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Manchester City can move one giant step closer to retaining their Premier League title with a victory against Wolves at Molineux.

What we have done, hopefully in future we will continue doing. "The guys are focused on that and that's it. That 2-2 at Chelsea was a nice result, but Chelsea have also been off the boil of later and City just bring too many problems for Wolves to deal with at the back. "We are always looking forward to all top games. Wolves have been tough to beat for Man City in the past, but this Wolves side don't seem to be firing as much as previous ones have. Going out of the Champions League was a blow, but Tottenham did them a huge favour with a draw at Anfield and now they can afford a draw in their last three games and still win the title.

Manchester City can restore their three-point lead over Liverpool FC in the Premier League with a win over Wolves today in the Premier League.

Pep Guardiola will be without Kyle Walker, John Stones and Ruben Dias for the last three games, while Nathan Ake is a doubt. Wolves drew with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge last time out, though, and have proven tough opponents for City in recent years, so this will be far from a straightforward fixture. The Wolves manager still has Covid so won't be in the dugout today. City are level on points with Liverpool going into the game, but lead on goal difference, having played a game more. The upshot of Liverpool’s win last night is that City can no longer win the title on Sunday at West Ham. A victory at Molineux tonight and another three points at the London Stadium would put the Blues just a point away, and barring the Merseysiders overturning City’s goal difference advantage, would be close to clinching it. They can restore their three-point gap with a win at Wolves, with just seven points from their last three games needed to win the title.

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“Nothing changed after the game against Newcastle,” said Guardiola at his Tuesday press conference. “We are who we are and are going to last three games with the players we have and go for it. Next up are a Wolves side who need a win to maintain their hopes of crashing the top seven and qualifying for Europe next season.

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It would be a bold move to give him a crack at City on an occasion like this, but it’s now or never for Wolves’ European bid. But that was also true in December 2019, when this fixture was last played in front of a crowd, and Wolves ran down the 2-0 lead the visitors had built up despite being a man short. Events have left Wolves needing to beat either Manchester City or Liverpool - and possibly both - as well as win the intervening game against Norwich to claim the place in Europe next season for which they have been contenders since late autumn.

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They will however, be buoyed by their brilliant comeback from two-goals down to draw 2-2 away to Chelsea last time out. Next up for Wolves is Norwich City at the Molineux Stadium, which will be their final home game of the season. Max Kilman and Nelson Semedo have both been ruled out for the remainder of the campaign, and they will be soon begin their recoveries to return for the start of next season.

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Three games left, two against the best teams in the world and we can’t wait for it.” Gary Neville believes Wolves can shock City tonight. We’ve got a huge game coming up at Molineux tomorrow night under the lights, against one of the best teams in the world if not the best team in the world.

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Today, you really do have to fear that Man City’s prominent attack could run riot. The three guys are Daniel Podence, Nelson Semedo and Max Kilman.” It may prove to be somewhat of a late fitness test for the Moroccan who looks as though he will be departing the West Midlands side in the summer, amidst his expiring contract.