Manchester City will have the opportunity to go top of the Premier League table when they face Wolves on Saturday afternoon.
With league leaders Arsenal playing on Sunday, City could overtake the Gunners with a win against Wolves. If they do secure three points, Pep Guardiola's side could enter the international break top of the pile.
Due to last week's fixtures being postponed as a mark of respect for the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the trip to the Midlands will be City's first Premier League game in two weeks. Since their last Premier League outing, City have won their first two Champions League group stage games - the most recent result seeing City come from a goal behind to beat Borussia Dortmund 2-1.