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Manchester City entered Saturday’s contest knowing that, with the title race tightening, style mattered almost as much as substance. Wolverhampton Wanderers arrived at the Etihad with belief of their own, unbeaten in recent weeks and growing in resilience, but this felt like a fixture where narratives could quickly be rewritten. This was less about panic and more about response. City pinned Wolves back early, ruthless in their use of the ball and sharp in their movement. Math

Manchester City arrive at Saturday’s clash in urgent need of a response. Derby-day disappointment against Manchester United was followed by an embarrassing European defeat to Bodø/Glimt, leaving a season once built on control and inevitability suddenly teetering. Winless in their last four league games, City’s title charge has stalled at the worst possible moment. There is, however, a small silver lining. Arsenal failed to capitalise on City’s stumble, drawing with Nottingham

Norway’s top-flight side Bodø/Glimt produced one of the most remarkable results in their European history, stunning Manchester City 3–1 at the Aspmyra Stadion, just north of the Arctic Circle. Facing Pep Guardiola’s six-time Premier League champions and Champions League winners, Bodø/Glimt delivered a fearless and disciplined performance in a game of huge significance for the club. The victory boosts the Norwegian champions’ qualification hopes, as the 26th-ranked side in the