By Alan Tyers 12:45PM BST 27 Apr 2013 Email alan.tyers@telegraph.co.uk with the solution to the question: who would you rather go for a drink with out of Big Sam Allardyce and Medium-Sized Roberto Mancini, and why? MANCHESTER CITY 0 WEST HAM 0 22 mins: Aguero's hit the post! Silva plays a ball, it wasn't really an excellent cross but a deflection is taken by it off a Hammers defense and ends up immediately at the feet of Aguero! He hits it first-time but doesn't get hold of it at all, the ball dribbles onto the article. 20 mins: Good link up between Tevez and Aguero, a allows the former to take, but well over. However all City in terms of person and property. 18 mins: Carroll's to the book for fixing Aguero, I think he got the ball first nonetheless it did not look very controlled. If Carroll was not a base taller and fifty pounds heavier than Aguero that would never have been a card. Difficult lines big lad. 16 mins: It's all City, they are camped in the West Ham final third. Nolan concedes a corner of Aguero. Carroll sets in an excellent defensive header, it comes to Silva and he hits it very difficult and low, but only broad. 13 mins: Neat angled ball in from Silva and Aguero runs over the defense, free in your community. Demel has given him a sneaky pull there, if you'll excuse the expression, but it was not seen by the ref and it decreases Aguero only enough for Jaaskelainen to collect. 12 mins: Good move by City, several participants involved, and it's worked out to Nasri on the left. No obvious basketball on therefore it is played by City around again, patient stuff, Back once again to Nasri today and his dangerous low corner is forced out. 11 mins: Quiet sport right now. Neither area looks the same as they are playing because of their lives. A little of argy-bargy could be good. 10 mins: Diame could be the latest West Ham person to bundle Silva over. 7 mins: Classic City go as Tevez plays the slide rule pass to the it is scrambled by area the right Zabaleta overlapping Hammers out for a place as a result of Jarvis. West Ham don't protect it very convincingly at all. 6 mins: A Hammers attack breaks down - Nolan can not discover Carroll with a through baseball - and City break through Carlos Tevez. He gets a swervy shot but Jussi is behind it well enough. 5 mins: Kevin Nolan setting up a great shift; it's a big of a midfield challenge to date, not a large amount of action to tell you about. Reid's tackeld Silva hard again and this time around gets a warning from the ref.This City staff today is the exact same XI who beat QPR on the last day of last season. I think I'm right in saying that they have not had this XI together because - but am prepared to stay corrected... 3 mins: Carroll and Lescott tussle for the ball down the City left, Andy wins the trial of strength but his cross is benign. 2 mins: Reid stops Silva with an awkward tackle but eliminates a card. Town build with Barry, Nasri, Silva all seeing a lot of the ball, Hammers standing down 1 mins: Wow, fascinating start from City, Nasri weaves by way of a couple of issues and moves it to Tevez in the area! Offside. 12.43 City fall into line with Aguero before Silva, Tevez, and Nasri. 12.38 The participants have been in the canal. Lovely day there, pitch appears amazing. 12.31 Sam Allardyce says that "chances against Man City will soon be spasmodic." Jamie Redknapp says "Sam does not get the value he deserves - often English professionals do not." You've surely got to be joking, right? Can there be a far more self-congratulatory boys' club in the complete sporting earth than English Premier League professionals and their ex-player friends in the press? It's a gravy train with cookie wheels, and once you are about it, no amount of failure or uselessness could possibly get you off: your colleagues and press pals will be speaking you up for rewarding gigs 10 years after you were any use whatsoever. Your dangerous director, meanwhile, when he don't bother with the golf, could be treated with disdain and suspicion because you know that he might leave these shores in annually or two. Also by their own criteria, that's complete tosh from young Jamie. "English professionals do not obtain the respect they deserve." Pull the other one. 12.30 Some top statting under. Twitter: Football Form Labs - their last nine home games were won by Man City adhering to a defeat with six win-win doubles and seven wins to-nil http://t.co/HIAg66qvNY #FormLabMAX 12.21 Yes, it is 'Sultans Of Swing' by Dire Straits! Of course it is. Some body has just done a negative picture, and there was some bants about someone's pants. God I wish I was there. In the past, when it took place, whatever. And oh my goodness there is Carlos Tevez, he's wearing a visor thing such as an old man would wear in Florida AND HE'S GOT A BOBBLE HAT AT THE TOP. This really is powerful work from Carlos. He's certainly probably the most excessively accessorised top level person the English game has seen. Snoods, visor bobbles, this lad gets the lot. 12.20 Sky Sports have a critique video deal of James Milner and Joe Hart playing golf. For starters hundred web details, name the track being played? 12.15 David Silva results from the three-match lack with a hamstring damage to create his 100th group look for Manchester City. Sergio Aguero is also available for the Blues, who've Joleon Lescott in defense instead of Matija Nastastic. Get Joleon! Glad to see him getting his game. Hammers unchanged from the group that beat Wigan. 12.10 Here comes the team information, then.... Man City: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Lescott, Clichy, Yaya Toure, Todd, Silva, Tevez, Nasri, Aguero West Ham: Jaaskelainen, Demel, Reid, Collins, O'Brien, O'Neil, Nolan, Diame, Jarvis, Vaz Te, Carroll Twitter: Top League - GROUP NEWS Birmingham Town make three changes with Aguero, Silva and Lescott replacing Dzeko, Milner and Nastasic. #MCIWHU 12.00 Morning all and welcome to your live website of Manchester City v West Ham, the initial of four live games on our website this weekend. It is an absolutely crunch game absolutely not a crunch game but let not to us let that ruin our fun. Next place Man City have 68 points and a game in hand on Arsenal, whom they lead by five points. Chelsea are on 62, Spurs on 61. Most of the top three teams undergo to the Champions League group stages, last place must have the play-off. Therefore, yes. Finishing 2nd or third = same difference. Oh, I suppose you get a bit more reward money; perhaps enough to help keep Yaya Toure in the model to which he has become acquainted for... oohh... two days? For eleventh put West Ham, they're maybe not mathematically safe, but surely it would just take anything peculiar and wrong for them to go down with their recent cart of 42 items. While it was undeniably funny, I thought it was somewhat mean that people were laughing at Big Sam in the week for failing continually to sign man-of-the-moment Robert Lewandowski. However, volcanic ash! Come on. Poor Sam. Poor Lewandowski, not finding a opportunity to assist Allardyce at Blackburn. Which could have made an excellent foundation for a show, I think. Lewandowski the maverick detective, Allardyce the gruff police chief. It had be called Lewandowski PI. He'd stop the reservation, take action unconscionable to get information out of a suspect, or maybe manage the soccer without the need for his elbows. "Dammit Lewandowski, I want your logo and gun," Sam would yell, before making him run around the message a great deal and eat a sausage sandwich. The groups will soon be here briefly, I am sure. In the meantime, here is John Ley's match preview, which will be by John Ley. Guess what happens? Let us have just a little picture of John. Probable Group News: Manchester Town have David Silva, John Milner and Sergio AgAero all available following hamstring problems against West Ham at the Etihad Stadium. The past three games have been missed by playmaker Silva while striker AgAero was an untouched alternative in last weekend's defeat by Tottenham and winger Milner was pushed off at half-time for the reason that game. Midfielder Jack Rodwell has been out for nearly 8 weeks with his latest hamstring problem but may be around while defenders Maicon and Micah Richards are not yet ready for a go back to first-team action. West Ham, meanwhile, are without defensive match James Tomkins and George McCartney at the Eithad. His first game could be begun by midfielder Mark Noble because February after making two successive appearances from the substitutes' bench. Other midfielder Joe Cole, who also came off the seat against Wigan last week-end following his recovery from the hamstring issue, may be considered for his begin since March 2. Match Notes: How Manchester City finish this year probably will prove decisive in whether Roberto Mancini retains his place as director this summer. Fall away and let the league to be won by Manchester United by way of a history edge and Mancini is going to be struggling, but a bright end and FA Cup success may swing your choice in his favour. Beating West Ham is the first goal and it must be routine. Betting: Home 1-4, Away 10-1, Draw 5-1. Statistic of the game: If City drop it'll be the first time they've endured back-to-back defeats in 100 Premier League games.
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