Evening all, and welcome to this FA Cup 3rd round replay: Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers!

I think United are playing 4-3-3 now.

Morgan Gibbs-White is getting stripped. He'll be with us shortly.

Traore attacks the space behind Wan-Bissaka and floats a ball to the far post, but Williams takes up a good position and sees Neto away.

United work the ball side to side, but without much conviction and speed. Eventually, Mata cuts across Moutinho and bangs a shot that Ruddy saves easily.

Perhaps United need to miss out midfield, get the ball into Martial earlier, and go from there.

United are just too slow in midfield. I wonder if we might see Andreas Pereira at some point; he's not got great quality, but he does have legs.

Off we go again; 135 minutes without a goal and counting.

This has been much better than the first game. Both sides have made decent chances, but poor finishing from both sides and good keeping from John Ruddy means that we're still without a goal.

Half-time: Manchester United 0-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

There'll be one additional minute.

Another lovely clip over the top from Fred, but the ball won't quite sit for Greenwood when Saiss stretches to stop it reaching Mata.

Williams and Neto wrestle, holding each other, forehead to forehead, like rutting stags. Lovely stuff.

United's best chance of the game! Another ball clipped over the top, this time by Fred - with his right foot! - puts James in on goal! He takes it down nicely too, but without a goal since September, he just drives it into the keeper's body - though Ruddy did well to stand up for as long as he did.

Very carefully and deliberately, Mata curls into Ruddy's arms.

United go short, and eventually win themselves another go.

Lovely from Wan-Bissaka, who collects the ball and sways around Jonny but driving for the line gets into a position from which he can only drive into shins, which he does; corner United.

A spell of possession for Wolves, who are in no hurry whatsoever.

Neto dashes forward and Fred chops him down; he's booked.

United need two proper midfielders extremely badly.

Excellent from Matic, who makes a fine challenge just outside his own box then darts a pass into Martial. He drives for the box and, from 20 yards, bends a shot directly into Ruddy's midriff.