Manchester United and Wolves will require a replay after playing out a goalless draw in the FA Cup third-round tie at Molineux
Substitutes Marcus Rashford and Raul Jimenez both came off the bench to hit the woodwork for their respective sides but neither team did enough to progress on the night
Wolves had the better of the game early on with Romain Saiss heading just wide from a corner before Matt Doherty forced a good save from Sergio Romero
But that was the only shot on target from either team before the interval as Wolves struggled to build attacks, while United's domination of possession was too sterile
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was without Anthony Martial and named Rashford among the substitutes so while Mason Greenwood impressed, there was a lack of cutting edge
The introduction of Jimenez for young forward Benny Ashley-Seal at half-time looked to change that for Wolves and they showed much more purpose in the second half
The lively Adama Traore fed Pedro Neto on the edge of the box and his low shot demanded another good save by Romero in the Manchester United goal
Greenwood sparked a counter-attack soon after and when Tahith Chong was fouled, Juan Mata completely deceived John Ruddy with the free-kick only to see it go just wide
It was Solskjaer's turn to seek a breakthrough from the bench and it almost paid off instantly when Rashford's shot was deflected onto the crossbar within seconds of his arrival
It was Wolves who were pushing hardest for the winner though and they thought they had found it when Doherty headed home only for it to be ruled out as the ball had glanced his arm first
Jimenez then struck the frame of the goal from a narrow angle following a driving run as the atmosphere really cranked up in front of a packed house of 31,381 fans
But the decisive goal did not come and the teams must do it all over again in Manchester
 "I would like to go to penalties
 Straight to penalties
 I am not saying I don't want the replay
 We will go to Old Trafford and compete
 But if you are asking me my preference then I would go straight to penalties
 The FA Cup would become more emotional for sure because both teams would go for it
" "Why not? We do have enough games over the course of season and we will probably play Wolverhampton in the Europa League soon, you never know
 But that's what we are in it for
 We want to play games and I would rather have a replay than be out
 We had nine [games] in 29 or 30 in December so we might as well carry on
 That's just the schedule that we are in and we have got to accept it
"Wolves have a rare free midweek coming up
 They are back in action next Saturday when they host a Newcastle United, a team that have lost their last three Premier League games
Manchester United face local rivals Manchester City at Old Trafford in the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final on Tuesday evening
 That game is live on Sky Sports Football
 Back in the Premier League, United take on Norwich City at Old Trafford next Saturday
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