The reigning champions took a huge step towards lifting the Premier League trophy for the second season running as the eased past Manchester United 2-0 on Wednesday night.
That result leaves Pep Guardiola's side in the driving seat ahead of the final three rounds of fixtures, with Sunday's trip to Burnley arguably the sternest test remaining for the Citizens.
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Here's a look at how Guardiola's could line up his side for the clash.
Goalkeeper & Defenders
Ederson (GK) - Despite an overwhelming sense that Alisson Becker would get the nod, Ederson claimed the goalkeeping spot in the PFA Team of the Season awards mainly due to his excellent all round ability with both his feet and hands.
Kyle Walker (RB) - It hasn't been the greatest season for Walker, even though he has featured 30 times in the Premier League for Guardiola this term. That in no way means he isn't an excellent full back, but one goal and one assist will be below the high standards the Yorkshireman sets himself.
Aymeric Laporte (CB) - When City broke their transfer record to sign Laporte in January 2018, his initial performances worried many that they may have spent wrong. However, the faith shown in him by his manager this season has payed dividends, with the Frenchman being outstanding week in week out and earning a spot in the PFA TOTY.
John Stones (CB) - Vincent Kompany is back in the frame to start on Sunday, however, Stones should get the nod after being left out of the win over United. The 24-year-old is better on the ball than the Belgian and the Citizens are likely to see plenty of it against Burnley.
Benjamin Mendy (LB)
Midfielders
Fernandinho (CM) - Will act as the wall in front of the City back line and aim to prevent the likes of Jeff Hendrick from making forward strides towards the box. The Brazilian was one of many City players to get the nod in the PFA TOTY.
Ilkay Gundogan (CM) - Having struggled to force his way into the starting XI during his previous seasons at the club, the former Borussia Dortmund midfielder has found game time more frequent in recent weeks, with more starts set to come in place of the injured De Bruyne.
David Silva (CM)
Forwards
Bernardo Silva (RW) - Finally got the recognition his consistently impressive performances deserved when he was named in the PFA TOTY. The Portuguese maestro has certainly looked a bargain for the £43m City spent on him
Sergio Aguero (ST) - Still in with a shout of winning the golden boot this year, Aguero joined the neverending list of City players to make the PFA TOTY, and is only one goal shy of reaching at least
Raheem Sterling (LW)
Source : 90min