I saw Pep Guardiola’s fury at Man City player – it might cost him his place in the team-BREAKING NEWS- Fans angry at pep Guardiola after yesterday’s match,how can u bench our best player for two sluggish players, and pep Guardiola replied with a shocking response 😳

Two weeks can feel like a lifetime in football. Since Manchester City’s win over Fulham earlier this month, the club has experienced a whirlwind of developments. They won a major legal battle with the Premier League, announced the departure of their influential sporting director and named his successor, while Pep Guardiola was briefly linked with the England job—before it ultimately went to Thomas Tuchel.

 

Thankfully, football returned to center stage at Molineux, where City faced Wolves, and Guardiola opted for a chaotic approach over his usual control. This season, Guardiola has the flexibility to field line-ups that lean heavily into either style or a blend of both, depending on the opposition. Against Wolves, he went for chaos, selecting the dynamic wingers Jeremy Doku and Savinho—both capable of switching flanks, taking on defenders, and delivering crosses.

 

Of the two, Savinho had the more impactful first half, earning two yellow cards for Wolves’ defenders and creating several chances. He was unlucky not to find the back of the net before halftime. Meanwhile, Doku, who had dazzled against Fulham with a spectacular curling effort, was quieter in this match. His attempt to replicate his goal from earlier in the season fell flat, with a couple of off-target shots sailing high and wide, much to Guardiola’s visible frustration.

 

After one particularly wasteful effort, Guardiola’s reaction was telling. The manager threw his arms up in disbelief, stormed back to his seat, and soon called for Phil Foden to replace Doku. Doku avoided a frosty interaction with his coach by exiting on the opposite side of the pitch, though it was clear he hadn’t lived up to expectations. His assist for Josko Gvardiol was a simple pass to the full-back on the edge of the box, hardly a game-changing moment.

 

As Foden came on for Doku, Jack Grealish also entered the fray, replacing Savinho as Guardiola sought more control and a potential match-winner. The constant rotation of wingers highlights how even a solid performance one week doesn’t guarantee a start the next. Each player knows that a quiet game can easily land them back on the bench.

 

For Doku, this may be a lesson learned the hard way. On Sunday, control ultimately triumphed over chaos—a balance Guardiola might look to strike going forward.

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