This weekend's big Sunday evening game pits Manchester City and Arsenal.
Arsenal welcomes Manchester City to the Etihad Stadium on Sunday evening, their biggest evaluation of the infancy of the Premier League season.
The Gunners, who finished second to City for the previous two months, appear to be in a good position to face Pep Guardiola's edge once more after making a number of signings this summer.
The match comes after City kicked off their Champions League plan with a goalless draw against Inter on Wednesday evening, which was the team's first draw of the plan. Kevin De Bruyne, who was replaced at half-time, may have suffered a foot damage, which is even more concerning.
Does Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne get fit enough to play against Arsenal on Sunday?
De Bruyne made his second consecutive stop for City on Wednesday night as the French hopes to recover from injuries from the previous year.
But the 33-year-old went down towards the end of the first half, and although he played on until half-time after receiving first care, he was replaced at the crack by Phil Foden.
Guardiola claimed it was too early to provide a outcome after the activity.
" I do n't know ( what the problem is )", said the City boss. " I have n't spoken with the doctors yet. We'll assess now, even tomorrow. I will have more help tomorrow".
With Savinho in fear for the match against Arsenal because the winger was likewise replaced at half-time, Guardiola is likely to provide a more update during his Friday pre-game press conference.
De Bruyne and Savinho will also be able to play for Arsenal in the event that Nathan Ake and Oscar Bobb are unavailable, and the Gunners will be without Martin Odegaard, who injured himself while on foreign work with Norway earlier this month, due to injury.
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