Three City players are in international squads for matches on Friday 13 November, with Morocco and Argentina both in action.

Ayyoub Bouaddi could feature for Morocco against Niger in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying, while Enzo Fernandez and Geronimo Rulli are available for Argentina’s friendly against Uruguay. Here is when the matches kick off and what UK viewers need to know (which is not very much).

Man City internationals tonight: How to watch

All times are GMT.

Neither match has a UK broadcaster that we have been able to verify.

Supporters should check official broadcaster schedules before kick-off. Overseas television coverage does not necessarily mean a match can be watched legally through the same service in Britain.

Bouaddi included in Morocco squad

Bouaddi has been named in Morocco’s squad for two Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Niger. Friday’s home fixture kicks off at 8pm GMT, with the return match scheduled for Tuesday 17 November at the same time. The midfielder’s involvement will depend on Morocco’s team selection.

Fernandez and Rulli prepare for Argentina friendly

Argentina host Uruguay at 11pm GMT, with midfielder Fernandez and goalkeeper Rulli included in the squad. Both are also listed for Argentina’s second friendly of the international break, against Costa Rica on Tuesday 17 November. The kick-off time for that match remains unconfirmed in City’s published schedule.

Haaland and Dias in action on Saturday

Three more international fixtures involving City players are scheduled for Saturday 14 November.

Haaland’s Norway face Wales in the Nations League before Dias’ Portugal meet Denmark later in the evening. Brazil’s friendly against Japan offers Allan and Vitor Reis the chance to feature earlier in the day.

The full list of fixtures and call-ups is available in Manchester City’s official international guide. Supporters can also follow the remaining matches through our Man City November international fixture guide.

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Gary Gowers is a sports journalist and the editor of Read Everton, where he leads daily coverage of Everton news, transfers and analysis. He also writes about Manchester City for Read Man City and motorsport for Read Motorsport. A former accountant, he became a freelance writer in 2011 and has written for BBC Sport and Metro.