Squad sheets: Wolverhampton Wanderers v Manchester City

Manchester City's goal difference of 58 is the highest for 24 years in England's top flight at this point in the programme. It could well rise appreciably at Molineux on Sunday. To general surprise, Wolves took a scoreless draw at Sunderland in their last outing, but there is still a chance that a defeat here will see them relegated from the Premier League. If there is any concern in City's minds it will lie in the fact that Terry Connor's side could be liberated by the realisation that this is a high-profile occasion in which they have little to lose. Kevin McCarra Venue Molineux, Sunday 4pm Tickets £30-40 (0871 222 1877) Last season Wolves 2 Man City 5 Referee Lee Mason This season's matches 21 Y 54, R 1, 2.62 cards per game Odds Wolves 12-1 Man City 1-4 Draw 11-2 Wolves Subs from Ikeme, Stearman, Forde, Johnson, Jonsson, Zubar, Doyle, Milijas, Ebanks-Blake, Doherty, Gorman, Price Doubtful None Injured Hunt (groin, 28 Apr), Craddock (hamstring, 6 May), O'Hara (groin, 6 May), Hennessey (knee, Dec) Suspended None Form guide DLLLLL Disciplinary record Y62 R4 Leading scorer Fletcher 10 Manchester City Subs from Pantilimon, Taylor, Zabaleta, Milner, Pizarro, Dzeko, Johnson, Kolarov, Savic, K Touré, De Jong, Wabara Doubtful None Injured Hargreaves (match fitness, 30 Apr) Suspended Balotelli (last of three) Form guide WWLDDW Disciplinary record Y47 R5 Leading scorer Agüero 21 Match pointers • There have been four penalties awarded in the past six league meetings between these sides – all of them to the away side on the day • Wolves have lost their past eight home games, the second worst run in Premier League history after Sunderland (10) in 2002-03 and 2005-06 • In the three top-flight games that Sergio Agüero and Carlos Tevez have started together, they have scored 11 goals between them (Agüero seven and Tevez four) • If Wolves concede here they will equal the Premier League record of 17 home games without a clean sheet • If only the second halves of games counted, City would be top of the division, five points clear of Manchester United