Could we see Mikel Arteta rotate his starting XI with Arsenal looking to cement a top-two spot?

The Gunners take on Man Utd in the Premier League on Sunday but Arteta was giving away no clues: "Very particular every game. Every game, I have a different situation. The players are in different stages. We will prepare the line-up in the best possible way to win the game."

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Win after win after win. That's Arsenal's story in the Champions League so far this season.

Tonight, they look to make it seven from seven but standing in their way are Inter Milan in the mighty San Siro.

Arsenal, Atalanta, Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Paris St-Germain have all booked their place in at least the top 24 - which means they have at least booked a play-off place. But they will all be aiming for the last eight.

The Manchester City players are out doing their warm-up.

Safe to say they're looking a bit chilly.

Bodo/Glimt are winless in their six meetings with English sides in European competition (D1 L5), although did manage to avoid defeat in the only one to take place in the UEFA Champions League (2-2 v Tottenham on MD2 this season).

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Erling Haaland has netted more goals in the Champions League (55 in 54 games) than all Norwegian teams combined since 2000-01 season (48 in 42 games).

The Manchester City striker could become the first Norwegian player to score a goal against a Norwegian side in the competition here.

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Manchester City have never faced a Norwegian side before but it's familiar territory for star striker Erling Haaland.

The Norwegian has actually only played them twice, netting once against them during his time at Molde.

But Haaland will know the conditions better than anyone.

That being said, his home town of Bryne is actually almost 2,000km further south than the Arctic circle town of Bodo.

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Manchester City's new signing Marc Guehi is not in Norway this evening.

The England defender is not able to play for Pep Guardiola's side in Europe until the knockout stages of the competition.

So, City fans will have to wait a bit longer to see their latest recruit.

It means they will also be without winger Antoine Semenyo, who also joined in the January window.

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Omar Marmoush has travelled with the Manchester City squad for Tuesday's Champions League group phase match at Bodo/Glimt.

The forward has returned from Africa Cup of Nations duty with Egypt, where the side finished fourth in the tournament.

Marmoush's return is much-needed for City, with star striker Erling Haaland looking like he could do with a short rest having netted just once in his last seven games.

Academy forward Tyrone Samba, 17, son of former Blackburn and QPR defender Chris, has also been included in the 21-player travelling party.

Full-back Matheus Nunes missed Saturday's derby loss against Manchester United because of flu and continues to recover at home. The club are hopeful the Portuguese will be in contention to make a return against his former club Wolves on Saturday.

Want to know more about Manchester City's Norwegian opponents?

Have a watch of this video which was filmed before Tottenham took on Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League last season.

Bodo is a fishing town located 200km north of the Arctic Circle, the nearest city is a 10-hour drive away.

It has a population of around 55,000 people - almost the same amount of people that can fit inside Etihad Stadium.

They have had a remarkable rise in the past 10 years.

After narrowly avoiding relegation in 2018 they would go on to win their domestic league title in 2020 for the first time, before triumphing again in three of the next four seasons.

Those championship successes have also seen them compete in Europe at various stages, reaching the semis of the Europa League last season, where they lost to Spurs.

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Think it's cold over here? Think again.

A very nippy -8C awaits the players in Bodo this evening. Travelling Manchester City fans might be used to a bit of a chill at their home ground.

But let's hope they're properly wrapped up this evening for a very chilly away day.

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BBC Radio 5 Live

Tune into live coverage of Manchester City's trip to Bodo/Glimt on BBC Radio 5 Live from 17:45 GMT with Chris Sutton and John Murray.

And following that Paul Robinson joins Alistair Bruce-Ball for commentary of Tottenham's crucial home game against Borussia Dortmund at 20:00 GMT.

You can listen live on BBC Radio 5 Live or BBC Sounds.

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Football news reporter

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola makes four changes to the side that were beaten by rivals Manchester United in the Premier League on Saturday.

Left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri makes his first start since the Champions League home loss against Bayer Leverkusen in November.

Nico O'Reilly also starts in a midfield role, with Rayan Cherki and Tijjani Reijnders also coming in.

Nathan Ake, Antoine Semenyo, Bernardo Silva and Jeremy Doku make way.

Omar Marmoush is on the bench after returning from Africa Cup of Nations duty with Egypt.

Man City XI: Donnarumma, Lewis, Khusanov, Alleyne, Ait-Nouri, Rodri, Reijnders, O'Reilly, Foden, Cherki, Haaland

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Here's how things stand before this evening's action...

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Champions League action is already under way in Kazakhstan, where Club Brugges are currently leading Kairat 2-0.

But here's what else is coming up this evening:

• Bodo/Glimt v Manchester City (17:45 GMT)
• Copenhagen v Napoli
• Inter Milan v Arsenal
• Olympiakos v Bayer Leverkusen
• Real Madrid v Monaco
• Sporting v Paris St-Germain
• Tottenham v Borussia Dortmund
• Villarreal v Ajax

The Champions League is back after a long lay-off for the Christmas and New Year break.

The penultimate round of fixtures take place over the next couple of days with top-eight spots still up for grabs.

Let's get into it...

From an Arctic Circle town with a population of only 55,000 people to the 83,000-seater Bernabeu.

You can't say the Champions League doesn't have variety...

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