FULL-TIME Wolves 0-2 Manchester City – WOLVES ARE RELEGATED
“It’s a day to celebrate if you’re a blue Mancunian but a day of relegation for Wolves. They did really well today but ultimately they haven’t done enough. City are now favourites for the title.”

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini: “They have three more points, they have a game not as difficult as us, for this reason.
“I think that United is in the top, they have three more points and after the derby they have two easy games.
“I think that we didn’t have a good performance like against Norwich. I don’t know why but I told the players it was difficult because Wolves don’t deserve to be relegated.”

Wolves manager Terry Connor:
“It’s a very difficult day, a raw day for me the staff the players everyone connected with the club and it will be a tough few days to come. Over 38 games we’ve proved not good enough to stay in the Premier League.
“The last three games will be difficult but I’ve said to the lads that’s what we’ll need to do.
“It’s an honest league and we’ve signed up for 38 competitive games and the matches might have a bearing on other teams so we’ll show honesty, integrity and try to win as many points as we can.”

GOAL Wolves 0-1 Manchester City – Aguero (27 mins)
Gael Clichy makes probably the biggest contribution of his City career so far as he nutmegs Michael Kightly and sweeps a raking pass in from left that pulls the Wolves defence apart. Sergio Aguero collects and slots home. City have been about value for that lead.

GOAL Wolves 0-2 Manchester City – Nasri (74 mins)
Breathing space for City and quite probably the killer blow for Wolves’ Premier League status. Wolves are enraged as referee Lee Probert awards a free-kick for a foul on Carlos Tevez. City take it quickly and with the Wolves defence is at sixes and sevens thanks to a hamstring injury to Sebastien Bassong, Samir Nasri is free to line up his shot and blast past Dorus de Vries.

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