitutes 30 Pantilimon 13 Kolarov 15 Savic 07 Milner 18 Barry 10 Dzeko 32 Tevez Chelsea 01 Cech 02 Ivanovic 03 Cole 04 David Luiz 24 Cahill 07 Ramires 08 Lampard 10 Mata 12 Mikel 16 Meireles 09 Torres Substitutes 22 Turnbull 17 Bosingwa 05 Essien 15 Malouda 11 Drogba 21 Kalou 23 Sturridge
