Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

On the penalty award...

This won't be overturned. It was a wonderful first touch from Pogba - he would have been in on goal.

Panache and poise from the French midfielder.

On the penalty save...

Fair play to Rui Patricio as he flung himself to make the save - it was brilliant goalkeeping.

Paul Pogba won the penalty and Paul Pogba missed the penalty. The Frenchman goes to Patricio's right, but the Wolves goalkeeper makes a brilliant save.

By no means the worst penalty ever, but Patricio's save keeps us at 1-1.

A thrilling, thrilling second half.

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Coady on Pogba. Penalty.

The defender knows it too, no complaints. He clips the left foot of Pogba and United have a chance to regain the lead.

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Marcus Rashford is just far, far, far too fast for Ryan Bennett, who chops him down and Bennett is in the book.

Ex-Wolves man Matt Jarvis liked that one...

Manchester United looked far superior in the first half, with Wolves hanging on to just go in one-goal behind at the break.

But within 10 minutes of the restart they've hit the post through Raul Jimenez, before Ruben Neves with a moment of magic to equalise.

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I'm a big fan of Marcus Rashford but that was ridiculous from him

Manchester United suddenly look a bit rattled. Marcus Rashford with an incredibly optimistic free-kick from 35 yards and it dribbles well wide.

Luke: As said earlier United crumble under pressure and need to be pressed. Maguire & co have been saved by three woodworks in two games. VAR could not save them this time though.

Steve Huish: Has Pogba been taken off ?

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I said we had a game on, but blimey what a finish. You felt they were up for it at the start of the second half but this was absolutely brilliant from Neves.

You could hear the Wolves fans of what they thought of VAR.

It would have been a tragedy if it wasn't given.

All sorts of straight lines are on the VAR screen, seeing if it is offside. A huge cheer from the Wolves fans when Jon Moss confirms the goal is given.

We're level.

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Video Assistant Referee - checkpublished at 21:13 British Summer Time 19 August 2019

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But wait...

We're checking to see if the short corner routine, where Joao Moutinho played it into a team-mate and then got it back from him was offside.

That Maguire foul on Traore so nearly proves costly. Jimenez heads against the post. David de Gea was well beaten, the header bounced back off the upright then hit the keeper and stayed out.

However...

Adama Traore is already proving a handful. He sprints past Scott McTominay, Luke Shaw can't stop him him and Harry Maguire takes him out. Free-kick.

Ruben Neves is the first man in the book for a foul on Daniel James.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Jesse Lingard needs to show great improvement this season. He was a disappointment last season.

He didn't get a good connection on that chance.

Chance for Jesse Lingard, but he makes a hash of that one, failing to connect properly.

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Daniel James catches the ankle of Diogo Jota. James is on a booking, for diving, but gets away with that one.

James is on the thinnest of ice. VAR can only interfere if they thought it was a red card offence - they won't get involved if they think it should be a yellow.