Man City Escape With A Point At Wolves

Aymeric Laporte protected Manchester City from their first thrashing of the season as they got away with a 1-1 draw at Wolves. 

With this outcome, City have endured an early falter in their journey to safeguard the title they won in determined form last season. 

The Citizens, who achieved a record 100 focuses in winning the Premier League last term, had been in commonly irrepressible frame in their opening two diversions, forgetting about Arsenal and Huddersfield Town and scoring eight objectives all the while. 

Nonetheless, it was a generally baffling evening for Pep Guardiola's men at Molineux as Sergio Aguero and Raheem Sterling both hit the woodwork – the previous doing as such for a second time in the 95th moment – after Wolves' Raul Jimenez saw an objective refused for offside. 

Things turned out to be more regrettable for City when Wolves led the pack in gigantically questionable form, Willy Boly diverting home from short proximity with his arm. 

In any case, Laporte gained by poor guarding to head in Ilkay Gundogan's free-kick, guaranteeing City stay unbeaten and denying recently advanced Wolves a first win of the battle.