In a match short on clear chances, Sarabia\u2019s moment of magic broke the deadlock with 13 minutes remaining. The Spaniard, who had impressed off the bench against Ipswich earlier this month, once again proved decisive after being introduced in the second half. When Matheus Cunha was dragged down by Christian Eriksen just outside the box, Sarabia stepped up and curled a picture-perfect free-kick over the wall and into the top corner beyond a helpless Andre Onana.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
It capped off a resilient and disciplined display by Vitor Pereira\u2019s side, who continued to defy the odds in their battle against relegation. The win lifts Wolves to 15th in the Premier League table and adds to a growing sense of belief and momentum under the new manager.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The first half was largely uneventful, with both sides struggling to create meaningful chances. Wolves\u2019 only attempt came from Nelson Semedo, whose wild effort flew into the Stretford End. United, meanwhile, came closest through a well-struck Eriksen free-kick, which stand-in keeper Dan Bentley dealt with confidently after replacing the injured Jose Sa moments before kickoff.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The introduction of Bruno Fernandes in the second half did give United a spark, and he came close twice, while Alejandro Garnacho remained a persistent threat on the flanks. However, United\u2019s profligacy in front of goal continued, with Fernandes and Mason Mount both squandering late chances.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The first half was largely uneventful, with both sides struggling to create meaningful chances. Wolves\u2019 only attempt came from Nelson Semedo, whose wild effort flew into the Stretford End. United, meanwhile, came closest through a well-struck Eriksen free-kick, which stand-in keeper Dan Bentley dealt with confidently after replacing the injured Jose Sa moments before kickoff.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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