Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany in the running to return against Wigan
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Your support makes all the difference.Vincent Kompany is likely to again feature for Manchester City after returning from a knee injury at Chelsea last Sunday.
"He got through the game and got through it very well," the City first-team coach, David Platt, said. "There were no after effects, he iced it afterwards as a precaution." Gaël Clichy (ankle) and Jack Rodwell (hamstring) will miss out for City.
Wigan give tests to Shaun Maloney and Gary Caldwell and captain Ivan Ramis (hamstring) is a doubt, while James McArthur and Franco Di Santo may earn recalls.
Odds Wigan 5-1 Draw 16-5 Manchester CIty 8-15
Kick-off 8pm (Sky Sports 2; Highlights BBC 1, 10.45pm)
Referee M Halsey (Hertfordshire)
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