Can Manchester United start 2022 with their most convincing display yet under Ralf Rangnick when Wolves visit? Thursday’s victory over Burnley was the best performance under the interim manager but still lacked a compelling rhythm that allowed United to govern the contest and it suggested the structural stability the German yearns for is yet to form. Wolves last won at Old Trafford in the league in February 1980 – how they would love to break this sequence. Jamie Jackson
Monday 5.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Old Trafford
Last season Manchester United 1 Wolves 0
Referee Mike Dean
This season G12 Y40 R0 3.33 cards/game
Odds H 3-5 A 11-2 D 10-3
MANCHESTER UNITED
Subs from Heaton, Henderson, Shoretire, Mata, Hannibal, Mengi, Lingard, Elanga, Martial, Jones, Dalot, Lindelöf, Rashford, Van de Beek, Bailly, Greenwood
Doubtful Lindelöf (match fitness)
Injured Pogba (thigh, 3-4 weeks)
Suspended None
Discipline Y39 R2
Form DWWWDW
Leading scorer Ronaldo 8
WOLVES
Subs from Ruddy, Moulden, Cundle, Hoever, Traoré, Dendoncker, Campbell, Silva
Doubtful Silva (Covid)
Injured Aït-Nouri (groin, 9 Jan), Mosquera (hamstring, Feb), Jonny (knee, Feb), Neto (knee, unknown), Boly (calf, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y31 R1
Form DDLLWD
Leading scorer Hwang 4
