Manchester United will be targeting a return to winning ways when they welcome Wolves to Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon.
United, who defeated the Black Country outfit 1-0 at Molineux back in December, will be looking to get their top four charge back on track following last Sunday's 1-0 defeat to West Ham United at the London Stadium. Defeat in the capital marked a second successive defeat for the Reds, leaving them just one place and one point ahead of fifth-placed Liverpool.
It means United are under stern pressure to get back to winning ways and reopen a four-point gap between themselves and Liverpool, who are not in action this weekend until Monday evening. Fortunately, though, United's record at Old Trafford this season makes good reading and they are unbeaten on their own patch since September 8.