Manchester City host Sevilla in the Champions League this week knowing a win is vital as they bid to make the last 16 for the third year running.
City are in decent form having scored 11 goals in their last two league matches, and they currently sit top of the Premier League table—two points ahead of Arsenal and Manchester United.
Manuel Pellegrini’s side have been unconvincing so far in this season’s Champions League. They lost their first match at home to Juventus, before a shaky win away against Borussia Monchengladbach, a game that highlighted their defensive frailties.