Man City's major change reaps instant rewards as Rico Lewis question answered

Manchester City remain unbeaten after a dramatic late victory over Wolves in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.

John Stones' late winner proved the difference as the Blues claimed a 2-1 success that ensured they keep pace with early leaders Liverpool - who beat Chelsea 2-1 later in the day - at the top of the table. Pep Guardiola's side are in Champions League action this week with Sparta Prague the visitors to the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday.

City will hope to pick up three points in Europe to continue their bid for a top eight spot in the newly expanded competition. Here are your evening City headlines.

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If you don't succeed, try again. And again. And another 16 times if you have to.

John Stones scored the winning goal at Wolves from Manchester City's 18th corner of the game and they forced several in a row at the end of the contest before their persistence finally paid off. Pep Guardiola celebrated wildly once the goal had been confirmed as set-piece coach Carlos Vicens could also afford to be pleased.

City have been reeled back in on the set piece front after a record-breaking season a few years ago, with Arsenal among those stepping up and showing at the Etihad this season just how dangerous they can be. The Blues put in work in the middle of last season though that paid instant dividends, and while they scored four fewer than the Gunners in the league they also conceded four fewer to give them the joint-best record.

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Rico Lewis hit a significant milestone when Manchester City kicked off against Wolves.

The 19-year-old