Manchester City vs Stoke live stream free football: Watch online English Premier League soccer

Manchester City vs Stoke takes place in the English Premier League on Saturday with City trying to claim another win to put pressure back on the top of the table.

The game will kick off at 10 a.m. ET and can be watched online through free live stream via a free trial by clicking on the link provided below.

The match will be an intriguing one but will be one that City know they should win if they are to compete for the title this season.

City so far have 6 points from their three games and they will want to continue winning ways following their 3-2 away loss to Cardiff.

In team news Stoke midfielder Glenn Whelan is doubtful with a hamstring injury, and they will hope Charlie Adam will be fit despite withdrawing from the Scotland squad because of a back spasm.

Manchester City may give a debut to Stevan Jovetic, but David Silva is out with a thigh problem. Meanwhile Micah Richards is still struggling with a hamstring injury, and Gael Clichy has been ruled out. In addition new signing Martin Demichelis is set to miss six weeks with a knee injury.

City boss Pellegrini will know that the pressure is on due to his surprise loss to Cardiff, and if they lose against Stoke today there will definitely be murmurs of discontent around the City fans.

Pellegrini has changed the team's style somewhat, making sure that they carry more aerial threat. They have had more headed attempts on goal than any other top-flight club and have netted three - compared to just six headed goals last season.

Manchester City vs Stoke kicks off at 10 a.m. ET and can be watched online through free live stream with a free trial by clicking here.

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