West Ham United's trip to Manchester City is a chance for them to bounce back from a poor result last time around.
That is the opinion of manager David Moyes, who spoke to the media about his side's task for the remainder of the season.
Despite an improved run of results, a 4-3 loss to Crystal Palace list time around means that relegation is still not out of the question for the Hammers.
Moyes told reporters: We have one or two knocks and niggles.
Kurt Zouma is the biggest fear. We think we might lose Kurt for a few weeks but we are still assessing his ankle at the moment. I wouldn't [want to put a time on it] because I am not a medical man. But Kurt is a bit different. He is good and getting himself ready and back fit. We are hoping he will be fine.
You approach the fixture against Manchester City in the same you would any other fixture.
We know we are playing a very good team. We have been to the Etihad a lot and it has been hard to win. But we have given them some really good games when we have played them, and the games have been really close. I am hoping we can put up another good show."