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Wolves win 10-man Manchester United 2-0

MONews
3 Min Read

Wolves celebrated a memorable win by beating Manchester United 2-0 in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the Molineux Stadium. Bruno Fernandes saw a deficit early in the second half and Wolves took advantage with goals from Matheus Cunha and Hwang Hee-chan. Let’s analyze it.


First half: cautious start

There was a lack of fireworks for the first 45 minutes. Wolves were creative with Matheus Cunha testing United’s defence, but were unable to break through either side. Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes has been booked, a sign of things to come.


Second half: chaos unfolds

Two minutes after the restart, Bruno Fernandes picked up a second yellow card for a reckless tackle, putting United one man down. The wolves wasted no time. Matheus Cunha scored a stunning goal directly from a corner kick in the 58th minute. It was a direct reflection of Tottenham Son Heung-min’s efforts last week. Manchester United’s set-piece vulnerability was once again evident.


Deal closed due to late drama

As injury time deepened, Wolves countered. Cunha, the star of the game that day, selflessly gave the ball to Hwang Hee-chan, who calmly knocked the ball in and secured all three points. A crowd erupted in the house. Wolves coach Vitor Pereira praised Cunha’s excellence. “He has the individual qualities to shine in this league.”


United’s struggle continues

United’s performance is dismal. They have lost 5 times in 7 games across all competitions. Their defensive problems, especially against aerial balls, are a glaring weakness. At times solid Andre Onana struggled to dominate his box. With tough games ahead of Newcastle and Liverpool, pressure is growing on Amorim.


Wolves shine under Ferreira’s leadership

Wolves, under Vitor Pereira, played two games and won two. The team is rejuvenated and Matheus Cunha is in charge. His creativity, skill and ability to deliver at crucial moments are invaluable. As Pereira said, “He is a leader on and off the pitch.”


Looking into the future

The Wolves are running high with renewed faith in their abilities. Meanwhile, Manchester United are fighting an uphill battle. With Bruno Fernandes serving a suspension and Manuel Ugarte out due to a booking pile-up, their squad looks thin ahead of the crucial match. The specter of a relegation war is far away, but it is looming.

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