Man City vs Bournemouth, Premier League preview: Prediction, kick-off time, TV, live stream, h2h, team news

Manchester City welcome Bournemouth to the Etihad tonight as they took to see out their Premier League campaign in style.

With the threat of a Champions League ban no longer hanging over them, Pep Guardiola can start to plan for next season - although there are still two trophies up for grabs this term.

Bournemouth gave their Premier League survival hopes a huge boost with victory over Leicester on Sunday.

But they take on a City side who have scored 10 without reply in their two games since that shock defeat to Southampton.

Date, time and venue

Man City vs Bournemouth is scheduled for a 6pm BST kick-off tonight.

How to watch

TV channel: Man City vs Bournemouth will be shown live on Sky Sports' Premier League and Main Event channels and is available via Now TV with a day pass for £9.99, or a three-month pass on offer for £25.

It is also one of Sky's 25 allocation free-to-air games for the resumption of the season, available on Sky One and Pick.

Sky One is available on channels 106 and 806 on Sky, channels 109 on 110 on Virgin, channel 201 on TalkTalk TV and channels 340 and 355 on BT TV.

Pick is available on channel 11 on Freeview, channels 144 and 147 on Freesat, channels 159 and 895 on Sky and channel 165 on Virgin Media.

Live stream: Sky Sports subscribers can stream the match online via SkyGo and the SkyGo app, with a mobile month pass available for £5.99.

Prediction: Man City 4-0 Bournemouth

Bournemouth have new hope after that win against Leicester but a trip to the Etihad is unlikely to decide their fate even at this stage of the season.

City are already flying and Monday's CAS decision will only improve the mood.

Head to head (h2h) history and results

This will be just the 16th meeting between these two sides - Bournemouth are yet to win any, with City taking 13 wins in that time.

Betting odds and tips

• Man City to win: 1/7

• Bournemouth to win: 19/1

• Draw: 9/1

Odds courtesy of Betfair Exchange. Click here to find out more.

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