Jack Grealish was forced off injured early in the first half of Manchester City's Champions League clash with Copenhagen on Tuesday.
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- Grealish goes off injured in Copenhagen
- Midfielder seen holding groin
- He was making first start in five weeks
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WHAT HAPPENED?
Grealish went down in a heap after a challenge from Diogo Goncalves and immediately had a concerned look on his face. He received a bit of treatment on the pitch and tried to continue but was quickly taken off by Pep Guardiola and replaced by Jeremy Doku.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Grealish was making his first start since the FA Cup third round tie against Huddersfield more than five weeks ago and had played just 17 minutes of football since then. And last Friday Guardiola urged him to rediscover the form he showed last season, when he was an integral part of the team that won the treble.
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DID YOU KNOW?
City had a full strength squad available against Copenhagen for the first time this season. They were without Kevin De Bruyne for five months, Erling Haaland for two while John Stones has missed large parts of the campaign with separate issues, but all started at Parken Stadium on Tueday night.
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WHAT NEXT FOR GREALISH AND CITY?
City will be hoping that Grealish's injury is not serious and that he is available again in time for Saturday's Premier League clash against Chelsea. They play the second leg at home to Copenhagen on March 6.