Pogba and his teammates’ disappointment after the match.
Goals: Fred 18′ – Moutinho 53′
After a disappointing period with two consecutive losses against Brighton and Tottenham, Man Utd has shown signs of returning recently with a three-winning streak.
Pogba had an impressive performance last week, scoring every goal in the 3-0 win over Young Boys.
Pogba’s excellent assist was not the only mark of the French midfielder in this match.
Moutinho broke up Old Trafford’s happy day.
In the remaining time, Man Utd tried to push the squad higher but did not have a sharp enough attack.
The match at Old Trafford was a meeting place between Portuguese veterans.
The Portuguese at Wolves not only have coach Santo but also midfielder Joao Moutinho and Ruben Neves, stars who share agent Jorge Mendes with Mourinho.
Fred’s scoring situation is a rare bright spot for Man Utd.
Mourinho was surprised by Wolves’ fast kicking style and sharp counter-attacking style.
Moutinho’s goal also helped Wolves become the first team to win points from two Manchester giants this season.
Man Utd’s attack revealed its weaknesses in this match.
Man Utd’s attacking situations in the second half also did not have many mutations despite coach Mourinho strengthening Mata, Martial and Pereira.
Squad
Man Utd: De Gea, Valencia, Smalling, Lindelof, Shaw, Fred (Mata 63′), Fellaini, Pogba, Lingard (Pereira 75′), Lukaku, Sanchez (Martial 63′).
Wolves: Patricio, Boly, Coady, Bennett, Otto, Moutinho (Saiss 81′), Neves, Doherty, Jota (Gibbs-White 86′), Jimenez, Costa (Traore 75′).