Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I was wondering if Manchester United would be tempted to sit back, but it is not their way and not Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's way. It's a good atmosphere here.

Wolves' side is very dependable, they can beat anyone.

Aleksandar Mitrovic has a half chance.

Tom Cairney's delivery from deep finds the head of Mitro, who frankly does well to get any sort of angle on his header.

It drifts about three yards wide of Ben Foster's left-hand upright.

That should have been 1-0 to United!

Diogo Dalot delivers a beauty of a ball from the right and there is Romelu Lukaku who heads straight at Rui Patricio from about six yards out.

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Aleksandar Mitrovic goes scampering down the left, at his pace. Sadly his pace isn't very pacy and he is dispossessed.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

When Manchester United lose the ball they are going into a flat back five, with Dalot going right back and Ashley Young into a right-sided centre-half. Two different systems as to when they've got the ball and not got the ball.

Momodu Abdul M: All eyes on OGS today. The first game after his confirmation was poor.

David Freedman: Absolutely must win tonight for United to stay in contention for final four. City and Chelsea games loom dangerous if not in third or fourth

Roberto Pereyra surges towards the edge of the area but hangs on to the ball too long instead of playing an early pass to Troy Deeney in the area.

Deeney may have a word.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes plenty of tactical changes, he believes his players are capable of adapting to different systems and positions.

Wowsers!

Straight from kick-off Jesse Lingard presses up on the joypad and waltzes past three Wolves defenders before firing a tame sidefoot shot which Rui Patricio dives low to collect.

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We are under way at Molineux and Vicarage Road.

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Watford make four changes from the side that lost at Old Trafford on Saturday.

It's a completely changed defence for the Hornets as Jose Holebas is fit to return along with recalls for Craig Cathcart, Adrian Mariappa and Kiko Femenia.

Watford XI: Foster, Femenia, Cathcart, Mariappa, Holebas, Hughes, Doucoure, Capoue, Pereyra, Deulofeu, Deeney.

Subs: Gomes, Janmaat, Masina, Sema, Gray, Quina, Kabasele.

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For Fulham, Aleksandar Mitrovic is back after missing the weekend's defeat to Man City through injury.

He's joined in the starting line-up by Tim Ream as Floyd Ayite misses out altogether and Timothy Fosu-Mensah drops to the bench.

Fulham XI: Rico, Christie, Ream, Le Marchand, Bryan, Chambers, Cairney, Zambo Anguissa, Sessegnon, Babel, Mitrovic.

Subs: Fabri, Odoi, McDonald, Kebano, Schurrle, Fosu-Mensah, Seri.

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Four changes for Wolves compared to the side that began the 2-0 defeat by Burnley at the weekend. Raul Jimenez starts up front with Matt Doherty and Ruben Vinagre also moving up from the bench from last time out, with Ryan Bennett available again after a suspension.

Ivan Cavaleiro, Jonny, Romain Saiss and Adama Traore are all among the substitutes.

Wolverhampton Wanderers: Rui Patricio, Bennett, Coady, Boly, Doherty, Dendoncker, Neves, Joao Moutinho, Ruben Vinagre, Jimenez, Jota.

Substitutes: Ivan Cavaleiro, Helder Costa, Gibbs-White, Jonny, John Ruddy, Saiss, Traore.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes six changes from the Manchester United side that beat Watford 2-1 on Saturday.

In come Victor Lindelof, Diogo Dalot, Fred, Scott McTominay Jesse Lingard, Romelu Lukaku, with Phil Jones, Juan Mata, Anthony Martial and Nemanja Matic dropping to the bench, while both Ander Herrera and England striker Marcus Rashford are not in the matchday 18.

Manchester United: De Gea, Young, Smalling, Lindelof, Shaw, Fred, McTominay, Pogba, Dalot, Lukaku, Lingard.

Substitutes: Jones, Mata, Martial, Andreas Pereira, Rojo, Romero, Matic.

• The light show, fire display and flag waving has finished at Molineux
• They've removed the three bits of sturdy cardboard from the Vicarage Road pitch
• The players have shaken hands
• It's BST
• AND WE'RE LIVE!!!

Tim, Barnes: It's nice to see Sessegnon getting a run of starts under Scott P. I'm bemused by Babel's nailed-on first-team spot: he's offered nothing since January, and will be gone by July. Ayité is a much better option.

David Ashworth: Glad to see McTominay and Fred in the side. Think they were hard done by dropping out after their Champions League heroics and Herrera and Matic haven't looked up to the pace since returning from injury.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham have had no continuity this season. They made massive changes to their squad, to players and their system as well as to the management.

They tried to bring better quality players in but too many of them haven't fit into the system. Maybe two out of the 12 they brought in have been successful.

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Owen Coyle
Former Bolton manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you're losing games, confidence saps. They looked a team devoid of confidence against Man City who punished them for giving the ball away in defence.

I think Scott Parker will rally them and it's important that they finish the season strongly. It would get the feel-good factor back again before they kick off in the Championship again next season.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

Wolves are aiming to beat Manchester United twice in a single season for the first time since the 1979-80 season.

Kenny Hibbitt, Andy Gray and John Richards were the scorers in a 3-1 at Molineux. Mel Eaves got the only goal at Old Trafford.

Both those were league successes. Wolves beat United in the FA Cup last month.