chances of winning silverware this campaign ahead of
Wednesday's match versus Sevilla.
Jesus Navas believes Manchester City have what it takes to
beat any opponent as they prepare for Wednesday's Champions
League match against Sevilla, even if he has conceded that his
former club could cause them trouble.
Premier League leaders City were beaten by Juventus on
matchday one, but bounced back with an away win over
Borussia Monchengladbach and Navas - who swapped Seville
for Manchester in 2013 - feels that result in Germany is proof
that they can win anywhere.
"It's going to be a difficult game against Sevilla. They are a solid
defensive unit and we'll need to be at our best to win this game,"
the Spain winger said at Tuesday's pre-match news conference.
"The return match will be even harder because the Sevilla
supporters are renowned for their passion and will look to make
it difficult for us, but we feel we can win anywhere and proved
that by beating Borussia Monchengladbach."
City take on rivals Manchester United in the league at the
weekend, yet Navas has stressed they are only thinking about
Sevilla at this stage.
He added: "We can only take one game at a time so it's Sevilla
first, then we'll focus on Manchester United at the weekend then
Crystal Palace in the Capital One Cup.
"Our aim is to be successful in every competition we're in this
season so we need to keep doing what we're doing, stay strong
and focused and play our normal game."
City and Sevilla sit joint second in Group D with three points
each, trailing leaders Juventus by three points.
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