Norwich City Under-18s coach Greg Crane says it'll be a great test for his side to play against Manchester City on Saturday.
The Under-18s play their final fixture in the Under-18s Premier League Cup group stage and are joint-top with Manchester City, having won both of of their games so far.
Norwich were winners over Leicester City and Blackburn Rovers in the first two games in the competition, and will look to make it three from three against City on Saturday morning.
Saturday's opponents have been very successful in recent seasons, winning the Under-18 Premier League for the last three seasons.
"I look forward to all our games at the moment," he says. "We've had a few different games recently, we played Manchester United in a friendly, and our games programme has provided great variety and Manchester City will be another great test for the lads.
"You expect the top teams, like City, to have the best players and our lads are no different. We want to compete against the best and test themselves. Historically, they've done very well and it's another game we're looking forward to that'll really test us.
"We've watched a little bit of them, and they're very similar to the first-team. They want to dominate the ball, they've got excellent technical players, but nothing that the boys haven't faced before.
"The games programme this season has been really good. We've played Everton, Blackburn, Manchester United, and now Manchester City. All teams we don't usually play against, and the boys are getting great experience playing against many different teams.
"City's style mirrors what they do in the first-team, especially from what I've seen and it'll be a really great opportunity for us to play them. We can impose ourselves on them, and it'll be a good game.
"The competition format gives it another edge, too. They've won both of their games too, so that's another little bit of spice to add to the game. It'll be interesting for me to see how the players are, and how they handle that sort of game.
"They'll need that experience to play in the first team or in the Football League, that pressure of winning every week. It'll be good to see how we handle it, and who steps up."