John Stones’ injury-time header, disallowed for offside before being awarded on review, gave City a crucial but controversial victory that sent them top and Wolves bottom
…which means we’re finished here. Of course, you’ll want to join Niall Mcveigh for Liverpool v Chelsea, but otherwise, it’s goodbye from me; peace out.Stones’ goal was disallowed on-field due to Bernardo Silva being in an offside position and in the goalkeeper’s line of vision.
unusually stodgy in attack. But they got it done, and will know how much their win will have disappointed Arsenal and Liverpool, the latter now having to get their heads straight for a big game against an in-form opponent. They don’t look as good a side as previously, but I’m not sure those around them have the minerals or quality to better thsm over 38 games.Make up your own mind.
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