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the season for all the best reaction and analysis from some of the best

football writers in the business. And joining us today it is Matt Dickinson from

The Times coming up we'll discuss yet more problems for Maricio Pochetino but first to the Eshi had

Manchester City were beaten two-nill by wolves at home to leave them eight points behind the

leaders Liverpool in the title race after only eight games.

Two Adama Troyori goals in the final 10 minutes mean City have now dropped five points when they're

opening four home games of the season, having dropped just three in the whole of

last season. So where did it all go wrong for City? Paul Hurst was there for the

Times and joins us now. Paul, for all of cities millions that they have spent, injuries have caused them

problems this season. They gave a full primary league debut to Jean Cancello who cost 60 million

pounds from Yventis in the summer, still able to lead

Bernardo Silver and Gabriel Jeuse on the bench, but they were without other key players like Kevin

DeBroino and Leroy Sana. Is it as simple as to say that injuries were

a downfall this weekend? Yes, I think it is easy to kind of boil it down to that

principally because of the lack of I'm a report or John Stone there, I think you look at Nicholas

Otermendy and a couple of years ago in the 1718 season, he was in the Premier League team of the season.

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