As confirmed by the Manchester Evening News’ Simon Bajkowski, Manchester City’s Jeremy Doku is ruled out of the matchday squad for the contest in Paris this week with an injury, picking up an issue during or around the 0-6 win over Ipswich Town on Sunday afternoon.

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Manchester City took the positives from their performance against Brentford as they mauled Ipswich at Portman Road

Doku received full praise from his manager after having a hand in each of City’s first five goals, including scoring their fourth

At times during his Manchester City career, Jeremy Doku’s end product has been the source of frustration. At times, his decision-making in the final third is lacking. But yesterday, against Ipswich Town,

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Kevin De Bruyne shone against Ipswich Town, providing two assists and proving to be vital for Manchester City once again. But Jeremy Doku, who Rio Ferdinand praised was the best player on the pitch. Often, the Belgian international is criticised for perhaps dribbling excessively and not having enough end product to be classed as an elite winger.

Manchester City demolished Ipswich 6-0 at Portman Road, with Jeremy Doku and Phil Foden particularly impressing. Here’s five things we learned.Foden continued his excellent recent form After

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Today was the 13th time Manchester City have scored 6+ goals in a Premier League game under Pep Guardiola, as many times as Arsene Wenger's Arsenal did so, with only Alex Ferguson's Manchester United (14) netting 6+ goals in a game on more occasions in the competition.

Phil Foden had two goals and an assist and Kevin De Bruyne set up two goals as Manchester City clobbered Ipswich Town 6-0 on Sunday at Portman Road.

Man City boss Pep Guardiola says team must win points in remaining ties to advance, starting with PSG tonight; wants side to play like they did against Ipswich