Manchester City will continue their latest Premier League title defence on Saturday lunchtime when they take on Wolves at Molineux (12.30pm).
Sitting in second behind Arsenal after six matches, Pep Guardiola and his star-studded team have accumulated 14 points and remain unbeaten.
Erling Haaland continues to take the Premier League by storm with 10 league goals, as well as three more in two European outings.
City were held by Aston Villa in their last domestic meeting. Aymeric Laporte (knee) and Kyle Walker (unspecified) have taken a step closer to recovering from their respective injury set-backs, but City manager Guardiola reckons it will be unlikely for them to return in the Midlands. READ MORE: Every word from press conference Here is what three pundits think will happen this Saturday afternoon. Chris Sutton - BBC Sport Writing in his latest BBC Sport column, Sutton said: "I was at this game at the end of last season, when Manchester City won 5-1 and Kevin De Bruyne was absolutely brilliant. "Wolves now have to worry about stopping Erling Haaland too and Borussia Dortmund were the latest team to find out how difficult that is, even after defending well for most of their game at the Etihad Stadium. "I fancy Wolves to grab a goal, but I also don't see them keeping City out.