Yep before a ball was kicked we knew our first choice CB pairing would not be playing, as has been the case for most of the season. No Laporte and Fernandinho on the pitch but not where he can affect the game like we know he can(its basically like we've also lost Fernandinho too as a result). Already a harder task than it was last season for City and an easier one for Wolves. In the end we lost a game from a harsh red card(Ederson didn't make the contact, Jota did), had to play with 10 for 80 mins. All of this with Bravo in goal,who makes the backline nervous with 11men on the field.
If we hadn't gone ahead 2-0, nobody would be thinking we should have won that game, or be surprised that we lost it(Wolves should be winning that game with the team they have). Wolves away ,is not a place you'd expect a win from, with 10 men.