Who would have thought the most entertaining thing about a deadline day would be Manchester United winning at Wolves, eh?
It’s a funny old game, football. Stupid, daft, hilariously funny. Tonight, the pendulum of chaos swung in favour of the Red Devils, but boy did they make it hard for themselves in their 4-3 victory.
Maybe there is hope in Erik ten Hag’s project after all. It doesn’t look like his players have lost faith in him, at least.
Casemiro has missed much of the season through injury, though didn’t need long to readjust to life in the Premier League. He picked up a booking after just two minutes.
Better things were in the post for United though, with Marcus Rashford giving them the lead with five minutes on the clock, putting a definitive end to a week of turmoil off the pitch.
Midway through the first half, United scrambled in a second. Luke Shaw’s low cross was deflected on by Max Kilman through the legs of Jose Sa and off the shins of Rasmus Hojlund. It was a rather confusing goal to say the least.
The partnership between Rashford and Shaw was proving tough for Wolves to deal with.
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