RB Leipzig v Manchester City live stream, BT Sport, Tuesday 7 December, 5.45pm GMT
Manchester City will be looking to end the Champions League group stage on a high by beating RB Leipzig in one of Tuesday's early kick-offs.
Pep Guardiola's side are safely through to the knockout stage after their 2-1 victory over PSG last time out. That win also wrapped up first place for City, who are guaranteed to play one of the group runners-up in the round of 16.
The pressure is therefore off on Tuesday night and Guardiola will no doubt take advantage of the opportunity to rest some of his key players. The hectic festive period is on the horizon and the Premier League title race is heating up, so we are unlikely to see City's strongest possible XI at the Red Bull Arena.
Guardiola will still want to see his side emerge victorious. Since a 2-0 defeat by Crystal Palace at the end of October, City have won seven games on the bounce in all competitions. Extending that run to eight matches would keep the momentum going ahead of upcoming league games against Wolves, Leeds and Newcastle.
RB Leipzig parted ways with their manager Jesse Marsch at the weekend following a 2-1 loss to Union Berlin on Friday night.
That was their third defeat on the bounce in the Bundesliga, while they were eliminated from the Champions League even before an impressive 5-0 thrashing of Club Brugge on matchday five. Achim Beierlorzer, Marsch's erstwhile assistant, will take charge of the team on Tuesday.
Leipzig will drop into the Europa League if they maintain their current position of third in Group A. They will automatically do that if PSG beat Club Brugge in the other game, while a win would guarantee their place in Europe's secondary competition.
City remain without Ferran Torres, but Kevin De Bruyne could return to the starting XI after a spell on the sidelines.
Kick-off is at 5.45pm GMT and the game is being shown live on BT Sport 2 in the UK.
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