Man City confirm three new fixture changes and TV details

straight to your inboxManchester City will look to bounce back from the frustrating defeat against Southampton when they welcome Newcastle to the Etihad on Wednesday.City dominated against Southampton, creating 26 shots on goal, but were beaten 1-0 at St Mary's on a day when they could have done little more to get at least a point from the game.

straight to your inbox Two of Manchester City's six remaining Premier League matches have been rearranged for television, with dates and kick-off times now confirmed. City still had two games on the domestic calender that weren't set in stone but now know how the rest of their campaign will look before heading into the Champions League.

straight to your inboxManchester City's FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal will take place on Saturday July 18, it has been confirmed.City comfortably beat Newcastle in the quarter-finals to set up a meeting with Mikel Arteta's Gunners - the last side to beat City in the competition back in the same stage in 2017.

straight to your inboxHere are the Manchester City morning headlines for Wednesday, July 1.Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Juventus starlet Pablo Moreno.The 18-year-old forward joined the Serie A giants two years ago, having developed his skills in Barcelona’s fabled La Masia youth academy.He’s represented Spain at under-16, under-17 and under-18 levels, but is yet to make a senior club appearance, having turned out for Juventus’ under-23 side in Serie C this season.MEN Sport

straight to your inboxManchester City have confirmed Pablo Moreno will join the club at the start of the summer transfer window, signing from Juventus.Moreno, 18, moved to Italy in the summer of 2018 after graduating from the famed Barcelona youth academy.The youngster featured in a senior match day squad under Massimiliano Allegri but has not been used by Maurizio Sarri. MEN Sport understand City will pay a fee in the region of £9million for the Spaniard.

City vs Liverpool fixture for next Thursday (July 2).

Manchester City will be thrown into their third game in just over a week on Thursday when they face off against Chelsea.City have enjoyed a successful return to the Premier League following the lengthy break, with two emphatic victories against Arsenal and Burnley at an aggregate score of 8-0.Now the Blues should face a tougher challenge against Frank Lampard's Chelsea, who won their first game back in action on Sunday after coming from behind to beat Aston Villa 2-1.Pep Guardiola is expected to

Chelsea will continue to be without duo Callum Hudson-Odoi and Fikayo Tomori for Thursday's clash with Manchester City. Chelsea made their long-awaited return to Premier League action on Sunday, as they came from behind to defeat relegation-threatened Aston Villa thanks to goals from Christian Pulisic and Olivier Giroud.

Manchester City's home game with Liverpool will take place at the Etihad Stadium. The fixture was one of a number where a neutral venue was considered, with concerns that fans could congregate outside the stadium as Liverpool close in on the Premier League title.

Manchester City got straight to winning ways again against Arsenal on Wednesday.It's not football as we previously knew it though. The most notable difference is obviously the lack of supporters, with all games staged behind closed doors for the foreseeable future.But the changes aren’t limited to the absence of fans.

United then travel to Aston Villa on Thursday 9th July, a game which has been confirmed as an 8.15pm kick off on Sky Sports. The television cameras will also be present at United's home clash with Southampton, which has been pushed back to Monday 13th July kicking off at 8pm.

City players will wear a new name on the front of their shirts for their first Premier League game back on Wednesday night to promote the launch of a charity initiative.The Blues have taken a number of measures to help the local community in light of the pandemic, including striking up a long-term partnership with the NHS and donating to local foodbanks.

Man City wary of Arteta threat ahead of Arsenal clashThe Premier League’s return this week will see Manchester City come up against former assistant Mikel Arteta, who left the club last December to become Arsenal manager.Pep Guardiola’s trusted right-hand man had become an integral part of the management setup at the Etihad Stadium, but Wednesday’s fixture will see the two come head-to-head for the first time in Arteta’s managerial career.City have a superb recent record against the Gunners with

Manchester United and Man City.A statement from FIFA said: "The new temporary regulatory amendments approved by the Bureau of the Council are as follows: Get the latest breaking Manchester United news and analysis every day direct to your inbox with our free MUFC newsletterSign up here - it only takes a few seconds."In order to avoid any concerns regarding unemployed players, players are permitted to be registered with a maximum of three clubs and are eligible to play in official matches for

City have confirmed Juanma Lillo has joined the backroom staff as part of the coaching team. Pep Guardiola has been without a permanent No.2 since Mikel Arteta left to become Arsenal head coach in December 2019; Arteta had stepped up when Domenec Torrent departed for New York City in 2018 but the manager was keen to bring in a new body ahead of next season.