Wolverhampton vs Manchester United match from the Premier League. View the final score, key match events, detailed statistics, line-ups and head-to-head record between Wolverhampton and Manchester United. Follow team performance and match context within the Premier League season.
 José Sá #1 | |
 Max Kilman #23 | |
 Conor Coady #16 | |
 Romain Saïss #27 | 84' |
81' | |
 Marçal #5 | |
 Adama Traoré #37 |
70' | |
87' 90+2' | |
 Fábio Silva #17 | 87' |
 John Ruddy #21 | |
 Willy Boly #15 | |
 Luke Cundle #39 | |
 Luke Shaw #23 | |
90+3' | |
 Fred #17 | 84' |
 Daniel James #21 | |
44' | |
 Jadon Sancho #25 | |
⚽80' |
53' | |
72' | |
 Diogo Dalot #20 | 90+3' 90' |
 Tom Heaton #22 | |
José Sá #1 | |
Max Kilman #23 | |
Conor Coady #16 | |
Romain Saïss #27 | 84' |
81' | |
Marçal #5 | |
Adama Traoré #37 |
70' | |
87' 90+2' | |
Fábio Silva #17 | 87' |
John Ruddy #21 | |
Willy Boly #15 | |
Luke Cundle #39 | |
Luke Shaw #23 | |
90+3' | |
Fred #17 | 84' |
Daniel James #21 | |
44' | |
Jadon Sancho #25 | |
⚽80' |
53' | |
72' | |
Diogo Dalot #20 | 90+3' 90' |
Tom Heaton #22 | |
Wolverhampton
Manchester United
Following Aston Villa’s victory in the Europa League and Crystal Palace’s win in the Conference League, the Gunners are aiming for an all-English treble in European competitions.
The Basque coach arrives at Stamford Bridge with the goal of rebuilding a winning team and establishing the club among Europe's elite.
Following the conclusion of matchday 38, everything has been decided, from the final relegation spot to the teams that will compete in the Europa League and the Conference League.
