Pep Guardiola and his star-studded Manchester City team are unbeaten in their latest Premier League defence as clubs across the Home Nations prepare to pay tribute to the Queen following her death.
Fixtures scheduled for this Premier League matchday have been postponed as a mark of respect and that decision has been replicated further down the footballing pyramid. As such, there will no change to the early standings over this weekend with City sitting second on 14 points from their opening six matches.
Guardiola and his men trail Arsenal by a single point heading into this unplanned break after Erling Haaland scored ten goals to spearhead their early-season charge. Haaland, 22, has been in devastating form since his £51m transfer from Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund this summer window and City will be hoping it continues.
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As it stands - subject to possible change - here is who City will play in their next six Premier League games compared to other 'big six' clubs;
Manchester City
Saturday, September 17 vs Wolves (A) at 12.30pm
Sunday, October 2 vs Manchester United (H) at 2pm
Saturday, October 8 vs Southampton (H) at 3pm
Sunday, October 16 vs Liverpool (A) at 4.30pm
Wednesday, October 19 vs Arsenal (A) at 7.30pm
Saturday, October 22 vs Brighton (H) at 3pm
Arsenal
Sunday, September 18 vs Brentford (A) at 2pm
Saturday, October 1 vs Tottenham Hotspur (H) at 12.30pm
Sunday, October 9 vs Liverpool (H) at 4.30pm
Sunday, October 16 vs Leeds United (A) at 2pm
Wednesday, October 19 vs Manchester City (H) at 7.30pm
Sunday, October 23 vs Southampton (A) at 2pm
Chelsea
Sunday, September 18 vs Liverpool (H) at 4.30pm
Saturday, October 1 vs Crystal Palace (A) at 3pm
Saturday, October 8 vs Wolves (H) at 3pm
Sunday, October 16 vs Aston Villa (A) at 2pm
Wednesday, October 19 vs Brentford (A) at 7.30pm
Saturday, October 22 vs Manchester United (H) at TBC
Liverpool
Sunday, October 18 vs Chelsea (A) at 4.30pm
Saturday, October 1 vs Brighton (H) at 3pm
Sunday, October 9 vs Arsenal (A) at 4.30pm
Sunday, October 16 vs Manchester City (H) at 4.30pm
Wednesday, October 19 vs West Ham United (H) at 7.30pm
Saturday, October 22 vs Nottingham Forest (A) at 12.30pm
Manchester United
Sunday, September 18 vs Leeds United (H) at 2pm
Sunday, October 2 vs Manchester City (A) at 2pm
Sunday, October 9 vs Everton (A) at 7pm
Sunday, October 16 vs Newcastle United (H) at 2pm
Wednesday, October 19 vs Tottenham Hotspur (H) at 8.15pm
Saturday, October 22 vs Chelsea (A) at TBC
Tottenham Hotspur
Saturday, September 17 vs Leicester City (H) at 5.30pm
Saturday, October 1 vs Arsenal (A) at 12.30pm
Saturday, October 8 vs Brighton (A) at 5.30pm
Saturday, October 15 vs Everton (H) at 5.30pm
Wednesday, October 19 vs Manchester United (A) at 8.15pm
Saturday, October 22 vs Newcastle United (H) at 5.30pm
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