Wolves 2 v 1 Man City LIVE: Champions level early in second half but Wolves win it with close range goal from Hwang and hang on

A memorable three points for the team from the Midlands, while the Champions are heading home empty handed for the first time this season. What a well-worked win for Wolves, while City will wonder how they were unable to make more of their domination in possession and chances.

Grealish gets it to him in the middle, he takes a touch a gets a shot off. It's deflected dangerously but goes over for a corner.

A nice time and place to get a free kick, down the left and with three minutes left, but it's taken too quickly and wasted.

Far be it from me to ask where that came from, but where did that come from?

Not trying to do too much themselves, but nicely preventing City from doing anything themselves.

But Jose Sa meets in and holds on to it comfortably. The keeper's in no rush to get the ball back into play.

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Replacing Ake. City are really chasing that second equaliser now.

It's a powerful shot low and to the left of the Wolves goal. He looks frustrated at not having done better.

Traore on for Gomes between goal and restart.

Wolves absorb a barrage of shots from Man City and take the ball up the other end to go in front. A nice long ball on the right finds is helped into the middle, before coming back out to Hwang, whose first shot is blocked. He gets a second bite of the cherry from closer range when Cunha sets him up to hammer it home.

The goalscorer kicks the ball away after having a foul awarded against him. Another very unnecessary one, just as City were starting to look good again.

And it's a peach of a free kick. It was in the perfect position, on the left side, just on the corner of the box. He curls it to perfect to the top left corner where there's nothing Sa can do about it. Nice dive, though.

For dissent, after protesting a foul by Gomez on Bobb.

Guardiola knows he needs to find something. Could the Brummie boy be the one to provide it?

But it's soft, sort of deflected and comfortable for Sa. The behemoth has had ten touches of the ball so far.

They've started the second half just as they did the first, and it's proving no more effective so far. A long shot from Dias goes waaaaay over the bar.

Replaced at half time by Norwegian midfielder Oscar Bobb.

They need to find something. Wolves really just need to keep doing what they have been. Couldn't ask for more from the home side.

And Wolves go into the dressing room entirely having earned their lead. City, for their part, will need to find a way though that robust Wolves back three if they don't want to drop points for the first time this season.