Evening all, and welcome to Manchester City v Wolverhampton Wanderers!

Thanks for your company - goodnight.

So City narrow the gap between them and Liverpool back to four points. Wolves will feel aggrieved at Boly's red card but relieved they escaped a more serious thrashing.

Full-time: Manchester City 3-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

De Bruyne mugs Gibbs-White and finds Sterling, who plays a reverse-pass for Gundogan. It's unclear whether the backheel that follows is a return or a shot, but whichever it is, Patricio collects.

There'll be three added minutes.

Neves hits the first man - Walker - and he clears.

Traore gets on a run but, surrounded by defenders, slides into a shot which deflects off Stones and behind for Wolves' first corner of the match. City have had 12.

De bruyne turns up down the left and drives a low cross that Bennett gets away.

Absolute sake.

Ederson comes out to reach a through ball ahead of Neves and, close to halfway decides to join in the play, knocking passes back and forth with Fernandinho. The crowd are pleased.

City's third goal was an own-goal, apparently. Fair enough.

Wolves have done a pretty good job this half - they've kept their shape and not panicked, even if City dropping their intensity is the main reason it's only 3-0.

Danilo really does fancy himself as a midfielder, turning up outside the D to slice a shot somewhere towards Gorton.

City are looking for more and win a corner down the left, which is cleared as far as Fernandinho, mooching about the edge of the box. He clouts a shot the flies off over the bar.

GOAL! Manchester City 3-0 Wolves (Coady own goal) The corner, from the left, goes short and De Bruyne has plenty of time to step inside and measure a brute of a cross - one of those for which the keeper can't commit lest someone get a touch, but might end up in the far side-netting. So Coady gets a touch, and it ends up in the far side-netting anyway.

Sterling's ball into the box is nudged away to Gundogan, and he pikes a clever pass between two defenders for De Bruyne ... who smacks a low shot at the near post, which Patricio shovels behind.

Guardiola fancies more goals. He brings on Aguero for Jesus, who gets a pair of hugs and some intense words as he departs.

Off goes Sane, on comes Gundogan. Sterling goes to the left, Bernardo to the right.

Wolves give Moutinho a rest, introducing the 19-year-old Morgan Gibbs-White.

Walker drives low and wide from 25 yards.