Molineux the stage for night of drama with plot twist for Guardiola | Jonathan Liew

Adama Traoré stole the show with his bustling runs and goal that gave Wolves confidence to go on and beat 10-man Manchester City at Molineux

“It’s not football any more,” the Wolves fans sang at one point during this bizarre festive vaudeville. On this point, at least, they were wrong. This was, in many ways, modern Premier League football in its purest distillation: from the stark verticality to the puce-tinged rage, from the video-inspired plot twists to the freezing Molineux mist, from the humming madness of its start to the electrifying anarchy of its finish.

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