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Where to Watch Wolves vs Manchester United in December 2025

Mansion Sports – The Premier League returns with heightened intensity as Matchweek 15 of the 2025/2026 season features Wolverhampton Wanderers hosting Manchester United at Molineux Stadium. The match is scheduled for Monday, 8 December 2025 at 20:00 local time.

For Manchester United, this fixture presents a significant opportunity to extend their unbeaten away record in the Premier League to five consecutive matches.

From the last 12 points available on their travels, United have secured eight — a far stronger showing than Wolves, who continue to struggle for consistency even at home.

Team Conditions Ahead of the Match

Wolves

Expectations among supporters at Molineux are far from optimistic, as Wolves find themselves in an increasingly alarming situation.

With only two points collected from 14 matches, the club risks setting a new record for the lowest points tally in Premier League history, potentially falling below Derby County’s total from the 2007–2008 campaign.

Their most recent fixture ended in another defeat, this time 0–1 to Nottingham Forest through a goal from Igor Jesus, widening the gap to safety to 12 points behind Leeds United in 17th place.

Wolves have now endured seven straight Premier League losses and eight consecutive defeats across all competitions.

Even more concerning is their inability to score in their last five matches, marking the longest goalless run in their league history.

The only solace for Wolves fans comes from their two victories over Manchester United last season, though it is important to note that United have not lost back-to-back league matches at Molineux for 45 years.

Wolves will also be without key midfielder Joao Gomes due to suspension from yellow card accumulation.

Their situation is complicated further by Marshall Munetsi’s calf injury, leaving Jean-Ricner Bellegarde likely to operate deeper alongside Andre.

The availability of Ladislav Krejci, Fer Lopez, and Hugo Bueno remains uncertain, while Rodrigo Gomes, Leon Chiwome, and Daniel Bentley have been ruled out.

Manchester United

Manchester United under Ruben Amorim face another challenging phase after showing signs of recovery.

Their 1–1 draw against West Ham United drew attention — particularly because Diogo Dalot’s goal was not enough to secure victory after Soungoutou Magassa’s late equaliser.

The performance attracted sharp criticism from Roy Keane, who questioned the team’s competitive spirit.

United sit eighth after Matchweek 14 and could drop further depending on results elsewhere.

Their away form, however, remains a strong foundation. They have defeated Liverpool and Crystal Palace, and held Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur to draws.

Historically, United rarely lose to teams at the bottom of the table, although two of their last eight such defeats came against Wolves, including one in 2011.

In terms of squad readiness, United are still without Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko. Matthijs de Ligt, who missed the previous match unexpectedly, is anticipated to return, as is Dalot, whose condition has improved.

Matheus Cunha is also ready for action following recovery from a head injury and will face his former club, where he contributed 21 goal involvements last season.