Erik ten Hag has been given a new Manchester United selection problem vs Wolves after Dortmund game

Dalot's timely reminder

This was Diogo Dalot's first start of pre-season and if he needed a performance he produced one, delivering a timely reminder of his quality to Erik ten Hag.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka ended last season as first-choice right-back and he's held that status this summer, but as good as he was in the second half of last season, there remains a sense Dalot is the more likely long-term bet.

That's reinforced by the fact that it was Dalot who signed a new five-year contract in May, while Wan-Bissaka has just a year left to run on his deal, although United have an option of another year.

Dalot was excellent in the first half of last before falling away after the World Cup, with an injury halting his momentum. He looked sharp against Borussia Dortmund, however, regularly talking up positions in advanced midfield role, as we saw United's full-backs do against Arsenal a week earlier.

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His passing was crisp when on the ball and he took his goal superbly. The touch to get the ball out of his feet from Donny van de Beek's lay-off and the excellent, curling finish felt like the kind of thing Wan-Bissaka can't offer. To illustrate the point, he skied a dreadful effort within minutes of coming on in the second half. It was so high it would have been a field goal for the Las Vegas Raiders.

He then played a poor pass that was intercepted by Marco Reus, leading to Youssoufa Moukoko's goal. It's going to be fascinating to see who starts against Wolves in two weeks' time.

Competitive tensions

All the best teams thrive on a little tension within the ranks and it spilt over twice for United either side of half-time against Dortmund. First Tom Heaton and Brandon Williams