Tony Pulis will toast signing what, not too long ago, appeared to be an unlikely contract extension by looking to get one over Pep Guardiola, who will be desperate to avoid extending an already record winless streak to seven. Fortunately for Man City, they have won nine of their past meetings against West Brom. But can a team lacking cutting edge break down a notoriously rigid defensive unit? Alan SmithKick-off Saturday 3pmVenue The HawthornsLast season West Bromwich Albion 0 Manchester City 3Referee L MasonThis season G4, Y11, R0, 2.75 cards per gameOdds H 15-2 A 1-2 D 18-5Tony Pulis signs one-year contract extension with West Brom Read moreWest Bromwich AlbionSubs from Myhill, Olsson, Galloway, Morrison, Field, McClean, Leko,Robson-Kanu, BerahinoDoubtful Berahino (match fitness), McClean (leg)Injured NoneSuspended Yacob (one match)Form WDDDLDiscipline Y23 R0Leading scorer Chadli 4Manchester CitySubs from Caballero, Navas, Clichy, Iheanacho, Adarabioyo, Gunn, Otamendi, Fernando, Maffeo, ZabaletaDoubtful Zabaleta (foot)Injured Sagna (hamstring, 5 Nov), De Bruyne (calf, unknown), Delph (knock, unknown)Suspended NoneForm WWLDDDiscipline Y17 R1Leading scorer Agüero 5

Source: The Guardian October 28, 2016 13:24 UTC