"The Red Devils haven't had much to cheer about this season, but for the first time since Ruben Amorim arrived at Old Trafford, they have a decent record to protect. United haven't tasted defeat in any of their previous four games on the road (W2, D2), and they could stretch that record to five games on the spin when they visit the basement boys. Amorim's troops have also taken eight points from the last 15 on offer away from home (W2, D2, L1)."
"United responded with an impressive 2-1 win over high-flying Crystal Palace, but were pegged back once again when they were held to a 1-1 draw by a struggling West Ham United at Old Trafford. Diogo Dalot, whose fitness status remains a question mark heading into Monday's outing, gave United the lead against West Ham, but Soungoutou Magassa's late equaliser denied them maximum points."
"The result didn't go down well with a lot of United fans, and even club legend Roy Keane ripped into the team for lacking desire and intensity. United have a perfect opportunity to prove him wrong on Monday. After the weekend's run of fixtures, United have slipped into the bottom half and sit 12th on the table. However, a win against Wolves will shoot them up to sixth, just one point off the Champions League places, and they've recently been impressive away from home."
Manchester United can climb to sixth in the Premier League with a win at Wolverhampton Wanderers, moving close to the Champions League places. United are unbeaten in their last four away matches (W2, D2) and have taken eight points from the last 15 on the road (W2, D2, L1). Wolves have struggled, taking just one point at Molineux and fewer points overall this season. United's recent sequence includes a five-match unbeaten run interrupted by a 1-0 defeat to Everton, a 2-1 win over Crystal Palace and a 1-1 draw with West Ham. Diogo Dalot's fitness is uncertain and the team has faced criticism over desire and intensity.
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