Key thoughts and analysis from Saturday’s Premier League action
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theScore examines the most important developments and biggest talking points from Saturday’s slate of action in England’s top flight.
Time to worry about slumping Man City?
Pep Guardiola predicted a tough match on Saturday, saying that Manchester City “always struggle at Wolves.” But even with City’s past issues taken into account, hardly anyone could’ve foreseen his world-class squad faltering under pressure against Wolverhampton Wanderers and ending the weekend with a second consecutive defeat in all competitions.
The latest blemish in what was a flawless season just a week ago was a deflating loss against a poor Wolves team, delivering an early blow to City’s hopes of running away with the league on their way to capturing a historic fourth straight Premier League title.
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Guardiola called the shots from the stands while serving a touchline ban, so the