Manchester United make a change at half-time.

Victor Lindelof replaces Lisandro Martinez, who was booked in the first half, at centre-back.

Harry Maguire is obviously fourth choice centre-back then.

Both sides have only drawn a Premier League opener 0-0 once before. United v Reading in August 2007 and Leicester v Wolves in 2019.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Wolves have taken the game to Man Utd, good tempo, looked organised and found their way into the game very quickly.

Cunha has been the star of the show, gotten into some good areas, showed some brilliance on the ball.

United have also had their chances, Varane had a free header from the Fernandes corner, the Rashford chance from a Wolves mistake too.

United need to do much better with the players they have on the pitch.

Since the start of 2021-22, no side have gone into half time drawing 0-0 in the Premier League on more occasions than Wolves (30 - level with Chelsea).

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The half-time whistle goes.

The highlight was Erik ten Hag's cool pen in truth.

Wolves give the ball away easily and Marcus Rashford bursts into the box but has a shot blocked. Corner though.

From Bruno Fernandes' corner Raphael Varane heads wide.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka feeds Antony but the United winger's shot is blocked by Max Kilman.

Two minutes added on.

Fourth yellow card of the game as Luke Shaw is booked for a foul on Pablo Sarabia.

The referee lets play go on and Pedro Neto goes on a mazy run before being stopped by Lisandro Martinez.

And then the referee comes back to book Shaw.

Wolves will be happy with their performance so far. Haven't looked like a team with such a messy pre-season.

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OK back to the football...

Worth a go! The ball comes to Alejandro Garnacho near the corner of the box and he leathers a shot in. It wasn't actually anywhere near the goal but we've been starved of chances so it was still exciting.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

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Manchester United have got themselves stuck in this game.

Too many passes are going into the areas Wolves want them and too many players are choosing the wrong option.

They got it right just then with the overlapping run from Aaron Wan-Bissaka but then spoiled it with an overhit cross from the other flank that took the pressure off Wolves.

This feels like the type of game that might suit Christian Eriksen, whose passing tends to be more secure.

It was Nelson Semedo's arm but it was down by his side so that's allowed. No penalty.

United want a penalty. The ball is crossed into Marcus Rashford, whose header is blocked by a Wolves player. But which part of the body?

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Don Goodman
Former Wolves striker on Sky Sports

There's a bit of nervousness in the ground and on the pitch.

No real fluidity about United at all.

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Let-off for Wolves.

Luke Shaw swings in a close-range cross which Jose Sa spills. Alejandro Garnacho is deemed to foul Matheus Cunha before the ball reaches Antony, whose shot is blocked. A bit of a scramble there.