Wolves appeared emboldened when Ruben Amorim turned to his bench for fresh legs and brought on 20-year-old Leny Yoro, the most experienced outfield player available, and 17-year-old debutant Bendito Mantato. Moments later, Jhon Arias saw a dangerous shot from 20 yards deflected marginally wide by Dalot’s perfectly-timed sliding block.

Manchester United became just the third team to fail to beat Wolves this season as they could only draw 1-1 at home to one of the worst teams in Premier League history. Ruben Amorim paid the price for an ill-advised return to a back three,

Because Graham’s was an impact destined to be cruelly snuffed out in its peak. In a home game against Cardiff, he tore both the anterior cruciate ligaments and lateral cruciate ligaments in his left knee. A very serious injury. Later followed by a further setback which pushed back the date of his return.

With title rivals Arsenal and Aston Villa facing off, and Manchester City facing Sunderland's stingy defence, this is a great week to look elsewhere for punts.

The Eastern Conference Play-In Tournament might as well be called the Heat, Bulls, and Hawks invitational. Those three teams, who the Timberwolves will face on this week's road trip, seem to find themselves in the 7-10 spots in the East year after year after year.

Any momentum generated by Man United's Boxing Day win over Newcastle was brought to a shuddering halt on Tuesday -- this time by the worst side in the division.

It'll be a colossal six-pointer in the Premier League title race to close out 2025 on Tuesday when leaders Arsenal host 3rd-place (and surging) Aston Villa in north London. For live updates and highlights throughout Arsenal vs Aston Villa,