Man City vs Arsenal injuries: Every player ruled out of Premier League title clash
Sunday sees two Premier League title contenders square off at the Etihad Stadium when Manchester City host Arsenal.
The two sides are separated by just one point ahead of the clash between third and first, though rivals Liverpool could shoot to the top of the English top flight if they beat Brighton earlier in the day.
In the last direct league meeting between any of the top three this season, there are injury concerns for both Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta to consider. The Cityzens boss watched as a number of key performers limped out of international duty, while the Gunners are patiently awaiting news on their star winger after he was ruled out of March's friendlies.
Here are all the Man City and Arsenal players ruled out of Sunday's huge clash and those facing anxious races to be fit in time.
First choice goalkeeper Ederson has been missing since sustaining a leg injury in the 1-1 draw with Liverpool earlier in March, but there is optimism the Brazilian will be fit in time to replace Stefan Ortega between the sticks.
It's in defence where Guardiola could be most limited in his team selection this weekend. Kyle Walker withdrew from England's friendly defeat to Brazil early on and John Stones later suffered a similar fate in the 2-2 draw with Belgium.
Manuel Akanji also picked up a knock on international duty with Switzerland.
While Man City's backline may be a little stretched, Guardiola was at least handed a boost with both Kevin De Bruyne and Jack Grealish pictured in training in midweek.
De Bruyne pulled out of Belgium's squad due to a groin problem, having already been sidelined for four months this season, and sat out of City's clash with Newcastle United in the FA Cup before the March international break.
Grealish was
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