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Man City will host Bolton at the Eastlands whilst City hold the best home record in the Premiership. But Bolton have won two of their last three, but the welcome return of Elano will be a bonus for Eriksson.
<B>Injuries and Suspensions</B>
Elano should return from a hamstring injury for the visit of Bolton, but midfielder Dietmar Hamann is back after being suspended, but on the other hand Stephen Ireland is set to miss out after being shown the red card in their 2-1 defeat against Spurs.
<B>Squads</B>
Manchester City (from): Isaksson, Corluka, Dunne, Richards, Garrido, Etuhu, Hamann, Fernandes, Johnson, Petrov, Elano, Vassell, Bianchi, Samaras, Geovanni, Hart, Onuoha, Jihai.
Bolton (from): Jaaskelainen, Al Habsi, Hunt, A O'Brien, Meite, Cid, Gardner, Giannakopoulos, Guthrie, McCann, Nolan, Alonso, Speed, Teymourian, Wilhelmsson, Davies, Anelka, Diouf, Samuel, Al Habsi, Michalik, Braaten.
<B>Eriksson on Anelka</B>
"Anelka has everything you could wish for from a striker.
"He has good technique, pace, is big and strong and scores goals. He is a fantastic player.
"Anelka is one of the top scorers in the Premier League. That is not a bad achievement."
<B>Eyefootball Premiership Predictor</B>
Man City 2-0 Bolton
Man City have the only 100 percent home record this season, whilst Bolton have still not won away from home. Megson has had a mini revival for Bolton, but travelling to Eastlands has come at the wrong time. Home win.
Goalscorer: Bianchi
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