Manchester City Return to Winning Ways with Comfortable 2–0 Victory Over Wolves

Manchester City recorded an important win today as they defeated Wolverhampton Wanderers 2–0 at the Etihad Stadium in the Premier League, a result that helped the defending champions regain momentum after a difficult run of form. Although the scoreline was not a record-breaking one in terms of goals, the victory carried significant weight for Pep Guardiola’s side as they looked to steady their season and remain competitive in the title race.

City started the match with intensity and were rewarded early when Omar Marmoush opened the scoring in the sixth minute. The forward showed composure inside the box, finishing calmly to give the home side an early advantage and settle any nerves among the supporters. The goal marked an important moment for Marmoush, who continues to grow in influence since arriving at the club. Manchester City dominated possession for much of the first half, patiently moving the ball and limiting Wolves to very few chances.

Just before the break, City doubled their lead. Antoine Semenyo struck in stoppage time at the end of the first half, capitalising on sustained pressure to put the hosts firmly in control heading into the interval. The second goal was crucial, as it allowed City to manage the game more comfortably in the second half without the urgency that often comes with a narrow lead.

After the restart, Guardiola’s men focused on control rather than chasing a heavy scoreline. Wolves attempted to respond but found it difficult to break through City’s organised defence. The home side remained disciplined, cutting out danger early and maintaining their shape. City also showed tactical flexibility, with Guardiola making calculated substitutions to manage player fitness and keep the tempo steady.