Team and stats before Wolves vs Manchester City in the Premier League on Monday (start at 8. 15pm).
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Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo can return to the starting lineup he won at Sheffield United for The Visit of Manchester City on Monday night, live on Sky Sports.
Nuno has made many adjustments to his team for Thursday’s Carabao Cup loss to Stoke, adding a debut for Fabio Silva’s record acquisition after the 2-0 top-notch fortune at Bramall Lane.
New recruit Ki-Jana Hoever, who arrives from Liverpool with Diogo Jota moving in the opposite direction, is eligible, while compatriot Jonny remains marginalized after suffering a serious knee injury that will keep him until next year.
Manchester City will miss Sergio Aguero, and may run out of the striker for up to two months, as he continues to suffer a left knee injury sustained in June.
Aguero underwent surgery in Barcelona after injuring himself in front of Burnley but has still returned to training, and technician Pep Guardiola admitted: “Sergio has been away for a long time and Sergio is a guy who is temporarily regaining his form, so I think a month or two will be ready. “
Aymeric Laporte will also be absent, who has just joined the team after his war with the coronavirus, but Riyad Mahrez is available after suffering from the disease.
New recruits Nathan Ake and Ferran Torres will be on the team.
Wolves vs Manchester City will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Premier League from 8pm on Saturday; Start at 8. 15 p. m. Sky Sports consumers can view excerpts from the game on the live blog on the Sky Sports online page and app. Highlights will also be posted on Sky Sports’ virtual platforms and Sky Sports Football’s YouTube channel in a time later the last hiss.
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The Premier League has further increased the number of televised matches this season from two hundred to 231, and more than a portion of the additional matches will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
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