Emmanuel Adebayor and Carlos Tevez can't stop finding the net for City right now - but Roberto Mancini wants a few more names on the scoresheet too.

Adebayor has struck three goals in his last three matches, while Tevez is on an extraordinary run that has seen him net 15 times in his last 14 starts.

They were both on target as the Blues beat Bolton 2-0 on Tuesday night to keep themselves in the frame for a top-four Premier League finish.

And between them, the two strikers have scored 10 of City's 14 Premier League goals since Mancini took charge.

The City boss will be delighted if they keep up that run of form all the way through to the end of the season.

But as a former striker himself, he knows that there's a chance the goals will dry up for one or both of them at some stage.

And that is why he is looking for Martin Petrov, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Patrick Vieira and Gareth Barry - among others - to chip in with the goals that could push City to glory.

He said: "It's important for the strikers to keep scoring goals.

"Manu scored a fantastic goal against Bolton, and Carlos scored a penalty, and that won us the game.

"I hope they continue to score - but I hope that other players will contribute with goals too. I hope we can get goals from Martin, Shaun, Patrick and Gareth when he is 100 per cent fit.

"It is important the we have other players who can score."

Santa Cruz option

With Roque Santa Cruz back in training after almost a month out with a calf injury, Mancini has more options in attack.

And that could be crucial as the Blues chase glory in the Premier League and the FA Cup.

Mancini said: "When we work in training, I can play Manu with Carlos, but I can also play Manu with Roque. We do have options with the strikers.

"If we want to be a successful team, we cannot rely on one or two players to score all of our goals."

This season has already seen City reach their first major semi-final since 1981.

But Mancini would like to see the Blues go further as they aim for a first trophy since 1976.

The Blues host Stoke this evening with a place in the FA Cup quarter-finals at stake.

He said: "If possible, I want to get to the final of the FA Cup. We have two targets this season - the FA Cup and the top four."

Mancini is set to make changes for this evening's tie as Adam Johnson is unavailable and Craig Bellamy misses out due to a knee injury.

Petrov, Wright-Phillips and Stephen Ireland are all pushing for places.

And Joleon Lescott could make his first start for Mancini after Vincent Kompany was ruled out.

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