A quick reminder of the teams...

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Wolves XI: Sa, Semedo, Coady, Saiss, Kilman, Ait-Nouri, Dendoncker, Neves, Moutinho, Podence, Jimenez.

Subs: Ruddy, Marcal, Neto, Trincao, Silva, Jonny, Toti, Hee-Chan, Cundle.

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Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Thomas, Soyuncu, Amartey, Pereira, Tielemans, Ndidi, Dewsbury-Hall, Lookman, Daka, Albrighton.

Subs: Ward, Jakupovic, Maddison, Iheanacho, Perez, Choudhury, Vestergaard, Mendy, Soumare.

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Leicester will be disappointed to concede an equaliser so late against West Ham, especially because they had recovered from a poor start and played pretty well for most of the game.

The Foxes still have some key players out injured, but at least there were some signs there of them coming back into form a little bit.

Unfortunately, their habit of conceding set-pieces and late goals has cost them a lot this season and Wolves must be thinking they can take advantage too.

Prediction:1-1

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At the start of the season many would have expected last term's FA Cup winners Leicester to be right in the mix for a European place this season.

But the Foxes have had a bit of a tough time. Brendan Rodgers side have failed to win any of their last four league matches, their worst run since January to February 2019 when they went six games without a victory under Claude Puel.

And they come into this fixture 10 points behind Wolves and winless in eight away matches in all competitions, conceding 23 goals,

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

It really is an awful day at Molineux.

The skies are grey, the rain is absolutely teaming down and the only light is coming from the floodlights.

The pitch will be quick, I guess.

Right time to head over the M62 and down the M6 for our next game at Molineux.

Sounds like a canal barge may have been a better travel option though.

Leeds United

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa speaking to Sky Sports: "In the first half we started well and ended well but didn't manage to score. In the moments we lost dominance they scored.

"After we got back level we had the chance to go 3-2 up and straight way they went up and scored again. We played better trying to get back into the game than when we were trying to keep a result but something has repeated that is difficult to resolve.

"We have to defend better. We are missing Kalvin Phillips and Robin Koch was substituted and we could not count on Pascal [Struijk] in midfield because he went back into defence. Not being able to come with the three defensive midfielders we have, there is a weakness in the recovery of the ball."

On Robin Koch possibly suffering from concussion: "He had the knock and the conclusions you are suggesting are not the same as what we have."

On Leeds' league position: "It is impossible not to be worried. We have conceded 50 goals. Do you think I cannot be worried? How can I not feel responsible?."

Manchester United

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire speaking to Sky Sports: "We needed to start the second half better, for sure. They came out right on top of us; their first goal is obviously really lucky and it got them right back in it and then they scored a good goal. We had to fight back and stick together; we knew it was a tough place to come but we knew we had qualities and could hurt them. We said at half time we needed to score more in the second half and we managed to do that."

On United finally scoring from a corner: "I'm embarrassed by the stat [nearly 140 corners without a goal]. I'm a big part of that set play routine but as a team we've been nowhere near good enough. If we scored more from set pieces we'd be higher up the table."

On the conditions: "They were really bad. We came out at the start of the second half and tried to play the same way, but got caught in it. It was old school, I'm sure it was good to watch but thankfully we came out on top."

By the way if you think the water and rain were bad at Elland Road just have a ganders at what is coming up.

Wonder what former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel was thinking after 54 minutes?

While we wait to listen to player and manager reaction just take a breath. What a game that was.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Excellent game, terrible conditions. The atmosphere was magnificent, two teams going for it. Man Utd deserved the win; Leeds can take a lot from it but Raphinha is a must to start.

Manchester United have scored 10 Premier League goals via substitutes this season, four more than any other side.

And five of those goals have come under interim boss Ralf Rangnick.

All over. Bragging rights very much with the men in red.

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Leeds midfielder Mateusz Klich is in the book for hacking at Scott McTominay. He is the sixth home player to see yellow.

Luke Shaw is the latest player to go into the book after that exchange between both sets of players.

Manchester United's interim boss Ralf Rangnick is out of his technical area and on to the pitch to try and diffuse things and is politely told to shift by the referee, Paul Tierney.

What is going on here? Anthony Elanga is down after being caught by Leeds defender Junior Firpo, cue a little bit of shoving and pushing.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Another good goal. The standard of the goals has been brilliant. Fernandes with a little bit of skill, rolls it into Elanga's path and you'd expect him to finish that.