Dynamo Kiev coach Sergei Rebrov is keen to exploit potential Manchester City weaknesses when they meet in the Champions League.The Ukrainians host City in the first leg of their last-16 clash at the Olimpiyskiy National Sports Complex on Wednesday, with the visitors going into the match on the back of three successive defeats.City manager Manuel Pellegrini opted to play an under-strength team in the 5-1 loss to Chelsea in the FA Cup on Sunday and Rebrov hopes Dynamo can capitalise on any flaws in their opponents. Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini The former Tottenham and West Ham striker said: Manchester City have scored the [equal] most goals in the Premier League, so I am sure they say they are not misfiring.It is important to realise the potential of Manchester City in attack, and with [Vincent] Kompanys return, power is restored in the defence. Man Citys best boss? Does Manuel Pellegrini still have time to become Man Citys most successful manager ever? And when we talk about Manchester City, or any other team in the Champions League, these results in these competitions do not matter. It is the Champions League - it is a different tournament.But opponents have weaknesses. We have paid attention to them and I hope we will take advantage of them. Rebrov in action for Tottenham against Man City in 2001 Kiev have not played a competitive match since December due to Ukraines winter break but Rebrov is confident his players are in good shape, with key forward Andriy Yarmolenko the only doubt for Dynamo.The 41-year-old, who scored a late winner for Spurs at City in 2001, added: I hope all our players will be ready to take the field tomorrow. Now they are all healthy, all eager for the fight. Pellegrini says he will field a full-strength side for Manchester Citys game against Dynamo Kiev The game will take place at an open stadium after Dynamo successfully appealed against the severity of a two-match closure order. Kiev had to play their last Champions League group game against Maccabi Tel Aviv behind closed doors for offences including the racist behaviour of fans.It was very uncomfortable to hold the match with Maccabi without an audience, it is passed on to players, Rebrov said. But tomorrow they will have a very different attitude. With full stands they will have a double motivation.Also See:Dynamo Kiev v Man City previewCity can win Champions LeagueMangala fit for City in KievAguero: I get big-game nervesAdidas NMD Mens Sale . Barcelona also left injured defenders Carles Puyol, Javier Mascherano and Jordi Alba out of its squad for the trip to Glasgow. That means that Marc Bartra will probably start again in the centre of the defence alongside Gerard Pique. Adidas NMD Discount . -- Whether Jeremy Hill deserves a prominent role in LSUs offence this early in the season is a matter for debate. http://www.cheapnmdonline.com/ . 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Perri Jr., the attorney for the police officers involved in the fight.McCoys attorney, Dennis Cogan, was not available Tuesday morning when contacted for a comment.The lawsuit, obtained by Outside the Lines, names McCoy and three other members of his party: Curtis Brinkley, Tamarcus Porter and Christopher Henderson, all of whom were inside the Recess Lounge, a Philadelphia after-hours club, on Feb. 7.The Recess Lounge also is named as a defendant. Officers Jessie and Butler allege the club was negligent in failing to provide adequate security and for continuing to serve alcohol to McCoy, Brinkley, Porter and Henderson, who were already visibly intoxicated.In April, Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams ssaid McCoy wouldnt be criminally charged in the incident, concluding that he couldnt prove who initiated the fight.ddddddddddddWilliams said at the time that its legal to act in self-defense or the defense of others.The Pennsylvania Attorney Generals office subsequently decided to review Williams decision not to charge McCoy, at the request of the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police.In a July letter to the FOP, Bruce Castor, then the solicitor general of Pennsylvania in charge of the McCoy probe, wrote: I would have to not only disagree with the decision of DA Williams, but would have to conclude that his decision was so far off the mark as to be abusing the authority given him by the voters of Philadelphia. Applying that standard, I cannot say that I find DA Williams abused his discretion.Cogan told ESPN in July that McCoy was only trying to break up a fight between the officers and his friends, who had started arguing over a $350 bottle of champagne.Frankly, McCoy did nothing wrong. He was put through hell for no reason, Cogan said at the time.Police also have said the fight broke out over a misunderstanding about who had purchased the bottle of champagne.McCoy, 28, is in his second season with the Bills after playing six years with the Philadelphia Eagles.John Barr is a reporter in ESPNs Enterprise Unit. ' ' '