Wolverhampton 2 - 5 Man City

Manchester City reached the last eight of the Carling Cup after their lethal attack made light work of Wolves.Wolves took a shock lead when Nenad Milijas smashed in before Adam Johnson equalised from the edge of the area, BBC reported.It was 3-1 four minutes later when Johnson's ball was tucked home by Samir Nasri before Edin Dzeko tapped in.A Dorus De Vries own goal extended the lead and Dzeko turned in the fifth before Wolves' Jamie O'Hara converted Stephen Ward's ball from the left.Five more goals from City meant that the Manchester club have scored 15 goals in their last three games.They started poorly though as Wolves took the lead before the game was turned on its head in four madcap first-half minutes.On Sunday, Man City scored three goals in the space of 237 seconds, against Wolves they scored three in 230.Mick McCarthy's men looked more potent during much of the first 45, with David Edwards heading over from two yards before Milijas hammered his side into the lead with 18 minutes on the clock.City then stepped up their performance which up until the 37th minute seemed to be basking in the afterglow of their 6-1 win at Old Trafford.