The Digest:
A faltering performance at home to the league's worst team has deepened the frustration at Old Trafford. Stand-in captain Lisandro Martínez conceded the squad's disappointment after Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by a Wolverhampton side that had lost 11 consecutive league games before Tuesday.
Key Points:
- Martínez told the media after the match, "The lads are very disappointed. We expect better."
- Home fans booed the team off and chanted "attack, attack, attack" during a turgid second half.
- Wolves, on course to be the Premier League's worst-ever team, earned their first point since October.
- Manager Ruben Amorim replaced one centre-back with another late on, leaving teenage forwards on the bench.
- The result follows poor recent home displays against Everton, West Ham, and Bournemouth.
- Amorim blamed injuries, citing eight absentees, including Bruno Fernandes, Kobbie Mainoo, and Africa-based stars.
- Despite the performance, United remain sixth, behind Chelsea only on goal difference.
Sources: BBC Sport
