Dinamo Zagreb v City: Kick off, injuries & TV info | OneFootball

Where and when

The match kicks off at 17:55 BST on Wednesday 11 December at the Stadion Maksimir in Zagreb.

You can follow all the action as it unfolds via our Matchday Centre on mancity.com or via Twitter: @ManCity.

For viewers outside the UK, our global TV listings will show you where you can watch the game wherever you are in the world.

Team news

City

John Stones misses the game due to a hamstring injury he suffered against Manchester United, while David Silva was also left at home as a precaution after picking up a knock at the weekend.

Sergio Aguero has also not recovered in time, with he and Stones joining  long-tern absentees, Leroy Sane and Aymeric Laporte, on the sideline.

Dinamo Zagreb

Sandro Kulenovic (broken foot) is the hosts only injury concern.

Pep Guardiola's preview

“We have the two young players. We have many injuries. The rest of the squad is here. We are going to put out the best squad in the circumstances.

“Of course, we have already qualified and the Premier League is more important right now than the Champions League. We are going to make some changes, but we have a good squad to try to compete and to get a good result.”

WATCH: Guardiola's wish for Foden's future

Match officials

Referee: Carlos del Cerro Grande Assistants: Juan Carlos Yuste. Roberto Alonso. Fourth Official: Guillermo Cuadra Fernandez Video Assistant Referee: Jesús Gil Manzano  Assistant Video Referee: Xavier Estrada Fernandez

Last time out

City suffered a 2-1 home reverse to Manchester United in Saturday's 179th Manchester derby. Though Nicolas Otamendi headed home late on after first half strikes from Marcus Rashford (penalty) and Anthony Martial, the Champions were unable to produce an equaliser.

WATCH: City 1-2 United: Short highlights

Last meeting

Second half goals from substitutes Raheem Sterling and Phil Foden earned City a 2-0 win over Dinamo Zagreb at the Etihad Stadium.

Sterling swept home a Riyad Mahrez cross from close-range with 25 minutes left, before Foden finished off an excellent counter-attacking move in stoppage time to make it two wins from two in Champions League Group C.

WATCH: Extended highlights: City v Dinamo Zagreb