Wolves Seek Revenge against Manchester United in Premier League Clash

Wolverhampton Wanderers are out for revenge when they host Manchester United at Molineux this evening. Wolves narrowly lost 1-0 in the first game of the season at Old Trafford but only thanks to a number of missed chances and a controversial call not to award the visitors a penalty. Having pulled off some big results at home since, Wolves will feel confident against a United team who remain hugely inconsistent and are without a win in the Premier League since Boxing Day.

The game will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate in the UK. Subscribers can also watch on a live stream online via the Discovery+ app and website. Fans in the US can catch the game on Fubo, Sling TV, UNIVERSO, and USA. Those unable to watch can follow live updates on Goal’s website.

In terms of team news, Wolves will be without Hwang Hee-chan and Boubacar Traore, who are still on international duty at the Asian Cup and Africa Cup of Nations, respectively. Joao Gomes is suspended for the tie. However, Rayan Ait-Nouri is available for selection after Algeria’s group stage exit from AFCON. Pablo Sarabia is doubtful due to a calf problem, while Matheus Cunha should continue upfront. Manchester United may miss Marcus Rashford and Aaron Wan-Bissaka due to injury. Mason Mount, Anthony Martial, Victor Lindelof, and Tyrell Malacia will also be unavailable.

This clash at Molineux will be crucial for both teams in the Premier League standings. Wolverhampton Wanderers currently sit just above Manchester United, but risk being leapfrogged by the Red Devils if they secure a win. Both sides picked up victories in their respective FA Cup fourth-round games at the weekend, adding to the anticipation of tonight’s match. Wolves will want to continue their strong home form and seek revenge against a United team that has struggled for consistency.

The head-to-head record between these two teams in their last five meetings shows a tight contest, with Manchester United winning three times and Wolves winning twice. However, given the current form and circumstances, anything can happen in tonight’s match.