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AFP, Manchester
Manchester City's status as Premier League title favourites will pass beneath an unforgiving microscope tonight when Jose Mourinho's Chelsea travel north for a seismic clash at the Etihad Stadium.
City moved to the top of the table after crushing Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 on Wednesday and having already plundered 115 goals in all competitions this season, they are widely seen as the country's outstandingteam.
With a run of five consecutive league victories, Chelsea had been keeping pace, but a frustrating 0-0 draw at home to West Ham United in mid-week saw them fall three points behind their rivals.
Mourinho has lauded City as clear title favourites in recent weeks, but with Monday's match drawing closer, he has started to fire off some characteristically pernicious barbs.
The Chelsea manager dismissed Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood's claim that City were the best team on the planet and went on to allege that Manuel Pellegrini’s side were benefiting from favourable officiating.
Spurs, Newcastle United and Liverpool have all had goals disallowed for offside in recent losses to City and Mourinho said: "They are lucky. The reality is they have many crucial decisions in their favour."
While Mourinho has repeatedly drawn a distinction between his supposedly embryonic team and Pellegrini's "finished prod-
uct", Chelsea beat City 2-1 when they met at Stamford Bridge in October.
City are a vastly different prospect on home turf, however, having won all 11 of their league matches at the Etihad, where they score goals at a rate of close to four per game.
Manchester United, Everton, Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool are among the teams to have been ruthlessly dispatched in front of City's fans, for an aggregate winning margin of 21-6.
While Mourinho's tactics tend to be more cautious, Pellegrini refuses to criticise the approach taken by the man who succeeded him as manager of Real Madrid in 2010.
Chelsea's chances of victory appear to have been enhanced by the news that City’s top scorer, Sergio Aguero, will miss the game after sustaining a hamstring problem during the victory at Spurs.
However, Alvaro Negredo is fit again after a shoulder injury, while fellow striker Edin Dzeko has scored seven goals in his last six appearances.
Pellegrini can also now call upon Montenegro international Stevan Jovetic, who claimed his first Premier League goal at Spurs after an injury-plagued start to his time in England.
Aguero joins midfielders Samir Nasri and Javi Garcia on the sidelines, but James Milner could feature after overcoming a groin problem.
Chelsea, meanwhile, could hand a debut to 21-year-old Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah, who completed an £11 million ($18 million, 13.2 million euros) move from Swiss side Basel last weekend.