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Wolves v Manchester City (Premier League)
Manchester City will return to the Premier League this weekend after being eliminated in the Carabao Cup third round by Newcastle United in midweek.
City endured perhaps their shortest game of the season so far, as they returned to their Manchester training base early on Thursday morning after a trip to St. James’ Park.
Coach Pep Guardiola has made a point of arranging the Premier League champions’ travel for their League Cup clash with Newcastle, as the Manchester side have to make a five-hour journey back home. northeast by road.
Manchester City will return to the Premier League this weekend after being eliminated in the Carabao Cup third round by Newcastle United in midweek.
City endured perhaps their shortest game of the season so far, as they returned to their Manchester training base early on Thursday morning after a trip to St. James’ Park.
Coach Pep Guardiola has made a point of arranging the Premier League champions’ travel for their League Cup clash with Newcastle, as the Manchester side have to make a five-hour journey back home. northeast by road.
A single second-half goal from Alexander Isak was enough to separate the two sides in the Carabao Cup third round, as Eddie Howe’s side now progress to a fourth-round draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
For Pep Guardiola and his players, attention quickly turns to Saturday afternoon’s clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux, as Manchester City look to maintain their 100% winning start to the season in the top flight. head. Manchester City will be without Bernardo Silva and John Stones for this weekend’s trip to Molineux due to their respective injury problems, with the latter starting to train for the first team and currently taking part in training sessions individual.
Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon, Pep Guardiola said John Stones could return to first-team training next week or after he travels to Germany to face RB Leipzig in the UEFA Champions League.
Kevin De Bruyne is of course still sidelined due to hamstring surgery, while Rodri is playing the second of three games in which he is suspended following his red card against Nottingham Forest last time out in the Premier League for Manchester City.
Ahead of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ clash with Manchester City, as well as Matheus Nunes’s first return to Molineux following his controversial departure this summer, here’s how we predict Pep Guardiola will line up his squad on Saturday afternoon!
XI prediction
Ederson returned to his starting position in goal after Stefan Ortega Moreno was dropped in the League Cup in midweek.
After resting at St. James’ Park on Wednesday night, many believe Kyle Walker will return to his starting position at right-back and take the captain’s armband from Nathan Ake – who we expect to remain absent. In the traditional centre-back pairings, we believe Manuel Akanji will line up alongside Ruben Dias when the latter returns after a rare 90 minutes rest on Wednesday.
Josko Gvardiol is likely to retain his place at Manchester City’s left-back at Molineux, as the Croatia international continues to progress through Pep Guardiola’s squad before returning to RB Leipzig next week.
With Kalvin Phillips taking on the defensive midfielder role in the Carabao Cup, we believe Pep Guardiola will opt for a more solid option in Manchester City’s midfield with Mateo Kovacic sitting in the three-man midfield.
Ahead of the Croatia international, we believe Matheus Nunes will make his first move back to Molineux after attacking Wolves to force a move to the Etihad Stadium at the end of the summer transfer window.
Julian Alvarez is also likely to move into the attacking midfield position and complement the striking options now that Manchester City are in a higher position. On the right, we believe Phil Foden will start again for Manchester City, while Jeremy Doku could replace Jack Grealish on the left to add much-needed intensity and flair to the forward line after an exciting start. position at the club.
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Kevin De Bruyne is of course still sidelined due to hamstring surgery, while Rodri is playing the second of three games in which he is suspended following his red card against Nottingham Forest last time out in the Premier League for Manchester City.
Ahead of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ clash with Manchester City, as well as Matheus Nunes’s first return to Molineux following his controversial departure this summer, here’s how we predict Pep Guardiola will line up his squad on Saturday afternoon!
Manchester City will return to the Premier League this weekend after being eliminated in the Carabao Cup third round by Newcastle United in midweek.
City endured perhaps their shortest game of the season so far, as they returned to their Manchester training base early on Thursday morning after a trip to St. James’ Park.
Coach Pep Guardiola has made a point of arranging the Premier League champions’ travel for their League Cup clash with Newcastle as the Manchester side have to make a five-hour journey back east north by road.
A single second-half goal from Alexander Isak was enough to separate the two sides in the Carabao Cup third round, as Eddie Howe’s side now progress to a fourth-round draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
For Pep Guardiola and his players, attention quickly turns to Saturday afternoon’s clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux, as Manchester City look to maintain their 100% winning start to the season in the top flight. head. Manchester City will be without Bernardo Silva and John Stones for the trip to Molineux this weekend due to their respective injury problems, with the latter starting to train for the first team and currently taking part in training sessions individual.
Julian Alvarez is also likely to move into the attacking midfield position and complement the striking options now that Manchester City are in a higher position.
Manchester City will return to the Premier League this weekend after being eliminated in the Carabao Cup third round by Newcastle United in midweek.
City endured perhaps their shortest game of the season so far, as they returned to their Manchester training base early on Thursday morning after a trip to St. James’ Park.
Manager Pep Guardiola is keen to arrange the reigning Premier League champions’ travel for their League Cup clash with Newcastle as the Manchester City side have to make the five-hour round trip north-east by road .
A single second-half goal from Alexander Isak was enough to separate the two sides in the Carabao Cup third round, as Eddie Howe’s side now progress to a fourth-round draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
For Pep Guardiola and his players, attention quickly turns to Saturday afternoon’s clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux, as Manchester City look to maintain their 100% winning start to the season in the top flight. head. Manchester City will be without Bernardo Silva and John Stones for this weekend’s trip to Molineux due to their respective injury problems, with the latter starting to train for the first team and currently taking part in training sessions individual.
Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon, Pep Guardiola said John Stones could return to first-team training next week or after he travels to Germany to face RB Leipzig in the UEFA Champions League.
Kevin De Bruyne is of course still sidelined due to hamstring surgery, while Rodri is playing the second of three games in which he is suspended following his red card against Nottingham Forest last time out in the Premier League for Manchester City.
Ahead of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ clash with Manchester City, as well as Matheus Nunes’s first return to Molineux following his controversial departure this summer, here’s how we predict Pep Guardiola will line up his squad on Saturday afternoon!
XI prediction
Ederson returned to his starting position in goal after Stefan Ortega Moreno was dropped in the League Cup in midweek.
After resting at St. James’ Park on Wednesday night, many believe Kyle Walker will return to his starting position at right-back and take the captain’s armband from Nathan Ake – who we expect to remain absent. In the traditional centre-back pairings, we believe Manuel Akanji will line up alongside Ruben Dias when the latter returns after a rare 90 minutes rest on Wednesday.
Josko Gvardiol is likely to retain his place at Manchester City’s left-back at Molineux, as the Croatia international continues to progress through Pep Guardiola’s squad before returning to RB Leipzig next week.
With Kalvin Phillips taking on the defensive midfielder role in the Carabao Cup, we believe Pep Guardiola will opt for a more solid option in Manchester City’s midfield with Mateo Kovacic sitting in the three-man midfield.
Ahead of the Croatia international, we believe Matheus Nunes will make his first move back to Molineux after attacking Wolves to force a move to the Etihad Stadium at the end of the summer transfer window.
Julian Alvarez is also likely to move into the attacking midfield position and complement the striking options now that Manchester City are in a higher position.
On the right, we believe Phil Foden will start again for Manchester City, while Jeremy Doku could replace Jack Grealish on the left to add much-needed intensity and flair to the forward line after an exciting start. his taste.
Manchester City will return to the Premier League this weekend after being eliminated in the Carabao Cup third round by Newcastle United in midweek.
City endured perhaps their shortest game of the season so far, as they returned to their Manchester training base early on Thursday morning after a trip to St. James’ Park.
Manager Pep Guardiola is keen to arrange the reigning Premier League champions’ travel for their League Cup clash with Newcastle as the Manchester City side have to make the five-hour round trip north-east by road .
A single second-half goal from Alexander Isak was enough to separate the two sides in the Carabao Cup third round, as Eddie Howe’s side now progress to a fourth-round draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
For Pep Guardiola and his players, attention quickly turns to Saturday afternoon’s clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux, as Manchester City look to maintain their 100% winning start to the season in the top flight. head. Manchester City will be without Bernardo Silva and John Stones for this weekend’s trip to Molineux due to their respective injury problems, with the latter starting to train for the first team and currently taking part in training sessions individual.
Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon, Pep Guardiola said John Stones could return to first-team training next week or after he travels to Germany to face RB Leipzig in the UEFA Champions League.
Kevin De Bruyne is of course still sidelined due to hamstring surgery, while Rodri is playing the second of three games in which he is suspended following his red card against Nottingham Forest last time out in the Premier League for Manchester City.
Ahead of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ clash with Manchester City, as well as Matheus Nunes’s first return to Molineux following his controversial departure this summer, here’s how we predict Pep Guardiola will line up his squad on Saturday afternoon
XI prediction
Ederson returned to his starting position in goal after Stefan Ortega Moreno was dropped in the League Cup in midweek.
After resting at St. James’ Park on Wednesday night, many believe Kyle Walker will return to his starting position at right-back and take the captain’s armband from Nathan Ake – who we expect to remain absent. In the traditional centre-back pairings, we believe Manuel Akanji will line up alongside Ruben Dias when the latter returns after a rare 90 minutes rest on Wednesday.
Josko Gvardiol is likely to retain his place at Manchester City’s left-back at Molineux, as the Croatia international continues to progress through Pep Guardiola’s squad before returning to RB Leipzig next week.
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