Plenty of changes for both sides from their previous games.

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce shuffles the pack after their 5-0 thrashing at Leicester last Sunday.

Emil Krafth, Paul Dummett, Isaac Hayden, Yoshinori Muto and Christian Atsu all drop out, with Ciaran Clark, DeAndre Yedlin, Jetro Willems, Matt Longstaff and Allan Saint-Maximin coming in.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Yedlin, Clark, Lascelles, Schar, Willems, M Longstaff, S Longstaff, Almiron, Saint-Maximin, Joelinton.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes six changes to the side that drew 0-0 at AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League on Thursday.

Victor Lindelof, Marcos Rojo, Brandon Williams, Nemanja Matic, Mason Greenwood and Angel Gomes are replaced by Harry Maguire, Axel Tuanzebe, Ashley Young, Andreas Pereira, Scott McTominay and Marcus Rashford.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Dalot, Tuanzebe, Maguire, Young, Fred, McTominay, Pereira, Mata, James, Rashford.

There's a late game too. Here are the team line-ups if you missed them earlier. The highlight is definitely the Longstaff brothers playing in central midfield for Newcastle.

Kyle Walker "didn't feel good" having had an infection in the last few days, Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola tells BBC Sport.

The full-back was replaced at half-time.

Manchester City

Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan: "We should have played better. Wolves did well but we know how we can play and our qualities. We could not put that on the pitch today, that is the fact and it hurts.

"I always feel we can score, especially with the power up front but Wolves were very defensive in the last 10, 15 minutes and it was difficult to put in crosses and the spaces were tiny. It was very difficult to play. When you are not able to score the first goal, maybe we get nervous and don't 100% feel the confidence is there and we have to be patient.

"The challenge now is to learn from that.

"When you are in front and top of the table, it feels great to look at it. Now it is tougher to look at it, there is quite a gap already and none of us are watching the table now. We will get opportunities in the upcoming months but at the moment it is something we have to accept and live with."

I just realised this game wasn't on UK TV. I have no idea how those decisions are made, but seems an odd one.

Wolves

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo tells BBC Sport: "We played good, the performance was good but defensively was very good and very organised. The boys worked hard until the end. The fans enjoyed it.

"We had a couple of good chances early on but it is too difficult to play against Man City. They play so fast but the chances came eventually. More importantly is how the players did their tasks, very good.

"Adama Traore is improving, he is special because he is very fast, he is unique in that and we searched for a moment of talent, Adama did well.

"It has been a long season already, too many games, but we always compete. I cannot say any game they have not done that, this is the way we want to work, maintain and sustain this. The players go to their national teams and hopefully come back healthy."

Emily, Birmingham: Honestly these two weeks have indicated how different Liverpool and Man City are. Against Red Bull, Sheffield United and Leicester, Liverpool have looked shaky and scrappy, and yet they came away with three points. Man City may have won at Everton but they couldn't win at home to Wolves and they lost to Norwich, who lost 5-1 at home this week to Aston Villa. This could decide the title. Of course there is still a lot of football left to play.

James Ballantyne: Man City handing Liverpool the title just to annoy United fans?

Jules: 8 points clear for a Liverpool side still not firing on all cylinders. #couldthisbetheyear

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm disappointed with the first half, we were a little bit too passive and didn’t dominate our style on them.

"We were second best for long periods. But you saw the other side in the second half, as bad as we were in the first half, we were good in the second.

"We dominated possession and deserved a point, we did well enough and had good enough chances.

"It didn’t quite happen but I’m pleased with the reaction to the first half."

Wolves

Wolves captain Conor Coady: "Amazing result. We came here with belief after Thursday but this tops the lot with how good Manchester City are, we deserved the win.

"Defensively we were compact and organised and today we were fantastic.

"We know what Adama Traore brings to this club and he is a brilliant lad. The whole squad, the club needs to take credit and we stated poorly but this week has been amazing.

"It has been a tough start but we can now rest, recuperate and go again after the international break."

Wolves

Wolves' two-goal hero Adama Traore: "I am so happy, we worked so hard all 90 minutes, not only me but all the team did great work and the important thing is that we had belief. This team does not give up, we keep pushing until the end and that is what happened today.

"I am so happy for the team, the manager, we did not have results at the start of the season but if you keep working it will come.

"I have been playing in different positions but I keep going, if I can adapt my quality there then I will get better.

"We have to work game by game, today we won and now have to focus on the next game.

"I like to play football, I know it is my job, but if I play Monday, Saturday, I enjoy it. If you want to play in Europe, it has to be like this."

Chelsea

Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we had difficult times in the first half, they got a goal back and anything can happen at 2-1. At half-time we spoke about being strong and we did that and then got the fourth."

On his goal: "I just won the header and it was in their half so I carried on my run and Willian played me back in. When you have Tammy running in behind you have that target man to play off."

Team-mate Tammy Abraham added: "It was an important first goal for us, Southampton started brightly. At 2-0 they scored and we did well to stop their momentum and add another for ourselves."

Abraham on his goal: "I knew Callum [Hudson-Odoi] would play that ball so I was ready to run in behind. I got a touch on it to get it over the keeper and it went in."

And on a good week including two goals and an England call-up: "It's been fantastic, I give it to my team-mates and my manager - everyone who has been behind me. When you play with great players you get your chances."

If Adama Traore has added finishing to his game, he's going to be some player. The 23-year-old Spaniard is very talented but his end product has always been missing.

He had only scored one Premier League goal before today, plus 13 in the second tiers of England and Spain.

That was Wolves' first top-flight win at Manchester City since 1979.

Their last win away to City was in the second tier in 1999 - Robbie Keane scoring the only goal.

Wolves move up to 11th with their win as Nuno Espirito Santo gives plenty of fist-bump celebrations to the away fans at the Etihad.

So Liverpool are eight points clear after eight games. Keep this up and they'll finish on 114 points, 38 clear of City...

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Liverpool are EIGHT points clear of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table going into the international break.

That was the last kick!