LIVE: Manchester City vs Wolves | English Premier League
15:00 ET Canada-USA | 19:00 Cairo Local Time
Referee: Chris Kavanagh (England)
Venue: Etihad Stadium
Manchester City
Starting with the hosts, coming past a plucky West Ham thanks to a 2-1 victory over the weekend, the mood in Manchester City’s camp is at a red-hot high. Only continuing on what has been a remarkable purple patch, Pep Guardiola’s side have won each of their last 20 straight matchups across all formats, a run that stems all the way back to December 15th. In fact, City are now unbeaten in 27 matches – winning 24. It is their second-longest such run in their history, after 28 games between April and December 2017.
Like us on Facebook & follow us on Twitter to receive all the live games alerts or subscribe to our web browser notifecations. You can also download our Andriod App here on Google PlayOpening up the midweek fixtures already holding a 12-point buffer at the top of the table and appearing to cruise towards recapturing their Premier League crown, the Sky Blues also have their sights set on securing a famous quadruple-winning season this year. Also managing to pick up an early Champions League advantage with a 2-0 victory away at Borussia Mönchengladbach last week, the former Bayern Munich boss should be looking to lay down another marker at the Etihad on Tuesday night.
Manchester City have no new injury concerns for the visit of Wolves, with squad rotation expected.
Bernardo Silva, Raheem Sterling, Joao Cancelo and Aymeric Laporte could all return after being rested for the win over West Ham.
Wolves
As for the visitors, while Wolves might have come from behind to snatch a late point away at relegation scrappers Newcastle over the weekend, the Oranges have continued to struggle with their consistency this season.
Missing out on a real chance to build on those back-to-back victories against Southampton and Leeds last month, Nuno Espírito Santo’s side still find themselves battling it out in the bottom-half of the Premier League table. Coming under real scrutiny after seeing the Saints end their FA Cup adventure with a 2-0 defeat on February 11th, there is no doubt the Midlands outfit face another overwhelming test in midweek.
Despite landing that victory away at St. Mary’s on top-flight duties last month, a huge part of Wolves’ issues this season has come down to some extended issues on the road. Including that stalemate away at Newcastle over the weekend, Tuesday’s guests have managed to win just one of their last eight Premier League contests away from Molineux, a run that stems back to November 29th.
Wolves will select from the same squad that drew at Newcastle United.
Willy Boly is back in training but is still unavailable, along with Daniel Podence, Raul Jimenez and Fernando Marcal.
