Since the surprise defeat at Norwich, Manchester City have reeled off five straight wins in all competitions, mixing their usual quality with a doggedness that is also a calling card of Pep Guardiola’s double champions. Wolves arrive off the back of a Europa League win in Istanbul, hoping to hand City a first home league defeat since Crystal Palace won 3-2 at the Etihad last December. That was 10 months ago; the odds are hugely against. Jamie Jackson
Sunday 2pm
Venue Etihad Stadium
Last season Manchester City 3 Wolves 0
Referee Craig Pawson
This season G4 Y12 R1 3.25 cards/game
Odds H 1-7 A 25-1 D 19-2
MANCHESTER CITY
Subs from Bravo, Carson, Foden, Bernardo Silva, Cancelo, Angeliño, García, Jesus, Zinchenko, Harwood-Bellis
Doubtful None
Injured Sane (knee, Feb), Laporte (knee, Feb), Stones (thigh, 19 Oct),
De Bruyne (hamstring, 19 Oct)
Suspended None
Discipline Y12 R0
Form DWWLWW
Leading scorer Agüero 8
WOLVES
Subs from Ruddy, Neves, Vinagre, Cutrone, Jordão, Sanderson, Perry, Kilman, Gibbs-White,Bennett, Vallejo
Doubtful Diogo Jota (ankle)
Injured None
Suspended None
Discipline Y10 R2
Form DDLLDW
Leading scorer Jiménez 2