Manchester City v Leeds United live stream, Tuesday 14 December, 8.00pm GMT
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Premier League leaders Manchester City are aiming for a seventh consecutive league victory when Leeds visit the Etihad on Tuesday.
A Raheem Sterling penalty was enough to give Pep Guardiola’s side a 1-0 win over ten-man Wolves on Saturday, although the handball call leading to the spot kick was a controversial one.
It nevertheless continues City’s relentless run of form and keeps them on top of the table with 38 points, one ahead of Liverpool and two above Chelsea.
Guardiola’s men produced 24 shots to Wolves’ three but couldn’t extend their advantage, and they will be hoping to take advantage of a leaky Leeds defence in midweek.
The Lilywhites suffered a 3-2 defeat to Chelsea last time out, but boss Marcelo Bielsa claimed afterwards that they deserved a draw for their efforts after conceding two penalties, including one that led to Jorginho’s 94th-minute winner.
Leeds face City, Arsenal and Liverpool over the next two weeks and will be hoping to produce some upsets to avoid being drawn further towards the relegation fight.
They will have to do so without England midfielder Kalvin Phillips though, as he has been ruled out for two months following hamstring surgery.
The Yorkshire club currently sit 15th, five points above the drop zone, but they have one win in their last six league outings going into a grueling run of festive fixtures.
Kick-off is at 8.00pm GMT on Tuesday, December 14.
UK viewers can watch live on BT Sport 2. See below for international broadcast options.
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