"Title Race Is Over" - Man City Boss Pep Guardiola After Wolves 3-2 Loss

Manchester City Coach Pep Guardiola has conceded that the title race is over after yesterday's 3-2 misfortune against Wolves.

City made a trip to Wolves on Friday hoping to stretch out beyond Leicester and diminish the hole to 11 focuses from Liverpool at the top.

Everything began awful after Goalkeeper Ederson was sent off to bringing down Diogo Jota outside his crate following 12 minutes, however Raheem Sterling scored a prop to give City a 2-0 lead after half time.

Regardless of having with 10 men and a 2-0 lead, City once more neglected to control the nature of Adama Traore.

Traore took advantage of his odds and scored Wolves first objective before setting up a cross to Raul Jimenez to make it 2-2.

Stunning for everybody, Matt Doherty delivered a staggering 89th-minute victor to send the Wolves fans into celebrating and furthermore make Liverpool fans charmed.

Manchester City currently trail Liverpool by 14, with Jurgen Klopp's group as yet having a game close by.

Inquired as to whether the title race is finished, Guardiola stated: "Indeed, the focuses hole is huge."

"Considering getting Liverpool is ridiculous.

"The tremendous hole has been there for quite a while. It is unreasonable to consider the title race.

"You have approached a similar inquiry for quite a while and this is a similar answer."

Liverpool play next against Wolves, who are presently two focuses behind Chelsea on Sunday, while Manchester City will confront Sheffield United later at the Etihad.