Zabaleta out of Newcastle game

Roberto Mancini has confirmed Pablo Zabaleta will miss Manchester City's Premier League clash at home to Newcastle on Sunday. The Argentina defender suffered a hamstring strain during Thursday night's Europa League clash with Juventus and was taken off at half-time in the 1-1 draw at Eastlands.And although Mancini doubts Zabaleta will be facing a lengthy lay-off, the City boss has already ruled him out for the visit of Newcastle."It is a hamstring," he said. "I do not believe it is serious but he won't play on Sunday."That will force Mancini into another change at left-back having already seen Wayne Bridge, Aleksandar Kolarov and Joleon Lescott play there and be ruled out through injury this season. Man. City v Newcastle. Click here to bet.


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