Man United, Wolves Face Off Amid Injury Issues

Manchester United, managed by Ruben Amorim, will face Wolves in the Premier League after a dramatic Europa League comeback win over Lyon, a rare positive in a domestic season that sees United sitting 14th and dealing with several injuries. Amorim is considering rotating his squad to prioritize their European campaign, potentially fielding younger players due to the injury crisis. Wolves, led by Vitor Pereira, are in strong form, having earned 13 points from their last five matches and demonstrating improved tactical maturity and confidence since Pereira's arrival. Both teams are dealing with injury concerns, with Wolves awaiting late fitness tests for Jean-Ricner Bellegarde and Matt Doherty, while United expect Victor Lindelof and Noussair Mazraoui to return after personal issues. In a separate rugby league development, Leigh Leopards narrowly defeated Warrington Wolves 18-14, moving to third in the Super League table. Leigh's victory highlights their defensive resilience and sustained momentum in the competition.