Manchester City will look to return to winning ways when they host Brighton in the Premier League this weekend. For the game, City are renaming the Etihad Stadium to mark the club's annual charity weekend. City in the Community (CITC) is being celebrated in recognition of the work done all year round. Supporters travelling to the newly-branded 'City in the Community Etihad Stadium' from trams and buses will hear first-team star Ruben Dias welcome them in. Pep Guardiola's side fell to a 1-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest last time out, which meant they dropped into fifth place after Chelsea claimed a win over Leicester City . Brighton however, are just one point behind City. "It's not a disappointment to be here. If we are able to qualify for the Champions League , it would be a huge success from my point of view. There are seasons that you have to live that," Guardiola said in his press-conference. "It is in our hands, it depends on us and our behaviours and our football whether we will be there or not." Here, MEN Sport has taken a look at all the details on how to follow the clash. The match will kick-off at 3pm on Saturday, March 15. Unfortunately, the match will not be live on TV in the UK due to falling in the Saturday 3pm blackout. However, our City correspondent will be in attendance at the stadium to bring you all the build-up, analysis, reaction and updates via a live blog. If you're outside of the UK, you can find out if the game will be shown in your area through the Premier League's international broadcast partners here. You can watch extended highlights of the game on Match of the Day on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 10.30pm. Fans will also be able to watch the best bits via the Sky Sports website and app and United's own YouTube channel .