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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will miss his usual Friday news conference, with Kolo Touré taking over media duties ahead of the Crystal Palace clash.
Guardiola will not address reporters, and Touré serves as City’s public-facing representative for the Palace game.
The media shift comes ahead of City’s London trip for a Sunday Premier League test against Crystal Palace.

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Bernardo Silva discusses his long Manchester City journey, noting six Premier League titles and a treble as part of a generational era.
Silva credits Pep Guardiola for a major influence and notes he has the most appearances under Guardiola.
The Portugal midfielder recalls learning from Joao Moutinho at Monaco and family support shaping his career.
Silva highlights pressure at Manchester City as normal and stresses the need to win to stay at the club.
Silva’s ambition includes lifting the World Cup with Portugal, a trophy he regards as Portugal’s biggest missing prize.
He describes balance between football and family, noting his wife and daughter help him forget losses.
Silva explains the challenges of replacing key players as the club transitions into a new generation at City.
Silva reflects on his childhood and family support during Benfica years and his love for football.
He talks about the impact of injuries on City’s season and the importance of patience and time for the refreshed squad.
Silva emphasizes leadership and learning from teammates like Vincent Kompany and David Silva.

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City travel to Crystal Palace as they chase a victory to close the gap at the top of the Premier League.
The predicted XI includes a 4-1-4-1 formation with Gianluigi Donnarumma in goal.
Rúben Dias and Joško Gvardiol are listed as the central defensive pairing.
Nico O’Reilly is named at left-back, with Bernardo Silva in a central midfield role on the right side of midfield.
The lineup features Rayan Cherki and Phil Foden in attack, with Erling Haaland leading the line.
The article underlines City’s recent confidence after beating Real Madrid midweek.
City’s deep attacking options are highlighted as a key strength for the match.
The piece notes Palace’s defensive challenges despite City’s heavy attacking lineup.
The article is authored by Ewan Ross-Murray, a Sports Illustrated soccer freelancer.
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