Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer tells Sky Sports: "We have done well without Paul Pogba but he has been really good lately and we hope to get him back as soon as we can. Against a physical side, Paul would have been a good addition.

"You can't give any team any chances to get the ball in your box, if there is one thing you know about West Brom and Sam Allardyce, they are going to challenge us. We have to put our bodies on the line and we we are here to do a job, it is not going to be a fun one, we have to do a professional job.

"We need to keep on winning and get as many points as we can on the board. We are playing Manchester City in a couple of weeks and if we get there in a healthy position it will be a different game."

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West Brom manager Sam Allardyce tells Sky Sports: "The quality on the ball will hopefully play a part and you need that against Manchester United. When we do get the ball we need someone like Matheus Pereira to produce a quality ball or a goal.

"Okay Yokuslu is his first time in and he is playing a specific player who can protect the back four and is good with his passing."

Five minutes until kick-off in the next game. Time for a sensory overload of preview material for you to read.

Great win for Wolves. Our second game is coming right up. Emlyn Begley is going to guide you through West Brom-Manchester United.

What is it about Wolves and comeback wins at Southampton?

Wolves eat up a few more seconds by sending on Max Kilman. I'm not sure he's going to get time to get a touch.

Five additional minutes. That's going to seem like an eternity for Nuno.

Wolves are happy to keep possession. It's all about game-management now for them.

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This is as good as Wolves have played all season. Could this be the turning point in what has been a frustrating season?

Fabio Silva is going to see this one out. He's been sent on for Willian Jose.

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl has his head down as he paces his technical area. These are tense times. Saints need something special otherwise it's a sixth straight league defeat.

Southampton are throwing everything at this. Nathan Redmond swings another cross into the box and Che Adams attacks it but his header is well wide.

Paul Drodge: What is so frustrating is that football authorities are fine with terrible refereeing decisions (or unfair rules), which no other sports would be. It's now a total lottery if a penalty is given for handball.

John Shaw: Highly dubious refereeing costing the Saints yet again, totally ridiculous. If we didn’t have bad luck we’d have no luck at all.

Better from Southampton as James Ward-Prowse creates space for himself on the edge of the area before forcing Rui Patricio into a fine save.

The ball falls for Che Adams and his shot is also blocked by Patricio.

Adams' effort wouldn't have counted as he was offside but Patricio didn't know that.

Southampton need a flash of inspiration from somewhere but it's Wolves who look the more likely to extend their lead.

They'll move above Southampton if it stays like this.

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There will be a lot of noise around the penalty which gifted Wolves an equaliser. But Southampton can have no complaints about the second goal. Fabulous stuff from Pedro Neto.

Wolves are just over 15 minutes away from a first top-flight away win since 29 November. This second-half performance is the Wolves we have have been used to seeing over the past couple of seasons.

By the way, there's been a few changes. Southampton have sent on Che Adams for Stuart Armstrong while Kyle Walker-Peters has gone off injured. His replacement is Mohammed Salisu.

Wolves have replaced Jonny with Marcal.

Having looked so comfortable in the first-half, Southampton are facing SIXTH straight league defeat.

Wolves have looked a completely different team since equalising.