Man City player ratings vs Wolves: Omar Marmoush takes his chance after Erling Haaland benched as Antoine Semenyo scores again and Marc Guehi impresses on winning debut

Gianluigi Donnarumma (6/10):

A passenger in the first half, he had to stay aware in the second as Wolves improved. Flapped at a corner but it actually did him a favour as his arm was in the air to block the path of an effort from Mosquera.

Matheus Nunes (7/10):

Made a welcome return to the team after missing the Manchester derby and Bodo/Glimt trip with the flu. Got plenty of joy down the right channel against his former club and put in a superb cross for Marmoush.

Abdukodir Khusanov (6/10):

A very tidy performance, benefitting from a slower pace of game and having an experienced partner in Guehi to look to. Even with those advantages, he defended with authority.

Marc Guehi (7/10):

A pretty comfortable debut. Effortlessly swept up the rare moment of danger in the first half. Had one dodgy moment when he nearly lost the ball but the danger was quickly averted. Further endeared himself to his new fans with a brave block in added time.

Nico O'Reilly (6/10):

A solid display defensively even though he looked a little tired from the trip to Norway. Didn't do much attacking beyond a hopeful shot that went over the bar.

Bernardo Silva (7/10):

Made a positive return after being sorely missed in Bodo while suspended. Gave Rodri protection and motored forward to set up Semenyo.

Rodri (6/10):

Took things easy after his erratic display and sending off in Bodo, playing a more creative role thanks to Wolves' cautious strategy.

Tijjani Reijnders (6/10):

Not much to write home about as he couldn't really influence the play despite City's dominance and he was the first player to come off, making way for Foden.

Antoine Semenyo (8/10):

Continued his flying start to life at City. His directness unsettled Wolves and he scored an impressive goal to give City a massive advantage at the break. Didn't ease up in the second half and almost scored again when he smashed against the woodwork.

Omar Marmoush (7/10):

Took his big opportunity and as well as scoring early on he played with purpose and freedom which made him a threat throughout his time on the pitch. Hit the post in the second half. His one disappointing moment was over-hitting a pass to Semenyo which would have surely led to a goal.

Rayan Cherki (7/10):

Injected some pace and pizzazz into City's attack after being benched for the derby. Came close to scoring on two occasions and his unpredictable movement helped Marmoush and Semenyo do the damage.

Phil Foden (6/10):

Took a couple of dangerous-looking set-pieces but didn't make the impression he needed to.

Erling Haaland (6/10):

Hardly got involved when he replaced Marmoush.

Jeremy Doku (6/10):

Got at Wolves and played a nice pass to Foden although wasn't as incisive as the forwards who started.

Pep Guardiola (7/10):

Made a statement with his many changes, in particular dropping Haaland and Foden. Won't be pleased with how his team eased off late in the game but it's still a big improvement on their last two outings.