Wolverhampton Wanderers face Manchester City at Molineux on Saturday in the Premier League, and it could be a long afternoon for Gary O’Neil’s side.

There are some excellent markets on offer for this top-flight clash and we have picked out some of the best ones.

Team news

Wolves midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde continues to serve his suspension after he was sent off against Luton Town last weekend. Manager O’Neil has no fresh injury concerns heading into Saturday.

Manchester City are going to be without star players Kevin De Bruyne, John Stones, Mateo Kovacic and Bernardo Silva, with all sidelined through injury. Rodri will serve the second of his three-game suspension against the Old Gold, with Kalvin Phillips likely to maintain his place after featuring in the third round Carabao Cup defeat to Newcastle United in midweek.

Over 2.5 Manchester City goals @ 11/10

Manchester City are looking to achieve something this season that has never been done before. The Cityzens are hoping to become the first team in Premier League history to win four consecutive titles. Pep Guardiola’s side have started their mission strongly as they have won all of their six matches so far.

This winning streak looks set to continue against Wolves this weekend, and it looks like the reigning champions could have some fun while doing it. City are the second-highest scorers in the division with 16 goals, and they are about to face a side that is low on confidence and who are struggling to pick up points.

Erling Haaland, Julian Alvarez and Phil Foden will be looking forward to this match as it will give them an opportunity to add to their goal tallies for the campaign. The visitors have scored three or more goals in three of their league fixtures so far, and we expect them to add a fourth match to the list this Saturday at Molineux. It is also worth noting that they won this fixture 3-0 last year, so could we see a repeat this time around?

Manchester City to win to nil @ 5/4

Wolves’ low confidence could also have another benefit to Guardiola’s team. It is common knowledge that if you are a team looking to secure a league title, particularly a fourth league title in a row, then keeping clean sheets is vital in your quest.

Manchester City have managed to keep three clean sheets in the Premier League so far, but they will undoubtedly be striving for more. They will fancy themselves to register their fourth of the season at Molineux on Saturday give the fact that the hosts are not only downbeat, but have also only managed to score six goals in six league matches.

City’s back line is full of quality and experience, and together they should be able to heighten Wolves’ goalscoring issues. As they cruised to a 3-0 victory in this fixture last year they kept a valuable clean sheet, so they will be hoping that they can do so again.