Every time Manchester United take a step or two forward, they seem to immediately take one or two (or three or four) backward, as Ruben Amorim's side did in a 1-1 draw away to last-place Wolves on Tuesday.

Alongside Tuesday’s five other Premier League matches, the clash between Man Utd and Wolves will be shown live on Sky Sports. The Premier League channel will carry the game, as will Sky GO. Peacock is the sole destination for supporters in the United States, while HBO Max is the only option for audiences in Mexico.

Manchester United greatly disappointed their fans as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Wolverhampton Wanderers.Going into the match with just two points in 18 Premier League games, Wolves would have

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Wolves appeared emboldened when Ruben Amorim turned to his bench for fresh legs and brought on 20-year-old Leny Yoro, the most experienced outfield player available, and 17-year-old debutant Bendito Mantato. Moments later, Jhon Arias saw a dangerous shot from 20 yards deflected marginally wide by Dalot’s perfectly-timed sliding block.

United were held to a draw by the Premier League's bottom-placed side in an embarrassing display for Amorim's men

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There is not much to be taken out of this wretched season so far, but Wolves fans did not let that spoil their latest trip to the North West. Four days previously, they had seen their team lose at Liverpool by the odd goal in three,