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Wolves vs Manchester City: Can Pep Guardiola’s side close the gap on Liverpool?

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Manchester City begin their new Premier League campaign live on Monday Night Football when they travel to Wolves, aiming to close the 18-point gap that separated them from Liverpool last season.

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After winning the Premier League for two successive seasons, City stumbled last year as Jurgen Klopp’s side raced away with the title.

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He said: “It was difficult [finishing behind Liverpool last season], no one likes to lose in the manner that they did. I think they lost nine league games as well which for Man City is unheard of.

“I don’t think people should forget what they did the previous two seasons, we were all talking about which team would catch them and Liverpool have done that in great style. They’ve got some great players, but I don’t see Man City letting that gap go as big as last season.”

Ahead of Man City’s trip to Wolves, live on Sky Sports, the pundits gave their own pre-season assessment of what Man City need to compete and whether they can really challenge this season…

It is no secret Man City need to improve defensively, having failed to replace Vincent Kompany after his departure last summer and with Aymeric Laporte in and out of the squad due to injuries.

Leroy Sane and David Silva have also departed in recent months and Guardiola has already gone some way to addressing these issues, signing centre-back Nathan Ake from Bournemouth and winger Ferran Torres from Valencia.

Jamie Carragher said: “I think Ake is in as a squad player and what I mean by that is with Laporte being out last season, we talk about how it hurt City defensively. But I think Pep Guardiola may be of the other mindset that it disrupted them playing out from the back, he’s always wanted a left-footed player so I think he has brought Ake in to maybe cover at left-back but maybe when Laporte is out, he has still got that left-footer to bring the balance.