It's first against third in the ScottishPower Women's Premier League, with the Gers seeking to extend their unbeaten home record in all competitions this season.
Potter's side have plundered a remarkable 95 goals this term, and there's one particular statistic that the Light Blues head coach is pleased about.
Speaking to the media to preview Sunday's fixture, she commented: "Every outfield player of mine has scored a goal this season, and that happened quite a few weeks ago now.
"It means that if you want to stop one or two players, we definitely have others who can step up and stick the ball in the back of the net.
"Being able to share the goals, and having every outfield player on the scoresheet this season, is some feat.
"We have a certain way of playing. We like to think that we can look very different depending on our opponent and what questions they pose us.
"We've looked at it today in training and how we can hurt Glasgow City; they have improved after the transfer window.
"We also know that we're a strong team and we can cause them a few problems.
The Gers currently sit at the summit of the SWPL table with eight games remaining in the campaign.
Although Potter says she's delighted with the endeavour from her players over the course of the league campaign, the Gers head coach is equally aware that there's still a lot of football to play this term.
She added: "I have said it a lot, but we have earned the position that we are in - it's not just by chance.
"We're doing extremely well, but we're not naïve to the fact that it's in any way done. It's going to be the toughest part of the season now.
"We're relishing the challenge and we've all had a smile on our faces this morning getting the squad back together, so we're ready for the weekend."