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Man City vs Fulham: Premier League Title Pressure Builds at Etihad

Premier League Stakes Rise for Man City

Man City have the opportunity to intensify the Premier League title race when Fulham arrive at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday evening. With Arsenal not in action until Thursday, Pep Guardiola’s side can close the gap to three points and shift the psychological weight of the contest.

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The late comeback at Anfield, sealing a dramatic 2-1 victory over Liverpool, has injected renewed belief into City’s campaign. The champions began the weekend six points behind Arsenal and ended it in the same position, yet the significance of that win stretched beyond the table. The celebrations at full time reflected a squad aware that momentum can redefine a Premier League run-in.

Fulham, meanwhile, travel north having lost three of their last four matches. Their season has shown resilience in spells, but consistency has eluded them at a critical stage.

Kick Off Details and Broadcast Information

Man City vs Fulham is scheduled for a 7.30pm GMT kick-off on Wednesday, February 11, 2026. The match takes place at the Etihad Stadium.

Supporters in the UK can watch the game live on TNT Sports, with coverage beginning at 7pm GMT on TNT Sports 4. Subscribers can also stream the fixture via the Discovery+ app and website.

Squad Updates Shape Selection Choices

Guardiola is boosted by the return of Abdukodir Khusanov, who is fit after a head injury sustained against Liverpool. Ruben Dias is in line for his first start in over a month and is expected to partner Marc Guehi, who has been ever present in the Premier League since joining from Crystal Palace in January.

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John Stones is also available. Jeremy Doku and Savinho are nearing returns, while Gvardiol and Mateo Kovacic remain sidelined.

Fulham’s storyline carries added intrigue. Oscar Bobb could face his former club soon after his £27million move, having featured briefly against Everton.

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Calvin Bassey, who has not started since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations, may be recalled as Fulham look to reinforce their defensive structure against one of the Premier League’s most potent attacks.

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Prediction and Head to Head Record

Victory over Liverpool has sharpened Man City’s focus. Playing before Arsenal offers a chance to amplify the title tension and place pressure squarely on their rivals.

Fulham possess attacking threat, as shown in the nine goal encounter at Craven Cottage earlier this season, yet City’s dominance in this fixture is overwhelming. They have won 19 consecutive meetings across all competitions.

Man City to win, 3-1.

Head to head record further underlines that superiority. Man City have 44 wins to Fulham’s 17, with 16 draws between the sides.