Joao Moutinho's late strike saw Wolves win their first league game at Old Trafford in almost 42 years, beating a disjointed Manchester United 1-0 in the Premier League
Wolves' last league victory at Old Trafford came in February 1980, and they should have been ahead at half-time
 They registered 15 shots to Man Utd's four in the first half - the first team to have more attempts than United at home since Liverpool in December 2018
But Bruno Lage's side had scored just one goal in their previous six Premier League games, so it was no surprise that the half ended goalless, despite early saves from David de Gea to keep Daniel Podence and Ruben Neves at bay
United were better after the break and the introduction of Bruno Fernandes improved them further
 He struck the crossbar in United's best chance, while Cristiano Ronaldo - who wore the captain's armband in the absence of an injured Harry Maguire - had a goal correctly ruled out for offside
Romain Saiss matched Fernandes' effort as his free-kick also rattled the woodwork, but Wolves did make the breakthrough late on
 Phil Jones was making his first senior appearance for United in two years, but his defensive header landed at the feet of Moutinho (82), who arrowed home past a rooted De Gea
It was Ralf Rangnick's first defeat as United interim manager, with the club missing the chance to put pressure on the teams above them in the race for the top four
 Wolves leapfrog Brighton into eighth, just three points behind United in seventh place
It was a performance that promoted a frustrated tweet from Sky Sports' Gary Neville, who called United's showing "not good"
De Gea has needed to be in superb form for United this season, and was called into two early saves as Wolves dominated the opening exchanges
 The first saw him turn Podence's effort around the post, before stretching to send Neves' stinging volley over the crossbar with his fingertips
Podence again tested De Gea at the near post - although it was a routine save for the goalkeeper - with United's best chance of the half coming just before the half-hour
 Mason Greenwood and Aaron Wan-Bissaka combined down the right, but the latter's cross went just over the head of Ronaldo at the back post
However, at the other end, Ronaldo almost gifted Wolves the opener
 His poor defensive header was collected by Marcal, which Raul Jimenez just nodded wide of the target
 However, United would have been saved by the offside flag against the Wolves forward
The only chance of note in the opening exchanges of the second half was a Podence header that went easily at De Gea
Substitute Fernandes soon had the hosts' best chance in the 67th minute
 Nemanja Matic swung in a cross from deep on the left, and Fernandes was unmarked to meet it in a superb position
 However, his lifted effort smacked the underside of the crossbar before going wide
Just after, United thought they had found the breakthrough as Fernandes swung in a free-kick from the right-wing
 Ronaldo nodded it home, but he was well offside and the goal was correctly ruled out
Wolves matched their opponents soon after as they also struck the woodwork
 Matic was booked for hauling Traore down just outside the area, with Saiss lining up the free-kick
 He whipped it towards the near corner, but it hit the top of the crossbar before going wide, although De Gea looked to have it covered
But Wolves deservedly made the breakthrough in the 82nd minute
 Traore's cross was nodded away by Jones, but only as far as Moutinho waiting at the top of the area
 He took a touch before steering the ball into the corner past De Gea, sparking wild celebrations in the away end
United could have snatched a last-gasp point with a perfectly-positioned free-kick
 Fernandes lined it up after a conference with Ronaldo, but his direct effort was pushed away superbly by Jose Sa as he secured a clean sheet for his side
It was a shame Podence did not come away with a goal having worked De Gea most regularly, but he did rank top for attempts (4), shots on target (3), chances created (4) and touches in the opposition box (7)
 Andy Hinchcliffe said of Podence on co-commentary: "It's been such a lively performance, especially in the first half
 The stats tell the story
 He had quality on the ball, great movement off it but he just needs to score more goals
""They were playing a side so devoid of confidence, of ideas, of how to play, the system - we talk about managers coming into the game and Rangnick came in with this famed 4-2-2-2 system
"It doesn't work if you don't have the right players
 You have to play the right system
 Then he went to a three at the back, a 4-4-2, and at the end, I think he was making up systems
"There was no real identity of how they were trying to play
 The Watford performance was a real low, but I'm sure the United fans thought at least they were good going forward
 There was nothing today
"When you watch Man City and the best teams, they have control of the midfield
 United never had that
"Never once did they play passes to each other, or have an ability to take the sting out of the game, they were so poor today
""I said before, you could sense in the stadium the fans starting to turn, they were booing when Greenwood came off
"4-2-2-2 doesn't work
 Whether it's a new Man Utd way or not
 I don't get it
 If I look at that performance, Norwich, Newcastle, there's a lot of room for concern
"Look at what Conte's done at Tottenham in such a short space, I don't know what they're doing here
 I think they're all over the place
 They don't have faith, they don't have belief in each other, they play as a load of individuals
"It was a lot better when Fernandes came on, but they're just hoping
" "We didn't play well at all, neither individually nor collectively
 In the first half, we had big problems to keep them away from our box and our goals
"In the second half, we changed to a different formation with a back three
 We had more control and there was a spell of 15 minutes where we could have scored, we hit the crossbar
"The goal we conceded was one of too many this season where Moutinho could shoot completely unmarked, with no problems or pressure at all
 Therefore, we are very disappointed about the result, but also about parts of our performance
"They were playing with almost four or five central midfielders and we had problems controlling that part of the pitch
 Whenever they tried to release one of their wing-backs, we were also struggling
"That's why we decided to change our formation
 We had more control in the second half, they didn't have that many chances as they did in the first half
 But we missed our chances to score and we have to admit that they deserved to win
"Wolves were the best team we have played, collectively and individually, and we had more problems today than in other games
"We didn't press at all
 We tried after 10 or 15 minutes, but we were not able to get into those pressing situations because Wolves did that well