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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero injured against Crystal Palace after Scott Dann's knee-high challenge

The Argentinian striker is now a doubt for the Juventus game

Mark Critchley
Saturday 12 September 2015 16:34 BST
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Sergio Aguero lies in agony following Scott Dann's challenge
Sergio Aguero lies in agony following Scott Dann's challenge (Getty Images)

Sergio Aguero is an injury concern for Manchester City's opening Champions League game against Juventus after picking up an injury against Crystal Palace.

The Argentinian striker was replaced after 25 minutes following a clattering knee-high tackle from Scott Dann.

Aguero was later seen on the bench, nursing his knee with an ice pack.

His removal from the field did, however, allow record signing Kevin De Bruyne to make his debut earlier than expected.

The blow came after Raheem Sterling withdrew from the matchday squad at Selhurst Park following a minor training ground knock.

Sergio Aguero limps off the field at Selhurst Park (Getty Images)

David Silva, one of City's most effective players so far this season, was also ruled out of the Premier League clash with an ankle injury.

Coach Manuel Pellegrini will be hoping that both Sterling and Silva return for the visit of the Italian champions on Tuesday night. Aguero, however, now looks like a major doubt.

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