Marina is releasing a new single, ‘Man’s World’, next week

straight to your inboxManchester City fans would like to see Pep Guardiola select a forward-thinking midfield against Burnley in the Premier League today.City come into the 3pm kick-off at the Etihad Stadium off the back of the 1-0 win over Olympiacos in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

straight to your inboxQualification into the knockout phase of the Champions League couldn’t have gone smoother for Manchester City after their 1-0 win away vs Olympiacos saw them clinch four wins from their opening four group stage matches.Although the victory came by way of slender one-goal margin, it doesn’t necessarily reflect the performance of Pep Guardiola’s side on the night.They dominated the ball and created 21 shots, 11 of which hit the target.

straight to your inboxThere is no sign of Manchester City players taking the foot off the gas in their final two Champions League group games, according to their latest matchwinner Phil Foden.City beat Olympiacos by a single Foden goal in Greece to record their fourth win from four and secure qualification to the knockout stages with two games to spare. A point from their next game against second-placed Porto will see them confirmed as group winners.

straight to your inboxOwen Hargreaves believes that Phil Foden will soon become 'undroppable' at Manchester City.City secured their place in the Champions League knock-out stages on Wednesday night with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Olympiacos in Greece. Foden who grabbed the winner in the first-half, calmly slotting the ball into the bottom corner after latching onto Raheem Sterling's clever back-heel.

straight to your inboxKyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne are not injured, Pep Guardiola confirmed, despite them remaining at home for Manchester City's Champions League trip to Olympiacos.The senior duo have been ever-present in City's games this season, but were notable absentees in the travelling squad to Greece for City's latest Champions League group game.However, Guardiola confirmed that the decision to leave them out of the game was taken for fitness reasons, to give the experienced pair a

City know a win will seal a place in the knockout stages of the Champions League, but Olympiacos will offer a tough challenge in Greece. Guardiola opted to leave Kyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne in Manchester to hand the pair a much-needed rest, but was able to include Fernandinho, Benjamin Mendy and Sergio Aguero in the travelling squad.

straight to your inboxManchester City fans have had their say on how the side should line up for this evening's Champions League game against Olympiacos.City only need a point to qualify from their group having won all three of their Champions League matches so far. It means some players have been left out of the squad that has travelled to Greece, with Pep Guardiola likely to rotate his side for the game.

straight to your inboxHere are the Manchester City morning headlines for Wednesday, November 25.Talking points ahead of OlympiacosManchester City are in Greece ahead of their match with Olympiacos at 17:55 this evening. City are currently top of Champions League Group C, and will confirm their passage into the knockout phase with a positive result.

straight to your inboxRaheem Sterling could start for Manchester City against Olympiacos following on from his appearance off the bench against Tottenham on Saturday.The England international was not fully fit for the Premier League tie, where City suffered defeat, but has been cleared to feature in Greece.Victory for Pep Guardiola's side would secure a spot in the knockout stages of the competition with two games to spare, with City boasting a 100% record so far this term.Ahead of the game,

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola has confirmed the entire Manchester City squad is fit apart from Nathan Ake ahead of tomorrow's Champions League meeting with Olympiacos.City had been without Ake as well as Benjamin Mendy and Fernandinho in recent weeks while Sergio Aguero returned during the weekend's defeat against Tottenham.The Blues can all but secure passage to the knockout stages of the competition with a victory in Greece after winning all three of their group stage fixtures thus

Taylor Swift is set to release a new documentary, promising “an intimate concert of the record-breaking ‘Folklore'” tonight (November 24).‘folklore: the long pond studio sessions’ gets its name from the Hudson, New York studio owned by the album’s producer and The National guitarist Aaron Dessner.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola has confirmed Sergio Aguero trained with his Manchester City teammates ahead of the Champions League clash against Olympiacos but hinted he would not be involved against the Greek champions.The Argentine missed four months after suffering a serious knee injury that required surgery back in June.Aguero returned for the Premier League clash against Arsenal last month but was substituted at half-time with a fresh injury concern.

On Thursday night, Zac Brown Band appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” to deliver the first-ever broadcast performance of new single “The Man Who Loves You The Most”.

The Postal Service have announced that their ‘Everything Will Change’ concert is coming to streaming platforms.The Seattle duo – comprised of Ben Gibbard (Death Cab For Cutie) and Jimmy Tamborello (DNTEL) – recorded the 15-song collection at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, California as part of their 2013 reunion tour.First released in 2014 as a feature-length documentary/concert film, the comeback show has now been remixed and remastered by Don Gunn and Dave Cooley respectively.Ahead of the

Tom Grater International Film ReporterAfter a complicated pandemic-affected shoot, Palme d’Or-winning Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund has wrapped his new movie Triangle Of Sadness, a satire set in the world of high fashion.The project first rolled cameras on February 4 in Sweden, completing its initial 25-day leg as lockdowns were being implemented across Europe.

Christopher Vourlias This summer a new board of directors took the reins at the Greek Film Center (GFC), the body that oversees all aspects of the country’s film policy, from bolstering the development and production of local cinema to luring international film and television shoots to the Mediterranean nation.

What’s going on with Terrence Malick’s “The Last Planet” movie about Jesus? Well, not much publicly anyhow. As usual, most of it is under the radar, but a new sign suggests it’s entering the post-production stages and perhaps inching towards completion (though with Malick, you never know).