"We wanted to win the game. The away games we've had, we should've taken more, but we haven't. We can take belief and confidence. The challenge now is to do that at home."
"We had a good plan, and we really believed. To go 1-0 down here is difficult, but we kept fighting, we deserved the goal at the end of the first half."
"Second half, they probably had more of the possession. We almost gifted them one and they had the offside goal. We still had a chance in the second half, so we could've taken more from the game, but the performance level, the quality and desire were there from the players."
Wolves halted an 11-match losing run with a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford, earning only their third point of the season and first since Rob Edwards replaced Vitor Pereira. Joshua Zirkzee opened the scoring via a deflection off Ladislav Krejci, who later headed home to level before half-time. Edwards praised the players' quality, desire and belief, saying the team produced good moments of control and created chances despite Manchester United having more second-half possession. The draw boosted confidence and offered a platform to build on, though Wolves' 2025 points-per-game remains the worst since Huddersfield Town in 2018.
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