Manchester United will play against Wolves at the Molineux Stadium on the 24th of May which will be their last Premier League game of this season.
The Red Devils have figured out how to get the second spot in the Premier League table even after a run of three matches without a win, losing to Leicester City and Liverpool prior to drawing 1-1 with Fulham last week.
Man United may be satisfied to be back quickly this end of the week, as they have again been superb on their movements, staying unbeaten across 18 matches, recording 11 triumphs simultaneously. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has effectively recommended that there will be changes for this match in front of the Europa League final against Villarreal on May 26.
💭 "We’ve had lots of ups and downs, and you learn from your wins, as well as your mistakes and defeats," the boss adds.
"The older you get, the more experience you have, and you’re probably a better leader for it. I’m taking it in my stride."#MUFC #WOLMUN pic.twitter.com/KXJVY7rjCf
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) May 21, 2021
The English monsters won’t have any desire to enter the match against the Wolves with a bad outcome, and they will be hoping to make it a League double win over Wolves, having recorded a 1-0 win in the reverse match at Old Trafford back in December.
There have been rumors regarding Wolves manager Nuno’s future lately, however official news has now shown up that the 47-year-old will leave Wolves towards the finish of this season.
The Portuguese just signed a three-year contract last September, having driven Wolves to a consecutive seventh-place finish in England’s first-class, however, it has been a disappointing season for the previous Championship victors, with an aggregate of 45 points leaving them in twelfth position.
Wolves can’t complete any higher than twelfth, yet they are just three points clear of the fifteenth placed side Newcastle United and hence their position could change on the last few days of the season. The home side will enter Sunday’s match off the rear of progressive defeats to Tottenham Hotspur and Everton, while they are winless in their last five matches with Man United in all rivalries.
Wolves have battled for consistency at Molineux this term, winning seven, drawing four, and losing seven of their 18 Premier League matches, however, they will be resolved to give Nuno a solid farewell in this match.
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Manchester United: head-to-head
Manchester United have won about 50 games against the Wolves, drawing 20 and losing 36 times. United has the edge over Wolves, however, Wolves have proved to be a dangerous opponent for United over the recent years.
Manchester United’s last meeting against Wolves came way back in December where United won 1-0 after Marcus Rashford scored a goal in the 93rd minute.
Wolverhampton Wanderers PL Form Guide: W-L-D-W-L-L
Manchester United PL Form Guide: W-D-W-L-L-D
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Manchester United: Team News
Manchester United
For Man United, Harry Maguire is as yet inaccessible because of a lower leg injury, and the English defender will face a big struggle to be fit for the Europa League finals on the 26th of May.
Anthony Martial and Phil Jones are additionally still out, yet Fred, Scott McTominay, and Daniel James have been cleared to play following late issues.
David de Gea could keep his spot between the sticks, then, as the Spanish keeper is probably going to begin the Europa League final, with Dean Henderson’s future being in doubt.
👀 The boss has given the latest on his squad ahead of the trip to Wolves, which includes positive news on @Daniel_James_97 ⤵️#MUFC #WOLMUN
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) May 21, 2021
Injured: Anthony Martial, Phil Jones, Harry Maguire
Major Doubts: Scott McTominay, Daniel James, Fred
Suspended: None
Wolverhampton Wanderers
As for Wolves, Solskjaer has effectively indicated changes this end of the week, stating that players like Alex Telles, Juan Mata, Nemanja Matic, Amad Diallo, and Donny van de Beek could be given essential minutes.
Wolves will again be missing Jimenez, Neto, Jonny, and Podence through injury, while Otasowie is probably not going to be accessible at Molineux.
Nuno could make changes to the side that began against Everton, with Saiss, Marcal, Patricio, Dendoncker, and Vitinha all in line for spots in the starting XI.
There will in any case be the same team aside, however, with Coady, Neves, Traore, and Moutinho set to highlight for the hosts.
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Manchester United: Prediction
We consider United to go for a draw again in this match as they will be playing with half of their strength. Wolves meanwhile will be aiming for a win but will not find it easy even after they have their full-strength squad.
Our Prediction: Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-1 Manchester United
