On New Year's Eve, the Premier League is back in action, with fans crossing over from 2022 to 2023. the early match sees Manchester United on the road to Wolverhampton Wanderers. Wolves, under the leadership of Lubidiku's new manager, struggled to grab three points in the last round, but it is undoubtedly more difficult to do so against the in-form Manchester United. Man U is in hot form after the World Cup, while Wolves have only won four of their last five league matches at home, so a win in this match is almost a luxury. (Now 621 and 611 Saturday night at 8:30pm, not to be missed)
Wolves' last round match against Ewarton was broken by the opponent shortly after the start, but eventually won 2-1 with a reversal thanks to Pudens' equalizer and Ellory's stoppage time strike. The victory was undoubtedly a boost to the morale, but there is no denying that there was a certain amount of luck involved. Against a much stronger Manchester United, Wolves' luck may no longer help them.
Manchester United more energized after Cron's departure
As for Man U, after the world, the last round of the league won 3-0 at home against Nottingham Forest, the performance was very convincing. Even with the departure of Cron, the team still maintains its vitality, with players such as Rashford, Ganazu, Anthony Martial and Eranga being reused, and the team playing with more vitality. In addition, the return of World Champions League players such as Lisindo, Martinez and Hua Lani has allowed manager Tan Hagar to be more flexible in his tactical layout.
Manchester United was once rumored to bring in Dutch international Gap before the match, but Liverpool's intervention caused a setback to United's transfer plan. However, this has instead galvanized the team's players, who are eager to prove themselves through their performance. Facing the weaker Wolverhampton Wanderers, this is definitely a good opportunity to show their strength, and United is expected to bring a wonderful victory to the fans to welcome the New Year together.
