Manuel Pellegrini's Manchester City will be looking to get their away form back on track when they head to Upton Park to face West Ham on Saturday.
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Pellegrini's side have struggled on their travels, taking just one point from three games away from Eastlands in a disappointing run which has undermined their start to the Premier League campaign.
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City hope to end that frustrating sequence in east London this weekend and they travel to the capital boosted by the return from injury of several stars.
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Captain Vincent Kompany is set to overcome a thigh injury after missing Belgium's two games, while midfielder Jack Rodwell has recovered from a hamstring problem and Argentina defender Martin Demichelis, who joined from Atletico Madrid in August, could feature for the first time after suffering a knee injury last month.
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For the first time since he took over in the close- season, Pellegrini finally has a full-strength squad to select from, which will come as a major relief considering the hectic schedule in the weeks ahead.
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After the trip to Upton Park, City head to CSKA Moscow, where they need a positive result to stay on course to qualify for the Champions League knock- out phase for the first time, before travelling to Chelsea next weekend.
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They then come up against Newcastle in the League Cup, and host Norwich and CSKA Moscow before travelling to Sunderland ahead of the next international break.
I dont fully agree that they're off-track yet. Losing a few games doesn't mean u are now a piece of thrash. They are still on-track