Erling Haaland’s four-goal haul ensured Manchester City continued their Premier League title charge with a 5-1 triumph over Wolves, as Pep Guardiola’s team responded to Arsenal’s victory earlier on Saturday in style

When Roy Keane called Erling Haaland "almost League Two level" after Manchester City drew 0-0 with Arsenal, the forward had not scored in five matches and City had failed to score in a Premier League game at the Etihad Stadium for the first time sinc

We are nearing the end game now.As Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola rather succinctly put it: “One week left, three games left. Nine points and we will be champions. Seven, six or three points, Arsenal will win the Premier League.

Match of the Day pundit and ex-Arsenal striker Ian Wright analyses Declan Rice's performance in the Gunners' 3-0 win over Bournemouth, in which the England midfielder scored the final goal

· Manager praises trio in Arsenal’s quest for title· Iraola aggrieved over penalty and disallowed goalMikel Arteta was effusive in his praise of Arsenal’s signings from last summer and how they have driven the club’s challenge for the Premier League

This was a Premier League game that posed all kinds of existential questions

Pep Guardiola says Erling Haaland is “back to business” after his four-goal demolition of Wolves that kept Manchester City in touch of Premier League leaders Arsenal

Man City player ratings vs Wolves: Erling Haaland produces monstrous four-goal showing as Arsenal's fading Premier League title hopes get little help from Gary O'NeilNever doubt Erling Haaland

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