Before Manchester United welcomed Wolves to Old Trafford on May 13, they had scored just 49 goals in the Premier League.
Leicester had also scored 49 goals at that stage and could be playing their football in the Championship next season.
United moved beyond the 50-goal mark against Wolves but they remain well short of the rate their rivals at the top score at, with Manchester City (92), Arsenal (83), Newcastle (67) and Liverpool (60) not struggling to put opponents to the sword.