Wolves 2-1 Manchester City: Hwang Hee-chan on target as Gary O'Neil's side upset the odds at Molineux to end City's perfect start to the Premier League season

Fire and fury at Molineux as Manchester City’s perfect record went up in smoke. Gary O'Neil's Wolves secured a historic victory by defeating Man City at Molineux - ending their 100 per cent record The hosts produced an inspired performance while Pep Guardiola's side were below par on Saturday as they fell behind twice Pep Guardiola was serving a touchline ban and looked less than impressed as he watched his side's defeat from the stands ‘If you beat the best team in the world, or possibly the best team ever, it’s obviously a big result,’ O’Neil said. MATCH FACTS WOLVES : Sa 7; Kilman 8, Dawson 8.5, Toti 7; Semedo 7, Lemina 7.5, Joao Gomes 8, Ait-Nouri 7 ; Neto 8, Cunha 7.5, Hwang 7.5 Subs not used: Bentley, Bueno, Kalajdzic, Sarabia, Hodge Unused subs: Bueno, Kalajdzic, Sarabia, Bentley, Hodge Goals: Dias 13', Hwang 66' Booked: Hwang, Lemina, Neto, Sa Manager: Gary O'Neil MAN CITY : Ederson 6; Walker 6, Akanji 5, Dias 5, Ake 5 ; Kovacic 5.5 ; Foden 5.5, Alvarez 7, Nunes 6, Doku 6; Haaland 5 Subs not used: Ortega, Carson, Gomez, Gvardiol, Lewis Unused subs: Carson, Ortega, Gomez, Gvardiol, Lewis Goals: Alvarez 58' Booked: Walker, Doku, Alvarez Manager: Pep Guardiola ‘Liverpool introduced a level of chaos where today City are structured, you know where everyone is going to be. City had the better of the early chances with defender Manuel Akanji sending an effort over the bar for the visitors But Wolves would shock the Premier League leaders after attacker Pedro Neto made a strong run into the box The Portugal international's subsequent effort was deflected off Ruben Dias and into the net to give his side the lead Dawson’s intervention when Haaland was destined to poke the visitors into an early lead, deflecting a Nunes centre away from the Norwegian, had been as close as they came. Craig Dawson produced a pair of vital goal-line clearances to deny the visitors as Man City looked to find a way back City looked like they were on course for a comeback win when Julian Alvarez netted direct from a free-kick in the second-half But Wolves continued undeterred and Hwang-Hee Chan restored his side's shock advantage just eight minutes later City applied the pressure in the final stages but O'Neil's side hung on to secure their second league win of the season Kovacic and Phil Foden crowded each other’s space and Neto was off, 15 yards into his own half.