Jesus (2) and Mahrez score in final 10 minutes to earn Man City 21st straight win
Coady equalised in 61st minute with visitors' first touch in City's box
Dendoncker own goal gave hosts first-half lead
City equal club-record 28-match unbeaten run
Man City v Wolves (20:00 GMT)
Wolves are quietly enjoying a decent run of their own.
Nuno Espirito Santo's side are unbeaten in five league games, winning three of those, and are three points behind 10th-placed Arsenal.
They have the chance to close the gap on the sides above them over the next couple of weeks, with games against Aston Villa, Liverpool and West Ham on the horizon.
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I'll have team news from the Etihad for you in just under 10 minutes.
What we do know is that neither side has new injury concerns following the latest round of fixtures.
Bernardo Silva, Raheem Sterling, Joao Cancelo and Aymeric Laporte could all return for City, but you never really know with Pep Guardiola...
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Remember that time when it looked as though we might be treated to the tightest Premier League title race ever?
Frighteningly quickly, Manchester City appear to have silenced that talk.
City are 12 points clear with 12 games to go - and they could be completely out of sight by the end of the week, following tonight's meeting with Wolves and Sunday's Manchester derby.
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Even in the most bizzare and unpredictable of seasons, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City have managed to carve out a remarkable winning run.
After the weekend's results, they must surely feel the Premier League title is on its way back to Etihad Stadium.
Tonight, City go in search of a 21st consecutive victory, against a Wolves side that have caused them problems in the past...
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