Manchester United host Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday in a meeting of Premier League sides trying to work their way up to the middle of the table.
The Red Devils are 14th in the standings and are winless in three league matches, but they are riding a high after a dramatic Europa League quarter-final tie against Lyon. With United's eggs in the Europa League basket, manager Ruben Amorim hinted that he may make several changes to the lineup for Sunday's game.
As for Wolves, they have enjoyed a great run of form lately with four straight league victories ahead of this weekend's clash. They were most recently in action on April 13, when they defeated Spurs 4-2.
Here's what you need to know about Manchester United and Wolves ahead of their match.
Manchester United vs Wolves: Head-to-head and recent statistics
- All-time meetings: 114
- Manchester United wins: 56
- Draws: 20
- Wolves wins: 38
Manchester United hold the advantage in all-time meetings against Wolves, winning 56 of 114 matches.
The Red Devils have lost only one of their last 13 league matches against Wolves at Old Trafford.
Manchester United vs Wolves: Team news
(Sources: Injuries, suspensions)
Manchester United
- Injured: Evans, Martinez, Amad, Heaven, De Ligt, Collyer, Zirkzee
- Suspended: None
Wolves
- Injured: Gonzalez, Kalajdzic, Mosquera, Chiwome, Lima, Bellegarde, Doherty, Hwang
- Suspended: None
Manchester United vs Wolves: What the managers are saying
Ruben Amorim, Manchester United
(via Manchester United)
On Wolves boss Vitor Pereira: “I think he is doing an amazing job, he is playing 3-4-3, he is doing quite well and he is changing some players. He has really quality players. Cunha, all these guys, they have a real quality, they are fresh so we know that it is going to be a tough match. And we are going to need a lot from our supporters. I know it's a bad thing to ask anything from our fans this season but we need them on Sunday.”
Vitor Pereira, Wolves
(via Wolves)
"I believe that we’ll face a team more confident (after the midweek victory). But as I said since the beginning, it’s about us. It’s not about Manchester United – it’s about us.
“It’s about how to do our work, how to keep our identity with personality, our ambition, to believe in ourselves, believe in our work, and play and compete for the three points."
Manchester United vs Wolves: Prediction
Wolves are in a good position to come out of Old Trafford with a result, especially after the Red Devils' midweek high.
Prediction: Manchester United 1-1 Wolves
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