Marcus Rashford feeds Aaron Wan-Bissaka down the right buy the United defender fouls a West Brom player while trying to get there.

West Brom have only scored the opening goal in six Premier League games this season.

Manchester United have won all seven of their Premier League away matches in which they conceded the opening goal.

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Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo told Amazon Prime: "It was a very tough game. Both halves were very tough. In the first half Southampton managed the game. In the second half we were on the front foot, scored two goals and then defended very well.

"It was a good move before the penalty; afterwards it’s the decision of the referee.

"I don’t agree that the first half was disappointing, it was a tough game, Southampton are a good team.

"We were trying to do our things but Southampton did well, and then the game changes.

"Our standards are very high, our players are very talented."

That goal is West Brom's earliest in the Premier League since February 2015 v Southampton, when Saido Berahino scored after 72 seconds.

Ross Matthewman: What exactly does De Gea have to do to get dropped? He genuinely looks petrified out there. It’s becoming a running joke now.

West Brom fail to properly clear a cross and Marcus Rashford heads it back into the path of Fred, whose 20-yard volley is caught by the home keeper.

After just 83 seconds, Mbaye Diagne has scored the earliest Premier League goal conceded by Manchester United since Christian Eriksen's 11th-second strike in January 2018.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a perfect start for West Brom. It really was a brilliant ball and it gave something to be attacked at. There was a little bit of confusion for De Gea as to whether or not he should come or not.

There was a little bit of a hesitation.

It was a really good header and well deserved for West Brom.

United's first attack and Fred hammers a shot straight at a West Brom defender - and then the offside flag goes up against Marcus Rashford, who had the ball about 20 seconds earlier.

Sam Allardyce is wearing a snood - but you can still see he is smiling underneath it.

Wolves

Wolves goalscorer Pedro Neto told Amazon Prime: "I think it was a very poor first half from us. But in the second half we did a good response and we play like we always want to play.

"We worked harder than them and we scored two goals.

"Being aggressive and winning the duels was the most important thing in the second half.

"I am very happy to be scoring and I have to thank my team-mates for their work. We are very happy.

"We have to take this as an example and take to the other games."

Here we go, as the worst defence in the league face the highest-scoring team.

Consider this game well and truly previewed.

Joleon Lescott
Former West Brom and Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The past of Man Utd means they're under a different scrutiny.

The expectations of them [are so high].

When United get to the top and all of a sudden they have to win, players are making different decisions.

They’ve just got to find a way. Obviously this is new for Solskjaer and a lot of the players.

West Brom's tally of 31 home league goals conceded is the most by a team at this stage of a top-flight season since Chelsea in 1960-61.

They have let in 54 Premier League goals, 12 more than anybody else.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Manchester United got through their FA Cup tie with West Ham eventually but they will still be rueing Everton's last-gasp goal last weekend, which cost them two points.

I cannot see Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side slipping up at The Hawthorns, though. West Brom will give everything, but effort alone won't be enough.

Prediction: 0-2

Manchester United have lost just once in 17 league games (W11, D5).

The Red Devils are currently unbeaten in 18 Premier League away matches (W13, D5), their longest run in top-flight history.

They are the only side not to have lost a Premier League away game this season.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ole has created his own problem by bringing Dean Henderson back.

For me you’ve got to have a defined number one and number two.

And once you’ve made that decision that number one has to have a little bit of a leeway.

I think David de Gea has actually played better this season than last.

Yes he had a bad performance the other week but I wouldn’t drop him.

Dean Henderson is now breathing down his neck.

Joleon Lescott
Former West Brom and Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I honestly believe Big Sam thought he was going to be enough.

I honestly think he didn’t realise it was a different Premier League.

The West Brom defenders, barring Gibbs, they have no experience.

I don’t know why he hasn’t addressed that. I think he naively believes he alone will be enough.