Ederson
Nothing he could do for the Wolves goal and didn't have much to do aside from that. Confident in possession as usual. 7
Kyle Walker
Began to get forward and influence the game as City chased a winner and provided the cross for Jesus' goal. 7
Ruben Dias
Outmuscled by Coady for the equaliser, but had defended well against Traore in the first half and produced one fine late interception. 7
Aymeric Laporte
Unfortunate to have a goal ruled out. Carried the ball forward well in the first half when Wolves defended deep. 7
Joao Cancelo
Played as a left-winger at times and almost created a goal for Sterling in the early stages, but influence waned as the game went on. 6
Rodri
Excellent pass in the build-up to City's opening goal and his use of the ball was good, but he did give away the foul that led to the equaliser. 6
Kevin De Bruyne
One misplaced in the first half had Guardiola throwing his arms up in disgust. Some fine moments but still looked a little below the brilliant standards he usually sets. 6
Bernardo Silva
Was superb with the ball but his best moments came out of possession. An incredible workrate and his pressing of the Wolves' defence was brilliantly relentless. 8
Raheem Sterling
Came close with two good second-half efforts and probably had enough chances to have got on the scoresheet. 7
Riyad Mahrez
Created the first goal with a wonderful first touch and was a constant threat for City down the right with his close control and trickery - all before getting himself on the score sheet late on. 8
Gabriel Jesus
Looked like being a frustrating night until he fired home City's goal to make it 2-1. Had missed some good chances before then but was in the right place, and bagged another late on. 8
Subs
Ilkay Gundogan (for Sterling 81): Little time to influence game
Subs not used: Jack Steffen, John Stones, Eric Garica, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Fernandinho, Phil Foden, Ferran Torres, Sergio Aguero
