Tevez wants City to think small . . .
The Argentine hit the winner to end runaway leaders Chelsea's
100 per cent record at the weekend.
But City have beaten the big boys before only to immediately let
themselves down against smaller clubs.
In August they thrashed Liverpool 3-0 only to lose at Sunderland
and draw with Blackburn.
Now Tevez has Newcastle and Blackpool in sight and insists City
must capitalise on their Chelsea triumph.
The new Eastlands skipper said: "We always play very well
against the big teams but the important thing now is we concentrate
and play the same game against the smaller teams.
"If we can do that it will take us to the next level."
Tevez admits his winner against Chelsea was vital to keep City
in touch at the top.
Tevez, who has hit four goals in three games against Carlo
Ancelotti's side, said: "This was a great result in the battle for
the Championship. It was really important we won.
"I like playing against most teams but seem to make a special
mark against Chelsea.
"We are becoming a strong team and as captain it's important I
give them the strength and spirit to continue this way."
Team-mate Yaya Toure said: "It was a big win but now we have to
show more consistency."