Manchester United 0-1 Wolves - Woeful United suffer another chastening home defeat as visitors draw level with Ruben Amorim's side in Premier League

Manchester United's horror Premier League campaign continued after a 1-0 defeat at home to Wolves, which sees the Midlands club clinch survival.

Ruben Amorim, who made five changes to the side that dramatically beat Lyon 5-4, including giving a debut to 20-year-old Tyler Fredricson, saw his side have the better of a drab first half.

Christian Eriksen's free-kick from distance was tipped over by Dan Bentley, a late replacement for Jose Sa, who felt ill in the warm-up, and Kobbie Mainoo curled a shot narrowly wide.

Wolves, who welcomed back Mateus Cunha from suspension, had their best chance via Jorgen Strand Larsen, whose header was blocked.

Amorim brought on Bruno Fernandes, Mason Mount and Diogo Dalot on the hour mark to try and create a spark.

And the United skipper nearly helped create the opener with Alejandro Garnacho eventually putting in a low cross for Rasmus Hojlund, but he was too slow to get there and failed to connect.

Vitor Pereira's side made the hosts pay by grabbing the winner 13 minutes from time through substitute Pablo Sarabia, who curled a free-kick from around 25 yards out over the wall and beyond Andre Onana.

Mount and Fernandes both spurned late opportunities to equalise as Wolves held on for a vital win.

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A big win for Wolves who have guaranteed their survival for next season after Ipswich Town lost 4-0 at home to Arsenal.

They were under the cosh for most of the game but United just failed to convert a string of good opportunities.

Ruben Amorim made five changes from the side that beat Lyon on Thursday.

But the scrutiny that Rasmund Hojlund has faced will be more intense after more chances spurned, failing to improve on his tally of one goal in his last 27 games.

Mason Mount, another big money signing who has failed to deliver, also missed a big chance as did the skipper Bruno Fernandes when he came on.

The result leaves United in 14th place and four games without a win in the Premier League.

A masterpiece of a free-kick from Pablo Sarabia 13 minutes from time gives Wolves 1 -0 win at Old Trafford.

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Fernandes steps up around 25 yards out and puts it over the bar. It looks like there will not be a repeat of Thursday's late fightback against Lyon.

Djiga is on for Cunha.

There will be SIX added minutes.

Eriksen with the outside of his foot pings it to Mount whose volley fails to hit the target under pressure from

Doherty.

The creativity has been evident today. Mount, Bruno, Hojlund have all missed gilt-edged chances in this second half. Its the usual story with United, a lack of composure in front of goal.

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A deft layoff from Garnacho tees up Mount who balloons his effort over from a great position. That sums up his United career really.

Doherty comes on for Ait-Nouri

Amass is booked for bring down Rodrigo Gomes.

Sarabia joins him in the book for calling for a booking for Amass.

Yoro on for Lindelof, who looks to have a knock.

ANALYSIS

Sarabia has only been on the pitch for four minutes. And he could be the matchwinner, whipping the ball over the wall and beyond Onana's dive.

Eriksen is cautioned for bringing down Cunha around 25 yards from goal.

Pablo Sarabia steps up and scores from the set-piece.

Obi and Mount exchange passes before the latter's ball into the box for Garnacho who cuts it back for Fernandes, whose snapshot is well wide. He should have found the target from there.

Fernandes scuffs a half-volley and it bounces through for Bentley.

Chido Obi comes on for Hojlund, who has had a day to forget.

Eriksen finds Garnacho whose low cross is inviting for Hojlund but he is too slow to get there again and doesn't connect.