How to watch Manchester City vs Fulham live: stream link, TV channel, team news, prediction

Manchester City continue their fight for the Premier League title with a visit to in-form Fulham at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday (live at 10am ET). Online streaming via Remier League on Peacock).

City return to the Premier League after Slovan Bratislava moved to the Champions League in midweek. Thanks to a draw at Newcastle United, Pep Guardiola's men go into the weekend one point behind leaders Liverpool.

WATCH MANCHESTER CITY vs FULHAM LIVE

Fulham have not lost in the Premier League since an opening week setback at Manchester United and the Cottagers are unbeaten in five games heading into this visit to the champions.

City boss Pep Guardiola is the longest-serving manager in the Premier League, while Fulham's Marco Silva is in his fourth year at the club. This game is a great opportunity to assert Fulham as European contenders.

How to watch Manchester City vs Fulham live, with stream link and start time

Kick-off time: Saturday, 10 a.m. ET
Venue: Etihad Stadium
TV channels: Peacock Premium
Streaming: Premier League on Peacock

Manchester City focus, team news

City had few problems in Slovakia and beat Bratislava 4-0. They were able to rest Mateo Kovacic, Ederson and Bernardo Silva and call on Ruben Dias, Kyle Walker and Jack Grealish for less than half an hour.

OUT OF: Rodri (knee – season out)Oscar Bobb (lower leg), Nathan Ake (thigh), Kevin De Bruyne (groin)

Fulham focus, team news

The Cottagers have a number of playmakers. New signing Emile Smith Rowe has rightly been given his flowers, but Andreas Pereira is one of the Premier League's top five players when it comes to key passes per game. And USMNT left-back Antonee Robinson has emerged as one of the best at his position.

OUT: Carlos Vinicius (calf)

Manchester City vs Fulham prediction

The Cottagers have done a good job replacing Palhinha and they will feel they can compete in the middle of the park with Rodri and Kevin De Bruyne missing for City. Can Fulham fire out of the gates and take the lead at the Etihad? Maybe, but City could perhaps have used their midweek outing to get out of their mini-funk (two draws). Man City 2-0 Fulham.