Manchester City can equal a Champions League record when they take on Sevilla on Wednesday evening, and Manchester United won't be too happy about it.
City welcome the Spanish side to the Etihad Stadium for their final match of the group stage, in what is essentially a dead rubber. Pep Guardiola's side secured their place in the last 16 after just four games, before they guaranteed top spot in the group with a goalless draw against Borussia Dortmund last week.
Sevilla, meanwhile, are guaranteed to finish in third place and drop into the Europa League, meaning neither side has anything riding on the fixture.
