Killer time guides Manchester United’s win over Wolverhampton

Manchester United resolved their difficult match against Wolverhampton 1-0 on Tuesday in the sixteenth week of Premier League competition.

The game was heading towards a draw before the winner arrived thanks to Rashford 90 + 3 after a shot that hit the defense and went to the goal.

Manchester United raised its score to 30 points in second place, just two points behind leader Liverpool, while the losing balance stopped at 21 points in twelfth place.

Norwegian Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made six changes to the starting line-up in a 2-2 draw against Leicester City on Saturday in light of the busy schedule, notably the participation of Uruguayan international Edinson Cavani at the expense of Frenchman Anthony Martial.

The ‘wolves’ were the most dangerous at the start of the game, as they fired three times at the owners of the land, the most dangerous of which was through the Portuguese Robin Nieves from outside the area, who was taken out by the Spanish goalkeeper David of Gea (13).

The Portuguese coach, Nuno Espirito Santo, kept pressing and hit the Moroccan Roman Saiss on the crossbar after a header from a fixed shot from Joao Moutinho (23).

United’s most dangerous chances came when Mason Greenwood lifted an elaborate ball from the right side, followed by Bruno Fernandes, in front of goal, and was tackled by fellow goalkeeper Roy Patricio with his legs (34).

De Gea saved his goal with a magnificent response from the brilliant Sais, who followed the ball to the bird after a cross from Pedro Neto (39).

After the first half hour of the second half saw a mediocre performance by both teams, United thought it was opening the scoring when Ivorian Eric Bayi headed a Locke cross, which rebounded off defenders to prepare Cavani, who followed him to the net, but was annulled for the latter’s offside (69). Before, Frenchman Paul Pogba hit a powerful ball, which was saved by Patricio (75).

And when the game was breathing for the last time, Fernandes lifted a long ball from behind the midfield line into the defenders’ back, and it hit Rashford, who manipulated two defenders before shooting it with his left, bounced off Saiss to continue your way to the network (90 + 3).