Two homes wins for the Sky Blues and the mood is upbeat as City travel to West Ham United.
City boss Micky Adams could have Stephen Hughes back after a scan revealed that he had only suffered bruising during the midweek win over Nottingham Forest. The popular City skipper will have a fitness test on Saturday morning and may well return.
Claus Jorgensen has a rib injury and is out but apart from that there are no fresh injury worries for the City boss.
They face a West Ham side who have hit form, picking up another victory at Burnley in midweek. Although, this is still not good enough for the Hammers fans who are organising a sit-in protest on the final whistle.
Alan Pardew could welcome back Christian Dailly who has been out since August whilst Hayden Mullens is expected to keep his place in midfield.
The referee is Mr I.Williamson from Berkshire.
City fans are housed in the Centenary Stand. Admission is £24.
You can get to Upton Park via
From the North. M1 to junction 2, Take North Circular (A406) to A124 (East Ham), then on Barking Road for approximately 1.5 miles until you approach the traffic lights on cross-roads. Turn right into Green Street, ground is on the right hand side.
From the East: M25 junction 30, then use A13 (signposted London) then at cross-roads turn right A117. In 0.9 miles at cross-roads turn left into Green Street for West Ham United FC.
From the South: Use Blackwall Tunnel and A13 to Canning Town, then follow signs East Ham A124 in 1.7 miles turn left into Green Street for West Ham FC.
FROM THE WEST
Take North Circular (A406) to A124 (East Ham), then on Barking Road for approximately 1.5 miles until you approach traffic lights on cross-roads. Turn right into Green Street , ground is on your left hand side.
By Tube
Upton Park is the closest Underground station to West Ham United and is on the District (Green) line, in Zone 3 and journey times from Central London are approx 45mins. When you exit the station turn right. The stadium is then a 2 minute walk (400yds) on your left hand side.
Please note that the police operate a queuing policy for those using this tube station. This involves a lengthy walk and wait. Leaving on the final whistle is advised.
By Bus
Bus routes 5, 15, 58, 115, 147, 58, 104, 330 and 376 serve The Boleyn Ground
City U18’s who could win their league, travel to West Ham for a game at Chadwell Heath, whilst on Sunday Coventry City Ladies travel to Manchester City. The game at Abbey Hey FC kicks off at 2.30pm.