Squad sheets: Wigan Athletic v Manchester City

Roberto Mancini cannot feel totally secure at the richly ambitious Manchester City following a run of one win in their opening four league fixtures and it will not please him to know that the club have never won a Premier League game at Wigan. The visitors are, though, favourites to triumph, even more so after their assured victory in Salzburg on Thursday. The hosts, who have yet to win at the DW Stadium this campaign, can take heart from their recent win at Tottenham and last week's draw with Sunderland. Sachin Nakrani Venue DW Stadium Tickets £25-£27 (0871 66 33 552) Last season Wigan 1 Man City 1 Referee L Probert This season's matches 3 Y 5, R 1, 2.00 cards per game Odds Wigan 9-2 Man City 5-6 Draw 11-4 Wigan Subs from S Caldwell, N'Zogbia, Moses, Cleverley, Di Santo, Kirkland, Pollitt, Gómez, McArthur, Watson, Holt, De Ridder, Mustoe, McManaman Doubtful None Injured G Caldwell (hip, Oct) Suspended None Form guide DWLL Disciplinary record Y8 R0 Leading scorer Alcaraz, Rodallega 1 Man City Subs from Given, Jô, Boyata, Vieira, Silva, Ibrahim, Wright-Phillips, Cunningham, Adebayor Doubtful Adebayor (dead leg) Injured Boateng (knee, 25 Sept), M Johnson (knee, Oct), Kolarov (knee, Oct), Balotelli (knee, Oct), Lescott (groin, Oct) Suspended None Form guide DLWD Disciplinary record Y9 R0 Leading scorer Tevez 2 Match pointers • Wigan are one of two teams that City have faced twice or more and never beaten away from home in the top flight (five times, along with Arsenal) • City haven't won away from home in the league during September since 2004 • Wigan keepers have saved 39% of the shots they have faced this season, the lowest proportion in the division • Carlos Tevez has scored five goals in his last six league appearances against Wigan • Six of Wigan's last nine league goals have come in the 80th minute or later