Manchester City back in title race

Sergio Aguero celebrates his goal

Manchester City defeated Wolvesverhampton 2-0 to reduce the leaders, Manchester United, lead to 3 points, who were held for a 4-4 draw by Everton earlier in the day.
Roberto Mancini’s side has a 6 goal difference advantage over their rivals and would go top if they win at the Etihad on 30th April and then beat both Newcastle United away and Queens Park Rangers at home to clinch the title.
City got ahead in 27 minutes with Sergio Aguero's goal while his side missed many chances as Mancini declared the performance “so-so”. Wolves pushed hard in the 2nd half until Samir Nasri's goal in the 74th minute, which was setup by the hard work of Carlos Tevez.
Everton's Nikica Jelavic scored a double to draw the match against Manchester United. Trailing 4-2 with seven minutes remaining, Everton scored 2 goals within 2 minutes to take a point and shred the nerves of United fans.