Manchester City are buoyed with confidence after their 2-1 victory at home to Chelsea, but now they must prove their credentials on the road to show that they are not just a one hit wonder by going away and taking care of business at the Reebok Stadium. City will turn towards Adabeyor, Tevez and Robinho to provide them the offensive spark up front especially with the absence of Bellamy who has been in great form thus far this season but is out of this fixture after contracting swine flu. The defence of Manchester City has till been a bit shaky, but full marks to Shay Given who managed to keep them alive in most games that they have played so far, and will be looking at some confidence after saving Lampard's penalty last week. Bolton have been in wretched form losing 4 out of their last 5 games drawing the only other game to Fulham at home. Their defence has not been one to admire as they shipped 5 to Villa, 4 to Chelsea, 2 to Blackburn and Wolves. Gary Megson has been having a lot of trouble in that part of the pitch and unless that is sorted, which can only be in the winter transfer, I see nothing less than 3 points for the blue half of Manchester.