The only thing missing from Manchester City right now is a bit of consistency. And if it's an easy three points Mark Hughes was after, he couldn't have come up against tougher opposition. Robinho has blown hot and cold so far, scoring goals for fun against Stoke but then being almost invisible at Middlesbrough and Bolton as City were swept aside. Spurs, on the other hand, are absolutely flying after Harry Redknapp's appointment as manager. He has so far guided his new team to Premier League victories over Bolton and Liverpool and a point at Arsenal in a thrilling 4-4 draw. Spurs fans can't ask for any more than that after a dreadful run of form under Juande Ramos. Vincent Kompany is a doubt for City, but Benjani could return after recovering from a thigh injury.



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