Man City v Wolves live stream, BT Sport, Tuesday 2 March, 8pm GMT
Manchester City will be looking for their 21st consecutive win in all competitions when they host Wolves on Tuesday.
Pep Guardiola’s side marched on at the weekend, although they did not have everything their own way in a 2-1 victory over West Ham. David Moyes’ side arguably created the better chances on the day, but City once again found a way to emerge victorious. The runaway Premier League leaders have now won each of their last 14 matches in the top flight, a series of results that has seen them open up a 12-point lead at the summit of the standings. It is surely a matter of when, rather than if, City get their hands on the trophy for the third time in four seasons.
Wolves extended their unbeaten run to five games last time out, as Ruben Neves’ header earned them a point against Newcastle. Nuno Espirito Santo will demand focus from his players over the next few months, but there is a danger that Wolves’ season might peter out: they are almost certainly safe from relegation while also being outsiders for a European spot.
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Sergio Aguero made his long-awaited return to the starting XI at the weekend, but the Argentina international might not be ready to play two games in quick succession.
Gabriel Jesus will hope to come in for Aguero if he does indeed drop out, but Nathan Ake remains sidelined with injury. Guardiola will no doubt have half an eye on this weekend’s Manchester derby with his team selection, which could see two or three players rested.
There is still no timeline on Raul Jimenez’s return to first-team action after the Mexican striker fractured his skull in a victory over Arsenal last year. Daniel Podence’s comeback from a groin injury could be delayed until after this month’s international break, while Willy Boly continues to struggle with a thigh problem. Fernando Marcal injured his abductor in February and is recovering from surgery.
Kick-off is at 8pm GMT and the game is being shown on BT Sport 1 in the UK. See below for watching details where you are.
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