Manchester City are aiming for a third successive victory since the international break when they visit local rivals Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon. The Cityzens booked their ticket in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend and followed that triumph up with a midweek victory over a hopeless Leicester City.

Manchester United host Manchester City in the latest edition of the Manchester derby this afternoon. United’s last-gasp win over City at the Etihad in December will have Pep Guardiola’s side gunning for revenge this afternoon.

Manchester City could have Phil Foden and Manuel Akanji back for Saturday’s Premier League trip to Everton, though Ederson is out. The soon-to-be-deposed champions head to Goodison Park this weekend looking for successive wins in the race for a top-five finish and Champions League qualification for next season after following up a drab Manchester derby stalemate at Old Trafford by bouncing back from an early two-goal deficit to hit five at home to Crystal Palace.