Manchester City might have to play without Kevin De Bruyne in their title-deciding clash against West Ham on Sunday. The star midfielder was forced off with an ankle injury against Tottenham in mid-week.<\/p>\n
Manchester City reclaimed the Premier League\u2019s top spot by defeating Tottenham 2-0 on Tuesday. The Citizens are on the verge of claiming their fourth league title in a row, but there is still one game to be played.<\/p>\n
Read More<\/strong>: Citizens Eyeing Summer Move For \u2018Phenomenal\u2019 Star<\/a><\/p>\n The tight race between the holders and Arsenal, which has been ongoing for several months, will finally come to a conclusion this weekend. The leaders host the Irons while the Gunners hope to keep their title hopes alive by beating Everton at the Emirates.<\/p>\n Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Guardiola said<\/a> he expected a similar situation to the final day of the 2021\/22 season when the Citizens claimed the trophy after a dramatic win over Aston Villa.<\/p>\n De Bruyne was crucial to the victory<\/a> that day, but he might have to stay out of Sunday\u2019s clash against West Ham.<\/p>\n Read More<\/strong>: Injury Stats Reveal Secret Behind \u2018Historic\u2018 Arsenal And Man City Runs<\/a><\/p>\n Asked about the 32-year-old’s fitness, Guardiola admitted the midfielder\u2019s participation in the next game is not guaranteed, saying<\/a>: \u201cWe will see today. Yesterday we were off and today we\u2019ve got training and I will see.\u201d<\/p>\n On Tuesday, Nathan Ake returned to the squad after recovering from a minor calf issue. However, Ederson is expected to miss his side\u2019s last two games of the season after suffering a fracture<\/a> to his right eye socket against Tottenham.<\/p>\n Read More<\/strong>: Phil Foden\u00a0Given Massive Boost In Player Of The Season Race<\/a><\/p>\nLatest Injury Updates<\/h3>\n