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Wild!

Bruno Fernandes hits the free-kick but gets right underneath it and punts it into the stand behind the goal, to much derision from the Wolves fans.

And now Bruno Fernandes is tripped near the edge of the Wolves box by fellow Portuguese Joao Moutinho.

This is one to be hit...

Bruno Fernandes is starting to exert a bit of influence now. A combination of Ruben Neves and Nathan Collins prevents him getting in.

Brave goalkeeping!

Soon after a shout for handball against Nathan Collins is waved away, Marcus Rashford sets up Bruno Fernandes for a blocked shot that spins up towards Antony. Before he can get a telling touch, out rushes Jose Sa to smother the ball.

Already, Adama Traore is causing bother. This noise of this crowd rises as soon as he gets the ball. His latest cross is headed away.

This is it with Traore... if only he had a consistent final ball.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

That Adama Traore cross would have been perfect for Diego Costa had the striker not been the man replaced at the break.

It will be interesting to see if Raul Jimenez gets on at some point.

The Mexican was stripped and ready to come on at Everton but Julen Lopetegui changed his mind.

Jimenez has been plagued by injury problems with with Traore on the pitch, could be the one to profit.

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Looks like Podence got caught and is his nose patched up. There's a bit of blood.

He's soon up, though, and looks fine to carry on.

Daniel Podence is down for Wolves after a tackle on Antony.

He looks to be in a fair bit of pain.

Bruno Fernandes has been quiet. He loses the ball in a decent area as he is tackled by Joao Moutinho.

It sets up a counter that goes through Adama Traore, who gets himself a yard on the right before sending over a cross that Raphael Varane heads away from Daniel Podence at the back post.

Wolves win themselves an early corner that Tyrell Malacia clears following a flick on.

Marcus Rashford did something wrong. Now can he do something right and make and impact on this game?

Or will the greased up Adama Traore make the difference?

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Alejandro Garnacho off, Marcus Rashford on.

Wolves also make a change. Diego Costa off and Adama Traore on.

Lot of pace out there now.

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Former Manchester United midfielder on BT Sport

I think United should be in front, their chances were slightly better than Wolves. It's been quite an even first half really. Garnacho has been really lively on the left hand side. United created four or five really good chances, mostly coming from Garnacho.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

Whatever Marcus Rashford did, it was not serious enough for him to be left stewing on the bench as Manchester United struggle.

He is stripped and ready to go.

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Marcus Rashford is in his playing threads and out doing a serious warm-up. Looks like we're going to be seeing him straight after the break.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have failed to score a first-half goal in 11 of their 17 games, only West Ham United (12) have failed to score more often in the English Premier League this season.

RegularJon: Awful half except the Garnacho chance and Martial’s miss at the end there - United should be leading and should be comfortable. Typical

The best chance comes right at the end of the half.

Manchester United have been marginally the more dangerous side and should really be ahead from that Antony chance.

Wolves have shown they have they capability to hurt United, though.

Still all to play for.