The record shows a magnificent seven wins from seven outings for Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City. The Catalan is already creating the myth that a side can be beaten before they walk past the white line for kick-off. Can, then, Bournemouth do what no other side has yet and, at least, fashion a draw? It appears a slim prospect even though City are without the sublime and prolific Sergio Agüero, who is suspended. Jamie JacksonKick-off Saturday 3pmVenue Etihad StadiumLast season Manchester City 5 Bournemouth 1Referee Jonathan MossThis season G3, Y17, R0, 5.67 cards per gameOdds H 3-10 A 12-1 D 11-2Manchester CitySubs from Caballero, Zabaleta, Navas, Iheanacho, Adarabioyo, Sané, Clichy, Delph, Fernando, KompanyDoubtful Delph, Fernando, Kompany (match fitness)Injured Silva (match fitness), Touré (migraine, both unknown)Suspended Agüero (second of three)Form WWWWDiscipline Y8 R0Leading scorer Agüero 3BournemouthSubs from Allsop, Federici, Gosling, B Smith, Afobe, Gradel, Hyndman, L Cook, Grabban, Mousset, M Wilson, Pugh, Fraser, Wilshere, MingsDoubtful Pugh (hamstring)Injured NoneSuspended NoneForm LLDWDiscipline Y4 R1Leading scorers King, A Smith, Wilson 1

Source: The Guardian September 16, 2016 15:45 UTC