Wolverhampton Wanderers v Manchester United: live Wolves: going down? Will Terry Connor still be in charge at the end of the season? Has that defeat to Athletic Bilbao helped United's title chances? Email alan.tyers@telegraph.co.uk 12.30 Afternoon all, hope you're having a great Sunday; thanks for joining us for live coverage of Manchester United's trip to Wolves. Clearly everything here points to an away win, and it will be very interesting to see how United bounce back from Thursday night. If you didn't see the Athletic Bilbao game midweek, the Basques were thrilling, mesmerising, incredibly committed. They gave United a proper hiding, as they had done at Old Trafford, and the aggregate score of 5-3 seriously flattered Ferguson's side. Last May, United were well beaten by Barcelona in the Champions' League final and the talk was of how United would try to bridge the gap between being the second best team in Europe and tackling mighty Barca. Their poor efforts in Europe this season, crowned by receiving a footballing lesson from Marcelo Bielsa's boys, suggests that United are not even in the second rank behind the Catalans. Worrying times for Ferguson and United... ... all of which means they will probably take it out on poor little Wolves and give them a battering in front of their Black Country fans. I'm sure I'm not alone in feeling pretty sorry for Terry Connor: handed the job in less than ideal circumstances, and then underminded by forces at the club within just three games. It was always going to be hard to replace a man of this magnificence... Oh Mick. Come back to the Premier League soon. In the meantime, have a read of John Ley's match preview. And here's Alan Smith's tactical analysis of some of the moves Wolves have to worry about. Also, I'll keep you updated if there is any news on poor Fabrice Muamba. Bit of news just in: Howard Webb was to have been the fourth official for today's Molineux match but has been stood down to give him a break after the traumatic events at White Hart Lane on Saturday. Webb, who was the referee for the Spurs v Bolton game, called the match off after the collapse of Fabrice Muamba. Referee's chief Mike Riley has given Webb a leave of absence.