Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

They've allowed frustration to get into their game, Wolves, since the goal. They've given away six or seven free-kicks, which has allowed United to slow the game down. It's just frustration showing.

Mike Dean is getting the cards out now as both Paul Pogba and Diogo Dalot go into his book.

Pogba is down holding his knee, adding to Wolves' frustration as they desperately want the game to get back going again.

Good news for Wolves - five minutes of time added on.

Diogo Dalot comes on for goalscorer Mason Greenwood to help see out the final couple of minutes.

Raphael Varane got the assist for what is looking likely to be the winner for Manchester United. If he can keep a clean sheet too it will be a great debut for the defender.

A double change for Wolves as Morgan Gibbs-White and Fabio Silva come on for Conor Coady and Adama Traore.

Wolves have four minutes plus injury time to try and rescue something from this.

Mason Greenwood is only the second teenager in Premier League history to score in each of his side's first three games of a season, after Robbie Fowler for Liverpool in 1994-95.

He's having a great start to the campaign.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's two occasions that Greenwood has dropped his shoulder and gone down the outside. He struck it so well, the keeper could only just get a hand to it.

Wolves are complaining that there was a really bad challenge by Pogba in the lead-up, they may have a point.

That's three-in-three for Greenwood, wonderful finish from a man who's growing in stature every single game.

VAR did have look and was happy there was no foul in the build up and to rub salt in the wound Ruben Neves is booked.

Boos all round Molineux apart from the away end, where the Manchester United fans are now in full voice.

Good work from Jose Sa as he is wise to a Bruno Fernandes ball over the top, charging out of his area to beat Edinson Cavani to it.

Just over 10 minutes to go, will we see a winner?

Jose Sa tips over a powerful drive from Paul Pogba before the subsequent corner is gathered by Sa.

Both sides starting to push for a winner with 15 minutes to go.

Romain Saiss still has his head in his hands as he tries to process just how he didn't put Wolves ahead. He did everything right but just found David de Gea at the absolute top of his game.

Changes for both sides in the last couple of minutes - first Daniel Podence on for Trincao for Wolves before Anthony Martial replaces debutant Jadon Sancho for Manchester United.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Unbelievable double-save from De Gea. Truly magnificent. The first one, Romain Saiss outmuscles Raphael Varane, heads it at De Gea and he parries it straight back.

Saiss tries to blast it in from two yards and De Gea sticks out a left arm and makes an absolute world-class save.

Wolves are wondering how they've not scored.

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Wolves winding up to a grandstand finish as they attack again, this time Rúben Neves hitting a strong effort at goal but too close to David de Gea.

How has this not gone in!!??

Absolutely brilliant from David de Gea as he denies Romain Saïss' header from the corner from point-blank range and then shows incredible reactions to stop the follow up before his defence scrambles clear.

Superb stuff from De Gea.

Best we've seen of Adama Traore so far this half as he does superbly well to get away from Fred and although he is momentarily halted by a Luke Shaw challenge, he quickly gets up to reclaim the ball and eventually win a corner.

Great determination.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We've seen this all afternoon, Wolves countering well and finding spaces brilliantly.

You think Traore's in one-on-one with Maguire but Fred gets back really quick to help him out. He picks his head up and finds the pass to Trincao.

He needs to take a touch, he goes first time with his left foot and he scuffs it.

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Things opening up a bit now as Mason Greenwood leads a Manchester United attack. He has Edinson Cavani and Jadon Sancho in support but opts to go alone and knocks the ball too close to Jose Sa.