Wolves defeat Manchester City 3-2 in stunning comeback victory
Manchester City were up 2-0 against the Wolves until the second half, with both goals coming from star player Raheem Sterling in the first and second halves. However, City were playing with a 10-man squad after Ederson was awarded a red card in the first half, and Wolves players scored three stunning goals in the last 35 minutes of the game, with one goal each from Doherty, Traore and Jimenez.
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