Guardiola's Manchester City lose to Wolves at home after 35 years

On Sunday, Wolves stunned Manchester City with two goals at Etihad Stadium and handed City their second defeat of the season. Adama Traore scored a wonderful brace to create history as Wolves beat Machester City at home for the first time since 1984. Wolves seemed to have dominated the entire match with some brilliant counter-attacks as the match also witnessed Adama Traore score for the first time after 45 matches.

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Adama Traore ends goal drought

The game saw Wolves dominate from the beginning as they created wonderful chances. In the early minutes of the game, Patric Cutrone got a wonderful assist to counterattack but missed the net by yards. Jimenez intercepted a pass at City's defence just to give it away to Ederson. However, Wolves were soon rewarded as Jimenez made a sensational sprint and dribbled past City's defence just to assist Traore to find the back of the net with ease. City were also denied a few chances as Silva's freekick bounced off the crossbar and Sterling's long-range shot was blocked well by Rui Patrício. Wolves stunned and sealed the game in injury time when Traore scored an ease but elegant counterattack goal. City's striker Kun Aguero, had a rather quiet and uneventful night. This was Machester City's only second loss of the season. The first one coming against Norwich City on September 14 after which CIty went on to thrash Watford by 8-0. 

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Premier League standings before the International break

Heading into the International Break, Liverpool stand 8 points clear of Machester City making an early bid to claim the Premier League which they missed last year. City after suffering the second defeat of this season stand disappointed at second position whereas Arsenal jumped to third after a 1-0 win over Bournemouth, courtesy of David Luiz. Chelsea stay firm at fourth with a point behind their London rivals after thrashing Southampton 4-1 at St Mary's.

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