Man City XI vs Wolves: Haaland BENCHED - Starting lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest - Pep Guardiola drops out-of-form striker amid struggles in front of goal

Manchester City made light work of Wolves in the Premier League, but it was Wrexham that stole the spotlight.

New signings could hold the key to a Premier League title challenge resurgence.

This was Rob Edwards' 50th Premier League game as a manager (38 with Luton, 12 with Wolves), and his 32nd defeat (W7 D11). Only Mick McCarthy (38) and Daniel Farke (35) have ever lost more of their first 50 matches as a manager in the competition.

Pep Guardiola made some changes to Manchester City's XI and the result was a convincing 2-0 win over Wolves at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.

Referee Farai Hallam stuck with his original decision to not call a handball and penalty for Manchester City. Was it the right call?

The Daily Mail says Wolves are in talks with City about a loan deal to the end of the season for England international Phillips. Talks between the two clubs could make significant strides today with City hosting Wolves at the Etihad. The move will hinge on City covering part of Phillips' £150,000-a-week wages.

The ball would not stick up top, so every clearance came straight back. City regained possession in seconds and it became wave after wave of pressure. Wolves stayed fairly compact, but City's quality still told and, at 2-0 down, it already felt like too much.