After the 2-0 defeat at Watford, Alan Cork’s side head off to Stevenage Borough to face Tottenham Hotspur in a game rearranged from last month after the initial fixture was postponed due to snow.
City who have lost their last three consecutive matches come up against a side that came from a goal down in their last game against Arsenal to win 4-3.
For the Sky Blues, Cork and his assistant Darren Robinson will make a late team selection based on players available for the game they lost 5-0 last season.
Jonny Tuffey may return in goal as being close to the vital first team game at Highfield Road on Saturday, Adams will want to keep Pressman ready in case of anything happening to Luke Steele.
Tottenham boss Clive Allen is looking for another good performance from his side telling the Spurs official site: ""We now know what we are capable of. "It will be an interesting game in terms of trying to repeat that Arsenal performance and trying to get back to that level. If we do, I'll certainly be happy. It's all about doing the same things again."
Kick off at Broadhall Way, Stevenage is at 7pm, admission is £6 for City supporters.
By Car:
M1 to junction 10A, A505 to Hitchin, then A602 to A1m. Down to junction 7 and
take the B197 and the ground is on the right at the second roundabout.
A large car park is opposite the stadium.
By Rail:
The ground is approximately one mile from Stevenage station and take the footbridge into the town centre past the Gordon Craig Theatre. The number four bus will take you to the ground and takes five minutes.
There is also a Taxi rank at the Station and a taxi will cost between two and three pounds.