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Date/Time:     Jul 18, 2011, 10:00pm
Competition:     World Football Challenge
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  More minutes, more Manchester City pressure, more red-card-worthy offences from Robert Huth. Micah Richards is in possession and attempting to move towards the flank, which leads the ex-Chelsea centre half to fly in with a two footed scissor tackle. It earns him a yellow card, but that should be a straight red card, just like the elbow to Mario Balotelli's head earlier. Aleksandar Kolarov takes the free kick, so naturally it goes about ten yards over Thomas Sorensen's crossbar.

Nigel de Jong then attempts a sidefooted shot from 25 yards after excellent work from David Silva and Yaya Toure. The Dutch midfielder opted to sacrifice power for accuracy and managed neither, dribbling an appalling weak effort well wide of goal. He probably should have just hit that one. If I haven't talked about Stoke attack for a while, it's because they haven't gotten out of their half for longer than five seconds at a time for a little while, which is slightly sad. 

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Tottenham will be without several key players for Tuesday's must-win clash at Manchester City. Gareth Bale (ankle), Benoit Assou-Ekotto (hamstring) and Tom Huddlestone (ankle) are out while there are doubts over Peter Crouch (back) and Luka Modric (hip). Down and out: Bale has been ruled out for the remainder of the season Steven Pienaar could miss out with an ankle problem and Jonathan Woodgate (calf), Ledley King (groin), Wilson Palacios and Alan Hutton (both knee) are all unavailable. Provisional squad: Gomes, Cudicini, Pletikosa, Corluka, Bassong, Gallas, Dawson, Kaboul, Lennon, Kranjcar, Pienaar, Sandro, Modric, Jenas, Rose, Kranjcar, Van der Vaart, Defoe, Pavlyuchenko, Crouch.  This week is 'do or die'! De Jong tells Manchester City to make historyBale out! Redknapp expects winger to miss final three games of the seasonMan City blow it at Goodison as big week gets off to a jittery start Explore more:People: Alan Hutton, Jonathan Woodgate, Gareth Bale, Peter Crouch, Ledley King, Wilson Palacios, Luka Modric, Tom Huddlestone

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Arsenal and Manchester City will go head to head in a vital top of the table clash on Wednesday night. City are currently level on points with league leaders Manchester United, while Arsenal are only two points further back. Arsenal will enter this game on a three game unbeaten streak, while City will be looking for their fourth straight win.

Defenders Kieran Gibbs and Abou Diaby will be ruled out with injury for the Gunners, while Manuel Almunia and Thomas Vermaelen are long term absentees.

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City will be without World Cup winning winger David Silva who is out with a knee problem. Striker Mario Balotelli will also miss the game with a knee injury.

The Citizens scaled the summit of the league table for a brief time on Tuesday after mauling Aston Villa 4-0 thanks to a hat-trick from Matio Balotelli and a goal from Joleon Lescott. Manager Roberto Mancini will be delighted with his side’s showing and will hope that they can continue in the same vein. However the game against Arsenal will be a tough challenge and Mancini knows this
Arsenal missed a chance to narrow the gap at the top of the table after they were held to a 2-2 draw by Wigan. Ben Watson's penalty gave Wigan the lead, but goals from Andrei Arshavin and Nicklas Bendtner had given Arsenal a 2-1 lead. Charles N’Zogbia was sent-off for the Latics, which gave the Gunners a distinct advantage. But an own goal from Sebastian Squillaci meant that the sides had to share spoils. Manager Arsene Wenger would have been disappointed with his side’s showing, but will focus on this game as a win here could help the side regain top spot.