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Team News
Manchester City are again at full strength for their decisive clash with Queens Park Rangers.
Striker Mario Balotelli may return to the substitutes’ bench after missing out completely against Newcastle.
Queens Park Rangers midfielder Samba Diakite is still unavailable because of a lingering virus.
Shaun Derry is nursing a dead leg and Akos Buzsaky is also a doubt with a hamstring problem, but Heidar Helguson could return from a groin injury. (BBC Sport)
Match Stats
Manchester City v Queens Park Rangers
QPR have picked up fewer points away from home than any other Premier League side this season (11).
Manchester City have garnered the most points on home soil in the Premier League this season (52).
If City win this game, they will be the third team in Premier League history to earn 55 points from a possible 57 on home soil (Chelsea 2005-06 & Man Utd (2010-11) and also post a higher goal difference to make this the best ever home
performance in the competition.
Djibril Cisse has played seven games for QPR and either scored (five games) or been sent off (two games) in each of them.
Only one team (Man Utd – 2.07) have a better points/game average in May than QPR (2) in Premier League history.
Man City have won none of their last three home games against QPR (D1 L2), all of these games coming in the second tier of English football.
Mark Hughes has never lost as a manager away at Manchester City in the PL (W1 D4), only Glenn Hoddle has been boss in as many PL matches there without losing (W4 D1).
City have won only three times in 14 attempts on the last day of the Premier League season.
Man City have the joint-record for most goals conceded on the final day of a Premier League season (eight v Middlesbrough 2007/08).
City are also one of only two teams to concede five goals at home on the final day of a Premier League campaign (2-5 v Everton in 1993).