Lukasz Fabianski

JACK GAUGHAN AT MOLINEUX: Stones headed home in the fifth minute of stoppage time, with Wolves adamant that Bernardo Silva was interfering with goalkeeper Jose Sa from Phil Foden's corner. Pep Guardiola insisted that Sa 'was watching the action perfectly' but O'Neil was left frustrated that VAR suggested Chris Kavanagh give the goal. Wolves believe they had a goal disallowed in similar circumstances against West Ham in April, when Tawanda Chirewa was stood in front of goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski.

KATHRYN BATTE AT THE LONDON STADIUM: Erling Haaland made it back-to-back hat-tricks in the Premier League as Manchester City beat West Ham 3-1 at the London Stadium. Just a week on from his heroics against newly-promoted Ipswich, the unstoppable Haaland put the Hammers to the sword after scoring three stunning goals. His first was placed coolly beyond Alphonse Areola to hand the reigning champions the lead while his second, a crashing effort that hurtled into the roof of the net from 10 yards out, restored City's advantage after Ruben Dias' own goal. West Ham pushed for an equaliser, with Mohammed Kudus clattering the woodwork, but City wrapped up the three points when Haaland dinked over Lukasz Fabianski.

Wolves owner Jeff Shi has called on Premier League clubs to vote with him to scrap VAR in England's top flight ahead of next season.  Following a proposal put forward by Wolves this week, clubs are set to vote on whether to keep VAR at a shareholders meeting on June 6. Mail Sport understands that the push to scrap VAR entirely is likely to fail, with the Premier League supporting a swift introduction of in-stadium communication and being open to widening their pool of referees in a bid to improve the current system.