Squad sheets: Manchester City v Wolverhampton Wanderers

In the week that saw the Manchester City owner, Sheikh Mansour, take his total spending on the club past the £1billion mark with the £27m purchase of the Bosnian forward Edin Dzeko, Wolves highlighted their more modest means by pursuing Dundee's Leigh Griffiths. A win for City, for whom Dzeko is expected to feature, will send them top of the table for at least 24 hours and could also leave Wolves at the bottom. The visitors, victors over both Liverpool and Chelsea in recent weeks, welcome back Karl Henry in midfield. Paul Chronnell Venue City of Manchester Stadium, Saturday 3pm Tickets £28-30 (www.mcfc.co.uk) Last season Manchester City 1 Wolves 0 Referee Lee Mason This season's matches 10 Y 48, R 3, 5.10 cards per game Odds Manchester City 1-3 Wolves 11-1 Draw 4-1 Manchester City Subs from Given, Zabaleta, Jô, Vieira, Lescott, Milner, Boyata, A Johnson, Wright-Phillips, Adebayor, M Johnson Doubtful Silva (knee) Injured Richards (back, 22 Jan), Balotelli (knee, Feb) Suspended None Form guide DWWWLW Disciplinary record Y48 R5 Leading scorer Tevez 12 Wolves Subs from Hahnemann, Milijas, Jones, Craddock, Mouyokolo, Mujangi Bia, Edwards, Batth, Davis, Doherty Doubtful Edwards (hamstring) Injured Ebanks-Blake (calf, Feb), Guédioura (broken leg, Feb), Mancienne (knee, Feb), Kightly (knee, unknown) Suspended Elokobi (first of three) Form guide WLWLWL Disciplinary record Y37 R2 Leading scorers Ebanks-Blake, Fletcher 4 Match pointers • City have lost once in 12 league games since they were beaten by Wolves in October • Wolves have not won at City in the top flight of English football since December 1979 • If City do not concede they will equal their best ever run of clean sheets (four) in the Premier League and the first time within a single season • Wolves have alternated between victories and defeats in their last eight matches – if that pattern continues they will lose • City have been awarded more penalties (six) than any other side in the division