Wolves take on Manchester United on Sunday afternoon in their Premier League Matchday three clash. Molineaux hasn’t been a happy hunting ground for the Red Devils over the last few seasons, they’re only won one match there over their last five attempts in all competitions. Let’s get stuck into the stats and form them and try and find some value in the markets.

Wolves vs Man United Betting Tips and Predictions Wolves’ start to their Premier League season has been less than desirable. So far they’ve lost both of their Premier League games but they did, at least, win their League Cup match away to Nottingham Forest during the week. Man United opened their season with a thrashing of Leeds United at Old Trafford where the Red Devils were 5-1 winners. However, last weekend they could only draw 1-1 away with Southampton and really they were lucky to come away with a point as Southampton had some late chances to take the full three points.

Wolves vs Man United Betting Tips and Predictions

As mentioned above Molineaux has been a tough test for Manchester United over previous seasons. United have won one of the last five meetings there in all competitions while Wolves have won two. Three ended level. Over those five games, Both Teams to Score landed in four while Over 2.5 goals occurred in three. One game ended 0-0.

Wolves’ home Premier League form isn’t exactly brilliant, they’ve only won two of their last five PL games there, losing the other three. Man United, on the other hand, have now gone 27 away Premier League matches without a loss. Manchester United’s price of 1.81 looks inviting with those stats.

Wolves vs Man United Betting Tips and Predictions

That Wolves hoodoo that they seem to have against United though cannot be so easily dismissed. Wolves averaged 1.11 goals per home PL match last season with United scoring 1.84 on their league travels. Both Teams to Score, available at the time of writing as high as 1.90, looks like one way to go here.

Another possible option is BTTS No Draw, however be wary of the fact that Man United drew seven of their 19 away PL games last season. On the other hand, only four of Wolves home 19 PL games last season ended level soit might just be a good shout.