Before they can think about attempting to overturn a one-goal deficit against Real Madrid, Manchester City must turn attentions to the not-so-small matter of a Premier League visit from Newcastle

Man City were heavily beaten 5-1 by Arsenal in their last top-flight fixture a fortnight ago, leaving them in fifth place and a staggering 18 points behind leaders Liverpool. They are also two points behind Chelsea in fourth, as well as level on points with their next opponents Newcastle in sixth, who also have the same goal difference.

How Leicester City could set up at Old Trafford with Ruud van Nistelrooy set to name a strong line-up for his return to old club Manchester United in the FA Cup