Please note, due to Premier League broadcasting restrictions, Saturday’s Premier League 2 Division 1 fixture with Manchester United will not be live streamed.
Ian Sharps’ team brushed aside Tottenham Hotspur last Saturday, scoring four first-half goals to effectively put the game to bed before the interval.
That third victory of the PL2 season lifted the old gold up to eighth following a five-game winless run in the competition.
Tyler Roberts firing us in front ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/pjHjKHqqRe
— Wolves Academy (@WolvesAcademy) October 15, 2022
In midweek, the Wolves youngsters were unfortunate to go down 2-0 at Port Vale in the Papa John’s Trophy after two goals inside the final 10 minutes for the League One outfit.
However, Wolves were more than a match for much of the game against their senior opponents at Vale Park, having already secured qualification from the group stage and into the knockout phase.
Meanwhile, Manchester United are yet to pick up three points in the league so far this campaign. The Red Devils have only lost three of their nine games, but have drawn six – the most in the division.
Mark Dempsey’s side were involved in a six-goal thriller last Saturday at Chelsea, scoring twice in added time to salvage a point thanks to a Shola Shoretire double.
WHEN
Saturday, 2pm
WHERE
Carrington Training Complex, Manchester
NEXT THREE
Wolves
- vs Leicester City (H) 31st October
- vs West Ham (A) 7th November
- vs Sunderland (H) 14th November (PLC)
Man Utd
- vs Sparta Praha (H) 26th October (PLIC)
- vs Tottenham (A) 29th October
- vs Man City (H) 5th November