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Saturday August 22, 2009 Finished The City of Manchester Stadium

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Manchester City

Wolverhampton Wanderers

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  1. Man City hold on to beat Wolves

    Man City hold on to beat Wolves

    Manchester City held on for a 1-0 victory at home to Wolves, Emmanuel Adebayor striking their winning goal in the first half. More

  • Live Commentary

    Time:90'
    • Manchester City
    • Wolverhampton Wanderers

    No live comments for this game

Live Team Line-Up

  • Manchester City

    Manager: Mark Hughes

    Captain: Richard Dunne

    Starting line-up

    • S. Given
    • M. Richards
    • K. Touré
    • R. Dunne
    • W. Bridge
    • G. Barry
    • S. Wright-Phillips
    • S. Ireland
    • C. Tévez
    • Robinho
    • E. Adebayor

    Subs

    • C. Bellamy
    • M. Petrov
    • N. de Jong
    • N. Onuoha
    • S. Taylor
    • P. Zabaleta
    • V. Weiss

    Injured

    None

    Suspended

    None

  • Wolverhampton Wanderers

    Manager: Mick McCarthy

    Captain: Karl Henry

    Starting line-up

    • W. Hennessey
    • R. Stearman
    • J. Craddock
    • M. Mancienne
    • S. Ward
    • N. Milijaš
    • D. Edwards
    • G. Halford
    • K. Henry
    • M. Jarvis
    • A. Keogh

    Subs

    • M. Hahnemann
    • D. Jones
    • C. Berra
    • S. Vokes
    • G. Elokobi
    • K. Doyle
    • A. Surman

    Injured

    None

    Suspended

    None

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  1. If I were a City fan I think I'd be a little­ worried that, after spending about a £100m on strikers,­ my team could only put one goal past a Wolves side­ struggling with injuries! We will get better - will­ you?

    From thelampshade2000, on Mon 24 Aug 6:51PM

  2. ACE....its 3 points sunshine!.... 3­ points....doesn't matter if it was one nil or­ five... get used to us winning.

    From Chris W, on Mon 24 Aug 1:00PM

  3. shameer....West Ham????.... are you having a laugh?...­ that's what we put in our sandwiches up here!!

    From Chris W, on Mon 24 Aug 12:58PM

  4. 1.chelsea
    2.man u
    3.liverpool
    4.Man­ city/spurs
    5.arsenal
    6.spurs
    ­ COME ON CITY

    From leejmills, on Sun 23 Aug 2:07PM

  5. Noel Gallagher predicts end of 'thirty years of­ pain.'
    Whats he going to stop singing.

    From nobby, on Sun 23 Aug 11:16AM

  6. BLUE MOON
    YOU STARTED SINGIN' TOO SOON ­ !

    FOREVER IN UNITEDS SHADOW

    From vegasmufc, on Sun 23 Aug 9:50AM

  7. Manchester city will be in sixth League Table
    1-liver­ pool
    2-chelsea
    3-Arsenal
    4- Tottenham Hotspur­
    5-Manchester United

    From mohammed, on Sun 23 Aug 9:05AM

  8. It took a Gunner to do the job !!

    From obliss, on Sat 22 Aug 10:42PM

  9. me as a guy from Abu Dhabi, UAE, i wouldn't mind­ any englishmen coming and criticizing, cursing or­ watever cuz after all this is their league and they­ have all the rights to do so.. but for a p.a.k.i. to­ come and spread his smelly opinions and his curry all­ over this place.. thats just funny... again i will buy­ u and make u my pet

    From binshnan, on Sat 22 Aug 9:31PM

  10. that was p.a.k.i got it? paaki

    From binshnan, on Sat 22 Aug 9:18PM

  11. hey @#$% shameer, if u don't shutup, i will buy u­ and make u work as a night guard for manchester city­ stadium...

    From binshnan, on Sat 22 Aug 9:15PM

  12. Adebayor is back to his best isn't he ?

    From Renan, on Sat 22 Aug 7:54PM
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    Scum City, just scrape past Wolves and Blackburn. Real­ test will be when the big teams come calling then­ we'll see how good you are. Now you are just cocky­ basterds enjoy it while it lasts. In September when­ United, Arsenal and West Ham give you a good battering­ you'll come right back down. No points. You've­ got target practice at Portsmouth before that.

    From Shameer, on Sat 22 Aug 7:52PM

  14. If I were a Wolves fan (which I'm not), I'd be­ worried that my team couldn't beat you lot regard­ as a bunch of expensive no-hopers. As a Man City fan­ (which I am) I'm glad we've played 2 and won 2.­ The points are all that matter.

    From Peejay, on Sat 22 Aug 5:52PM
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    Terry K, sound familar? What about Berbatov's lazy­ football, Rooney's petulant play, and Owen's­ not-so-clinical finish like he was with Newcastle for 4­ straight seasons? Sound familar too right? You are­ lucky you didn't see it today because of the 5-0­ win. You will see it soon again.

    Berbatov and Rooney­ are not a prolific striker after all. And Owen has­ passed his prime time. Even if he can play well, he­ only needs the team to play well then he can play well.­ If the team sucks, well, you know the story. FACT as­ well.

    From windwave, on Sat 22 Aug 5:42PM

  16. just gos to show the wolves are no push overs and city­ pffff with the money theyve spent no way near title­ contenders WE R THE WOLVES

    From julie, on Sat 22 Aug 5:42PM

  17. windwave-Look at Tevez's complete career stats-he­ does not score many goals-FACT- he is a striker after­ all. Michael Owen has scored a good goal today,he is­ off and running.

    From TERRY K, on Sat 22 Aug 5:17PM

  18. Tevez gets a start,runs around like a tasmanian­ devil(he looks like it to ha ha)acheiving very­ little.Misses a good chance and then hauled off! Sound­ familiar?

    From TERRY K, on Sat 22 Aug 5:14PM

  19. not bad against £100 million pounds worth of strikers.­ well done boys

    From stevebullisgod, on Sat 22 Aug 5:09PM

  20. hahahahahaha with all the players man city bought they­ could only manage 1-0 over wolves?? you think you have ­ a chance at the title??there no where near the top dogs­ of the premier league

    From Ace, on Sat 22 Aug 5:05PM
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