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Pellegrini without key players against 'empty' Chelsea

LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester City will be without David Silva, Raheem Sterling and captain Vincent Kompany for this weekend's visit to Chelsea, manager Manuel Pellegrini told reporters on Friday.

Pellegrini without key players against 'empty' Chelsea
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But Yaya Toure, who came on during the midweek Champions League win over Paris St Germain, will be available.

"Yaya, 100 per cent fit is an important player and can make a difference starting or playing 30 minutes," Pellegrini said.

City hope Kompany and Sterling will be available for Tuesday's Premier league game at Newcastle United.

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Silva, who picked up an ankle injury in the PSG match, will be handled carefully for the rest of the season to keep him fit for the biggest games, Pellegrini said.

Saturday's visit to Stamford Bridge is an important one with City in fourth place.

With Chelsea, who have striker Diego Costa available after suspension, in mid-table, interim manager Guus Hiddink said that there was "a little bit of emptiness" at the club.

"This club is used to getting involved in the last weeks and months of the season," he told a news conference.

"What I ask of them is to go into tomorrow's match and the rest of the league matches with the ambition and desire for a good run."

Chelsea, who lost 3-0 at City this season, are 10th in the league table and out of all the cup competitions.

(Reporting by Steve Tongue, editing by Ed Osmond)


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