Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola hopes that he can call on midfielder Kevin De Bruyne this weekend.
The Belgian has been dealing with a niggling hamstring problem, which is related to the injury that kept him out for months earlier in the season.
Guardiola knows he cannot take too many risks with De Bruyne, and will take the medical staff's advice in all matters.
"He's good, not injured. I don't know if he's 100 per cent but we took good decisions not to take a risk," said Guardiola to reporters this week.
"I know if the result was not good people would ask why he didn't play but we took a decision because he didn't feel comfortable
"The day after the match, he trained and then yesterday we were off he came and trained by himself. We will assess but I'm pretty sure he will travel."