The two sides have yet to meet on City’s home turf, with the fixture having to be rescheduled due to our FA Cup semi-final on Saturday, 16 April.
Harry Redknapp’s side had the last laugh when the corresponding game in 2009/10 became an eliminator for fourth place in the Barclays Premier League, thanks to a solitary strike from Peter Crouch.
Recent results for both clubs and those around them mean that the 10/11 edition could have the same implications, but the Belgian, who has been in outstanding form in this campaign, shrugs off the possibility.
He said: “We will see what happens. We hope that we can make a difference before then, and if it has to go to that game again then we will be happy to play it. We are ready for big days - Spurs, United, everything that comes after this.
“We are more solid as a team and I don’t think that we will be fazed by the importance of the game. We will keep playing our game and get our goals, but defensively we are solid. There are no surprises for us there.
We can win every game. If we win every game, then we will be there
Vincent also leapt to the defence of team-mate Edin Dzeko, yet to score in the league after his arrival from Wolfsburg in January.
He added: “He works hard for us. It is the hardest moment of the season to come into the team and have an impact. Edin has already been brilliant for us in certain games and that is a positive thing for me as I know that next season we will get the best out of him.”
