Wolves 3-3 Man United – Premier League: Live score, team news and updates as Pedro Neto hits 95th-minute equaliser after Marcus Rashford scored

Huge save from Sa as he denies McTominay from point-blank range.

Wolves are somehow still in this.

Evans replaces Garnacho as United look to see out this win.

NINE minutes added time.

Unied break quickly and Garncho looks to find Antony.

Cunha slides in but doesn’t get the ball and gets a lot of Antony. He is booked and United have a free-kick on the edge of the area.

Wolves still believe and Lemina pokes wide from close range but the flag did go up.

They could still nick something from this game.

Double change for United as Maguire and Forson come on for Martinez and Hojlund.

It’s not over yet!

United fail to clear a corner and Dawson hooks it back in for Kilman to finish from close range. Is there a late twist here?

Final throw of the dice for Wolves as Gomes and Fraser replace Doyle and Toti.

Wolves work the ball well out to their right. Semedo has to get his head up to put a cross in, but instead tries his luck and his shot goes miles wide.

Ferdinand has just claimed there was ‘minimal contact’ for the Wolves penalty, and ‘cannot believe’ it wasn’t overturned.

It was certainly a controversial one, but Unied remain in control with a two-goal cushion.

Onana is booked for taking too long over a goal kick.

Big cheers from the home crowd but it’s a long way back for the hosts now.

Is this game over?

McTominay meets Fernandes’ corner and it’s not the cleanest contact but the ball finds its way into the corner of the net.

Important save from Sa as he gets down well to keep out Fernandes’ deflected effort.

Double change for United as McTominay and Antony replace Casemiro and Rashford.

Molineux is rocking now!

Neto gets slipped in down the lft hand side of the box and tries his luck from a tight angle but can only find the side-netting.

Sarabia puts it straight down the middle and all of a sudeen Wolves are right back in this.

Penalty to Wolves!

The slightest contact from Casemiro on Neto and the referee points to the spot.

VAR checks it, and the penalty stands!

Dalot seems to have been taking shooting tips from Casemiro.

He tries an ambitous effort from 25 yards out and it goes nearer the corner flag.

Bellegarde goes off and on comes Sarabia.

Nearly a calamitous moment for Sa as he comes out and then gets the ball stuck under his feet.

Hojlund threatens to nick it off him but slips at the vital moment and Wolves get away with it. That would have been a disaster for Wolves after a positive last five minutes.

Cunha goes close as he curls an effort just wide from the edge of the box.

Suddenly, Wolves have just started to get a grip of the game, but they badly need a goal.

Now Wolves nearly score!

United fail to clear a free-kick and Wolves get the ball back into the box. Dawson tries a shot from close range but it hits Onana in the face and somehow stays out. I suppose you keep them out any way you can!

How is this still only 2-0?

Wolves are all over the place again, and Garnacho slips in Hojlund who should score, but his shot is well saved by Sa.

United really should have put this game to bed by now.

Wolves make a change as Ait-Nouri comes on for Doherty.

It’s all over at the London Stadium, and West Ham and Bournemouth have to settle for a point apiece.

I said it was a promising free-kick position and Wolves nearly get one back from it.

Onana coms out to get it but Kilman beats him to it to head towards goal. Luckily for Onana, Martinez gets back on the line to clear away.

Silly from Martinez as he tries to win the ball back and takes out the Wolves player instead.

He goes into the book and it’s a promising free-kick position for the hosts.

United pick back up where they left off and nearly have a third.

A long ball over the top finds Garnacho on the right. He picks out Fernandes who takes a touch when he doesn’t really need one, and that allows Dawson to get a crucial block in.

The teams are back out for the second half.

Can Wolves get back into this or will United extend their lead?

Into eight minutes of added time at the London Stadium.

Neither side has gone close in a while, but there is still time for a winning goal.

Marcus Rashford has been somewhere near his best so far tonight.

He took his goal brilliantly and has been a constant threat down that left flank to put United in a

dominant position.

Ten minutes to go at the London Stadium.

Can either side find a winner?

You won’t see many more one-sided halves this season.

United should be further in front, with Rashford enjoying a great first half.

This should have been game over.

Fernande sis in he clear and just has to square it to Garnacho but his ball with his weaker left foot is an appalling one and is well overhit.

What a waste.

An easier one for VAR here as Casemiro heads home from Fernandes’ free-kick but he’s a yard offside.

The Brazilian midfielder is still waiting for his goal tonight.

Hojlund lets the ball run past him and Dawson takes him out.

With the dane set to run into space, it’s an obvious booking for Dawson.

Three minutes of added time to finish the half.

Great move from United as Garnacho slips a pass through to Hojlund who finishes it well.

The flag goes up but it’s so close. VAR checks and after a delay Hojlund is ruled just offside.

Better from Wolves as Bellegarde shows some neat footwork to get out of a tight area.

The ball is spread to Toti, but his cross is blocked by Dalot and comes back off the Wolves man for a goal kick. Nothing going Wolves’ way right now.

Wolves are so open to the counter-attack, and this time it is Garnacho who has space to run in to.

His final ball is poor, though, as Wolves just get back in time. They’re lucky to just about still be in this. United have been completely dominant.

West Ham are level thanks to a James Ward-Prowse penalty.

VAR had to intervene to give it, but there is now just under half an hour for either side to find a winner in that one.

This is one-way traffic.

Varane is the latest player to try his luck from a set-piece as he firs a vicious shot just over the bar.

What are Wolves doing?

They are all over the place as Hojlund chargs down a kick from Sa that very nearly rebounds into the net.

Straight from the resulting goal kick, they win the ball back again, and Fernandes has a good chance from inside the area but puts his shot wide.

No sign of a way back into this for Wolves at the moment.

United in complete control, with Rashford answering his critics so far.

Casemiro should score!

He is completely unmarked from Fernandes’ free-kick and gets across his man to get his head on a through ball, but his effort from just seven yards out goes wide.

The second half is underway at the London Stadium.

West am pushing for an equaliser, but it hasn’t arrived yet.

Wolves are having big problems down ther right hand side.

Rashford runs at Semedo again and it looks like a thid goal could be on the way, but the full back does well this time to force Rashford away from goal.

United double their lead!

It’s great work from Rashford and Shaw down the left again, and Shaw’s cross is deflected onto the foot of Hojlund who nudges the ball over the line.

The home crowd are trying to lift their team and Wolves are responding.

Cunha tries a curler from the edge of the box but it’s straight at Onana.

What a waste from Garnacho.

United play the ball out well from the back and the winger is released by Casemiro.

Rashford is free at the back post, but the cross is overhit by a mile and goes out for a goal kick.

Rashford is getting booed every time he touches the ball but it’s not affecting him as he plays a lovely ball to the overlapping Shaw.

His cut-back falls to Casemiro who hits a half-volley into Row Z. Perhaps he should leave the shooting to others.

Better from Wolves as they switch the ball out to Cunha who runs at Dalot.

His cross is deflected towards goal and Onana briefly fumbles it, but pounces on the loose ball.

That was a bit too easy for Wolves, a first warning sign for United.

There’s a fluency to United early on, as Fernandes and Rashford exchange passes before laying it off to Casemiro.

He tries his luck from 25 yards but it goes well wide.

Wolves are yet to get anything going and there is more frustration as Neto wants a corner but the referee points for a goal kick.

United well on top in the early stages here.

It just had to be him, didn’t it?

United work the ball into the box and Hojlund lays it off to Rashford. He picks his spot and fires an effort into the bottom corner. Great finish, that’s some response after the week he’s had.

West Ham finished the half strongly but they go into the break behind after that early Solanke goal.

Pretty much the first time United give the ball away and Semedo breaks down the right.

He is crudely taken out by Casemiro, who goes into the book inside three minutes.

United dominating possession early on and nearly get in through Grnacho but Toti gets back just in time to cut the through ball out.

Positive start from the visitors.

Man United get us underway at Molineux.

The players take to the pitch, and kick-off is just moments away.

West Ham’s best chance of the game as Ward-Prowse whips in a cross that Bowen flicks at the near post.

He doesn’t get much on it, though, and Neto is in the right place to parry the ball away.

Better from the hosts.

We will be getting underway shortly at Molineux.

The players should be out on the pitch in the next few minues for this intriguing Premier League clash.

Still 1-0 to Bournemouth with just over half an hour gone.

West Ham are struggling to create clear-cut opportunities, with the visitors deservedly ahead at the moment.

Rio Ferdinand is concerned that Rashford has nt lookd happy at United for a while.

He wants to see Rashford smiling again and showing how good he can be.

Will Rashford be back to his best tonight?

All smiles from Rashford in the warm-up as he prepares to start tonight’s game.

Kick-off is less than 20 minutes away.

Ten Hag told TNT Sports on Rashford: ‘I didn’t select him on Sunday, he has taken responsibility so case closed.’

He has also backed Andre Onana as he returns after a disappointing AFCON. Ten Hag said: ‘He played Spurs and played one game in AFCON so now he is back and is in the rhythm. He is ready to play.’

When asked if this could be his strongest team, Ten Hag responded: ‘I think so, it could be. We know some have to catch up from game rhythm, like Licha Martinez, Casemiro, Luke Shaw.

‘But this is a strong side and we have to find the rhythm and find or levels to bring the performances and get the results in.’

No sign of an equaliser for West Ham yet.

Kalvin Phillips has just tried to redeem himself with a shot from the edge of the box but his effort was straight at Neto.

Ferdinand and Lescott have been speaking about Rashford on TNT Sports.

Ferdinand has called for Rashford to be more ‘aware’, questioning why he went out when his team are struggling on the pitch.

Meanwhile, Lescott noted most of Rashford’s problems seems to be away from the pitch, which he believes is a major concern.

What a disastrous start for Kalvin Phillips!

He’s played into trouble by a team-mate and panics, passing the ball straight to Solanke who has the simplest of tasks to put Bournemouth ahead inside three minutes.

VAR checked it, but there was nothing wrong with that.

The warm-ups are just about to start.

And just look at that sky, a lovely evening in Wolverhampton!

Bubbles are being blown at the London Stadium and that can only mean one thing as the teams emerge from the tunnel.

West Ham can close the gap to Aston Villa with a win, while Bournemouth will edge towards the top half if they can claim three points.

David Moyes has explained why Kalvin Phillips is starting tonight.

Kick-off is 7.30pm for that game, and we will bring you regular updates from the London Stadium throughout the evening.

Man Unied have struggled away from home this season but will be hoping to turn that around tonight.

TNT Sports pundit Rio Ferdinand was on hand to greet them as they got off the bus a little earlier.

Wolves have gone with the same side that beat West Brom in the FA Cup.

Max Kilman captains the team, with the dangerous Pedro Neto and Matheus Cunha up front.

Marcus Rashford has gone straight back into the starting XI and will make up a front three with Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund.

Raphael Varane and Lisandro Martinez are United’s centre-back pairing, with Harry Maguire on the bench.

Both sets of players are at Molineux with just five minutes until we receive team news.

Will Rashford start?

It’s an important night for Erik ten Hag after the unwanted Rashford headlines over the past week.

He has been out on the Molineux pitch assessing the conditions ahead of tonight’s match.

Wlves signed Noha Lemina this week and the new signing hs just had his new squad number revealed as he prepares to line up alongside his older brother, Mario.

Man United have failed to add t their squad this month despite the arrial of Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

Mail Sport’s Mike Keegan has warned United fans that Ratcliffe will not slash the cash to fix the club’s shortcomings.

It looks a beautiful evening in Wolverhampton for tonight’s game.

Team news will be on the way in less than 30 minutes.

Wolves have a game tonight, but will also have one eye on the transfer window.

The club have been looking to bring in a striker, but look set to miss out on Chelsea’s Armando Broja, who is closing in on a loan switch to Fulham.

Mail Sport revealed the shock news yesterday that Jose Mourinho is keen to return to Old Trafford.

Erik ten hag is under pressure after a disappointing season so far, but could Mourinho going back to Unied really be on the cards?

Rashford was left out of United’s starting XI at Molineux 12 months ago when he overslept before the game and missed a team meeting.

He came off the bench to net the winner that day. Could he produce some similar magic this evening?

Dominic Solanke has been linked with a move away from the Vitality Stdium over the past month, but he is staying and starts up front tonight.

The Cherries have lost two on the bounce in the league, so will be hoping to return to winning ways tonight.

Kalvin Phillips completed his loan move to West Ham on Friday and he has gone straight into the team’s starting XI tonight for their game with Bournemouth.

He joins James Ward-Prowse and Edson Alvarez in midfield, with the in-form Jarrod Bowen set to lead the line.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Man United’s trip to Molineux to face Wolves.

The big question is whether Marcus Rashford will start after being dropped for United’s FA Cup tie with Newport County following a ’12-hour bender’ in Belfast last week. We will have the answer to that question at 7.15pm when the team news arrives.

We will also give you regular updates from tonight’s other Premier League game between West Ham and Bournemouth.