FPT Play will broadcast Man City vs Wolves live at 10 PM on January 24, 2026.
FPT Play will broadcast live the Man City vs Wolves football match at 10 PM today, January 24, 2026, Round 23 of the English Premier League.
Match information: Man City vs Wolves
Time: 10 PM on January 24, 2026 (Hanoi time)
Location: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
Tournament: Premier League Round 23
Live stream channel:FPT Play

Match report between Man City and Wolves
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78' – MISS! Semenyo's shot hits the post.
Despite Haaland and Doku being brought on, Semenyo remained the standout player in Man City's attack. In that particular instance, the Ghanaian striker confidently controlled the ball inside the penalty area before unleashing a powerful shot that rattled Jose Sa's goal, but the goal still eluded him.
69' – O'Reilly makes a timely save.
Wolves broke through Man City's pressing to get the ball down the right wing. Gomes crossed the ball towards Strand Larsen, but O'Reilly made a timely sliding save, conceding a corner to Wolves.
66' – Strand Larsen heads the ball while offside.
Wolves were awarded a free kick on the right wing with a dangerous cross into the penalty area. Donnarumma punched the ball away, and Mane immediately crossed it back for Strand Larsen to head wide of the post. However, replays showed the striker was offside.
61' – Cherki's long-range shot is inaccurate.
Cherki received the ball in open space in the midfield and decided to take a long-range shot with his right foot, but the ball went wide and did not trouble the Wolves defense much.
55' – Wolves' shot goes over the crossbar.
The visitors had their first notable opportunity when they were awarded a free kick just outside the penalty area, slightly to the left. Toti Gomes unleashed a skillful shot, but the ball flew just over the crossbar of the Man City goal.
51' – Man City's shots are repeatedly blocked.
Reijnders showed great skill in the Wolves penalty area, beating two opponents, but couldn't get a shot off in time. Immediately afterwards, Cherki rushed in for the rebound but was again blocked by the Wolves defense.
50' – Man City deliberately slows down the pace.
With a comfortable lead, Man City deliberately slowed down the pace of the game. However, Wolves still struggled to implement their style of play due to the significant difference in skill level.
46' – The second half begins
The referee blew the whistle to start the second half, and Man City continued to control the game.
45+2' – MAN CITY DOUBLE THE LEAD
Just before the end of the first half, Man City scored their second goal. Bernardo Silva delivered a precise pass, Semenyo controlled the ball with one touch, unsteading his marker, before curling a powerful left-footed shot that gave goalkeeper Jose Sa no chance to save.
41' – O'Reilly's long-range shot goes over the crossbar.
Cherki delivered a dangerous cross into the Wolves penalty area, Bernardo Silva cleverly set up O'Reilly for a long-range shot, but the midfielder's attempt went too high over the crossbar.
35' – NO PENALTY FOR MAN CITY
Marmoush neatly controlled a long pass into the left flank of the Wolves penalty area before unleashing a shot. The ball struck Mosquera's hand, hit the post, and bounced straight to goalkeeper Jose Sa. The referee allowed play to continue, after which VAR intervened and determined that Mosquera's handball was with his arm closed, the ball bouncing from below to his elbow, not enough to warrant a penalty.
35' – MISS! Marmoush is unlucky.
Marmoush continued to show impressive form after a long period of being sidelined on the bench. The Egyptian striker displayed skillful footwork in the penalty area before unleashing a dangerous angled shot, but the post denied Man City a goal.
32' – Donnarumma nearly made a misplaced pass.
Goalkeeper Donnarumma was under immense pressure from the Wolves attack and made a risky pass, but luckily the ball wasn't intercepted by a Wolves player.
27' – The pace of the game slows down.
The pace of the game slowed down somewhat during this period, although Man City still dominated possession. On the other hand, Wolves appeared quite outmatched and failed to create much significant pressure.
23' – Man City completely dominates.
The home team is dominating the game and forcing Wolves to defend deep in their own half. The players in blue are constantly pushing forward, showing their determination to find more goals.
17' – Cherki's shot goes wide of the post.
From O'Reilly's cross into the center on the left wing, Marmoush released the ball delicately for Cherki to run onto and shoot. Unfortunately, the Manchester City midfielder's shot went just wide of the post.
10' – Jose Sa makes a save for Wolves
Guehi delivered a precise through ball, putting Semenyo in a one-on-one situation. However, from an unfavorable angle, Semenyo's shot was brilliantly saved by goalkeeper Jose Sa with his foot.
6' – GOAL! Man City 1-0 Wolves
Nunes delivered a cross from the right wing into the penalty area, and Marmoush made a lightning-fast run, tapping the ball into the net from close range to open the scoring for Man City before Mosquera could intervene.
4' – Guehi's dangerous header
From the corner kick, Guehi rose high to head the ball powerfully, but it went straight to goalkeeper Jose Sa, so Wolves held firm.
1' – First half begins
The match officially kicked off, with Wolves being the first team to go on the kick-off.
Man City starting lineup
Donnarumma, Nunes, Khusanov, Guehi, O'Reilly, Rodri, Bernardo Silva, Reijnders, Semenyo, Cherki, Marmoush
Wolves starting lineup
Jose Sa, Mosquera, S. Bueno, Krejci, Tchatchoua, Andre, Mane, Joao Gomes, H. Bueno, Hwang Hee Chan, Arias
Match preview: Man City vs Wolves
Man City are going through a difficult period after defeats against MU and Bodo/Glimt, with a severely depleted defense and Rodri's declining form. The pressure is on Pep Guardiola's team to win against Wolves to maintain their Premier League title race with Arsenal.
Despite Wolves' five-match unbeaten run and high morale, Man City still have the superior quality, the home advantage, and an overwhelming head-to-head record with four consecutive wins. If they can improve their defensive capabilities, the Etihad Stadium side are fully capable of securing all three points.
Predicted score: Man City 2-1 Wolves.


