Manchester City is looking to bounce back from last weekend's Premier League drubbing by Arsenal and Pep Guardiola's men are obviously the strong favorites to win against League One opposition.

The O's are currently inside the play-off positions in their league and manager Richie Wellens and his players will surely be relishing the chance to pit their wits against last season's Premier League winner.

For City, the FA Cup is by far the club's most realistic chance of silverware this season, with the Champions League the only other possibility and a play-off tie against Real Madrid lying ahead just to make it into the last 16.

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Here is everything you need to know in order to be able to watch Leyton Orient vs City...

What time is kick-off and is the match on TV?

The match kicks off at 12:15pm in the UK, which is 4:15am Pacific Time and 9:15am Eastern Time.

For UK viewers, the game is being shown on BBC One and iPlayer, while in the US, Leyton Orient vs City will be available to watch on ESPN+.

Team news

For City, Ruben Dias, Jeremy Doku, Ederson and Nathan Ake all returned to training this week, and Pep Guardiola said some players could return to the squad against Leyton Orient. Guardiola remains without long-term absentees Rodri and Oscar Bobb.

Speaking ahead of the game, Pep Guardiola said: "Of course I have an eye to Madrid but Leyton Orient deserve my attention; always it has been like that. Otherwise, we would not get the amount of semi-finals and finals of the FA Cup that we had in the past five or six years. Tomorrow, after the game, we will come back early to Manchester, and after that we have time to start to talk."

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