Wolves star Ruben Neves praises four Manchester United players after Old Trafford defeat
Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves heaped praise on four Manchester United players after their defeat at Old Trafford.
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Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves heaped praise on four Manchester United players after their defeat at Old Trafford.
Christian Eriksen was pleased by the way Manchester United dealt with the “extra pressure” and bounced back from the back-to-back defeats that jeopardised their top-four ambitions.
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The stats will show Manchester United had more than 25 shots against Wolves, but the reality is that well over half of them were ambitious efforts from distance and this side again failed to carve out many decent opportunities.
Erik ten Hag was pleased with the impact of Manchester United's substitutes against Wolves after "bad" substitutions in their recent defeats.
Christian Eriksen was pleased Manchester United defeated Wolves 2-0 in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon, although he's admitted the team must reproduce their Old Trafford form away from home in order to improve again next season.
Manchester United secured three vital points in the race for top four with a 2-0 win over Wolves at Old Trafford. The hosts made the brighter start but lacked any cutting edge in the final third as Jadon Sancho, Bruno Fernandes and Antony Martial struggled to shine. Ad Antony came closest to opening the scoring after lifting a header over the bar from close range, but he was influential throughout the half and his hard work paid off just before the break.