Injuries to Allan Saint-Maximin, Miguel Almiron and Emil Krafth ensured United not only let three precious Premier League points slip, but also two key players and their only fit right-back.
Collectively, United were OK again – and should probably have been out of sight when they conceded – but how did the players perform individually? Miles Starforth picks the positive and negative performances out, with Allan Saint-Maximin the stand out on the night.
6. Isaac Hayden - 6
Should have done better with an early header, and lost Neves for Wolves's goal, moved to right-back in a tactical change. Photo: Pool
7. Jonjo Shelvey - 6
Started well as the deepest midfielder in United’s diamond, faded as the game went on. Photo: Pool
8. Joe Willock - 6
Had a great chance to break the deadlock before the break, should have done better. Photo: Stu Forster