By Wolves
March 2 2021
Wolves face a mighty challenge this evening for the second of their three succesive away League games. A trip to the Etihad Stadium to face the League leaders who have completed fourteen consecutive Premiership victories and twenty wins in all competitions faces Nuno Espirito Santo and his tea. Tonight's game has been brought forward due to City's ongoing domestic and European match commitments.
Wolves fans will never forget the day last season when two Adama Traore goals sealed an astonishing 2 - 0 victory for Wolves at City, however City gained revenge at Molineux in Wolves' first home game of the season by winning 3 - 1. After an uncertain start to the season City are now firmly settled at the top of League as favourites to regain their title.
After a run of unbeaten games throughout February, taking eleven points from a possible fifteen, Nuno will be hoping his team will put in a convincing performance this evening, especially after being threatened many times by Newcastle in their last match. The bad news for Nuno is that City only have Nathan Ake injured, so as usual they can field a full strength team. Although unconfirmed by Nuno, it is expected that Daniel Podence and Willy Boly will still be absent from the Wolves line-up. Raul Jiminez will also be missing but Nuno has confirmed his strong belief that his player will return to the team before the end of the season.
Tonight's game kicks off at 8pm and will be screened by BT Sport2. Our referee will be Chris Kavanagh, with Craig Pawson on VAR duty
This board will carry regular updates of Wolves' efforts to repeat last year's heroics. Board members are encouraged to post their own observations for the benefit of those unable to otherwise follow the match.


