Find out everything you need to know ahead of City's Premier League clash with Burnley.

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·20 aprile 2026

Find out everything you need to know ahead of City's Premier League clash with Burnley.

When and where

Pep Guardiola’s side travel to Turf Moor on Wednesday 22 April at Turf Moor with kick-off scheduled for 20:00 (UK).

The game will be shown live in the UK via Now TV, Sky GO, Sky GO Extra and Sky Sports Main Event.

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You can also keep across all of the action via mancity.com and our official app, as well as the key moments on X/Twitter: @ManCity.

Supporters living around the world can find out how they can tune in via our global TV listings below, courtesy of liversoccertv.com.

App Coverage

As always, the official Man City app has all bases covered for our trip to Turf Moor.

Our Matchday Centre gets under way at 17:00, providing text updates, stats and analysis across the evening.

From kick-off you can enjoy live audio commentary from Alistair Mann and Michael Brown, while those with push notifications turned on will also be alerted to all the key moments as they unfold.

For a guide on how to personalise those notifications to a specific City team, click here.

A match report and reaction from Pep Guardiola and players alike can be accessed soon after the final whistle, with two-minute highlights then available from 23:00 (UK).

More detailed highlights packages and a CITY+ full-match replay will be published from midnight.

Opposing Manager - SCOTT PARKER

After enjoying a successful playing career, Scott Parker started his managerial career at Fulham in 2019 as he took over in a caretaker capacity for the Cottagers, before being offered the role on a permanent basis.

Parker then guided the London side to the Premier League, before heading down south to take charge of Bournemouth in 2021.

After a short stint at Club Brugge, he was appointed as head coach of Burnley in July 2024 and won his third managerial promotion from the Championship in his first season.

So far the Clarets have earnt a 2-0 win over Sunderland in the second week of the 2025/26 Premier League season and earned a 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest.

Pep Guardiola preview

The City boss will address the media on Tuesday 21 April from 12:30 (UK).

You can follow along live on mancity.com and our official app, with a full written recap available shortly after its conclusion.

Previous meeting

A late Erling Haaland double, two Maxime Esteve own goals and a Matheus Nunes strike fired us to a deserved 5-1 victory at the Etihad Stadium.

City had taken a 12th minute lead via Esteve’s first own goal after initial fine work from Jeremy Doku.

But against the run of the play, Scott Parker’s visitors then drew level seven minutes before the break thanks to a Jaidon Anthony strike.

However, City’s persistence and patience was rewarded on 61 minutes when Nunes fired home a brilliant 12-yard volley to restore our advantage.

And within four minutes the Blues pulled further ahead as the unfortunate Esteve again put into his own net under pressure from substitute Oscar Bobb just moments after the Norwegian had come on from the bench.

A fine afternoon’s work was then rounded off when Haaland, who had provided the assist for Nunes, twice struck late on to take his tally for the season for club and country to a remarkable 13 goals and move City up into the top five in the table.

Last time out

Erling Haaland’s second-half strike fired City to 2-1 victory over league leaders Arsenal at the Etihad.

The result saw us move within three points of the Premier League summit.

Rayan Cherki fired City into a 16th minute lead after bamboozling the Gunners defence with a sublime piece of skill before drilling home a sweetly struck shot.

Within 30 seconds however Arsenal drew level through Kai Havertz after the Gunners striker harried an attempted Gianluigi Donnarumma clearance with the ball ricocheting into the net.

In what was an intense, high quality affair, Arsenal twice struck the post after the break through Eberechi Eze and Gabriel.

However, a relentless City, who had also struck the woodwork twice through Cherki and Haaland, were not to be denied.

And, as so often, it was Haaland who delivered, the striker firing home on 65 minutes to lift the roof off the Etihad and secure a huge three points to move us to within three of the Gunners - and with a precious game in hand.