Watch: City fight back for draw at Wolves

Manchester City had to battle back from behind to earn a 1-1 draw against Premier League newcomers Wolverhampton Wanderers who ruined the champions' 100 percent record and gave them a real test at Molineux on Saturday. Last season's Championship winners showed no inferiority complex as defender Willy Boly put them ahead with a controversial 57th-minute diving header which TV replays showed may have been offside and actually went in off his arm. The Wolves goal may have had a fortunate ending but it was set up superbly from Joao Moutinho's pinpoint cross and City's response was that of champions. They could have gone ahead from a point-blank Gabriel Jesus header that again forced fine work from Rui Patricio and felt a foul on David Silva should have drawn a penalty. "A lot of people are going to drop points here. They deserved the point," City defender Kyle Walker said. Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo demanded that his players remain "humble" after their excellent result. "We played in the shape and style we believe in. It's an identity you want to create," he said.   Wolverhampton - Manchester City Live Score