City:
Wigan - 3
Spurs - 1
Everton - 0
Fulham - 3
Villa - 1
Blackburn - 3
= 11
United:
Arsenal - 0
Stoke - 3
Chelsea - 1
Liverpool - 3
Norwich - 3
Spurs - 1
= 11
Spurs:
City - 1
Wigan - 3
Liverpool - 1
Newcastle - 3
Arsenal - 0
United - 1
= 9
In terms of City's games, if we beat Spurs I'll be absolutely ecstatic. Baring in mind we have no Kompany or Yaya and we'll be up against the likes of Modric, Bale, VDV, Lennon and Defoe, we could be very vulnerable in defence. I just can't see us keeping a clean sheet. On the other hand we are at home and we do have most of our attacking options available so I reckon we'll get a draw, 1-1/2-2.
Everton away - I've learnt to expect defeat from that fixture and have for a number of years. A point would be great. At least Kompany will be back by then.
Fulham at home has a tendancy to be a bit of a bogey fixture, but I reckon we'll put that to rest like we did against Everton in September and run out with a comfortable victory.
Villa away - they've not been great at home this season so I'm confident we'll get something, just hope it's not like last year where they took an early lead then defended brilliantly for about 75 mins.
As for United, I doubt they'll win at Arsenal. Chelsea is a hard one, as it all depends on which Chelsea turns up. On one hand they've beaten us at home yet despite that they've been well beaten by Liverpool, Arsenal and Villa . Chelsea do have brilliant record against United at home though so I'd back them to get something.
I think for us, beating Wigan away is crucial. If we do then I can see us getting our away form back on, if we don't then I'd be quite worried about Villa and Everton.