Josko Gvardiol fires a cross across goal but, for once, Erling Haaland in on his heels in the middle.

City also make a change. Nathan Ake is off, replaced by fellow defender John Stones.

City are happy to pass the ball around Wolves' box, waiting for an opening.

I wonder if Paul (18:11) ever did stick on the Weakest Link.

Nottingham Forest

More from Nottingham Forest captain Ryan Yates speaking to Sky Sports: "We know when we are in full flow we can create chances. We created chances against City last week and didn't take them. We are happy to take the win back home.

"We can't rely on anyone else to get us out of this. It is always down to us. I know we have enough quality, belief and togetherness to get out of this.

"We know we have the quality to get out of it and it is difficult but any energy spent worrying about it [off-field issues] is not worth it.,

"There are thousands of people supporting us and it is about what we do on the pitch."

Ain't no stopping them now!

Back to the action and Joao Gomes is the latest Wolves player to be booked after a poor challenge on Nathan Ake.

Wolves' Boubacar Traore is booked for cynically tripping Kevin De Bruyne to stop a counter-attack.

It's a case of how many for Manchester City. There's so much space in behind, but City can't utilise it as Phil Foden under hits a pass for Erling Haaland.

Sheffield United

Sheffield United forward Ben Brereton-Diaz speaking to Sky Sports: "We are all disappointed. I think we did enough in the game to get the points. First half we should have been three or four up but we didn't take our chances.

"It's my old club and there was a lot of pressure on it. I am happy to score a goal but disappointed, obviously.

"I thought we were first to everything and really aggressive and on the front foot. But it is a game of two halves. We have to do it for the full 90.

"In the past few months, we have been playing some brilliant football and creating chances and scoring goals. We wanted to give the fans something to cheer about because they have been brilliant all season. I am disappointed that they didn't walk away today to give them something to cheer about.

"We all know about the goals that have gone in but it is the team as a collective. It comes from the top with me and Cam and down to the defenders. In the attacking, I have had a few chances I am disappointed to not put away."

Take a look at the goal difference. Arsenal had a 10-goal lead before this match. It's now been reduced to seven.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is what Haaland is really good at, he is really quick at getting it out of his feet to shoot.

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Almost a fifth for Erling Haaland!

He peels off his marker and is sent in by Mateo Kovacic but his shot is tipped over by Jose Sa.

He's sensing a double hat-trick I reckon...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

For about a minute, Wolves - and Arsenal - started to wonder if the impossible was possible.

They should have known better.

Manchester City are a ruthless machine in this form. They put runs together season after season where they just don't look likely to drop points.

Arsenal need help. They won't get it today.

It's very football club who thought they lost all hope loses last additional bit of hope they didn't even know they still had from Wolves this evening.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The little hope Wolves had has quickly disappeared. As soon as they score, Haaland scores another within minutes.

The free-kick comes to nothing with Matheus Cunha not able to reach the ball at the back post.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a finish. Great ball by Ederson, great vision by Foden. Haaland doesn't get it under control easily, but he gets onto that left side. He hits it early and the goalkeeper has absolutely no chance.

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Plenty of life in this game though and I expect there are still more goals to come.

Wolves have a free-kick in a promising position after a needless foul from Mateo Kovacic.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think the Wolves fans have already seen this match, not many came back out for this second half, they have been really disappointing.