Wolves vs Man Utd TV channel: Find out how to watch the FA Cup clash HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign upfor the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo believes the FA Cup clash against Manchester United is the club's biggest game for many years. Wanderers, who clinched promotion back to the Premier League last season, face United at Molineux this evening for a place in the semi-finals at Wembley. They have not been in the competition's last four since 1998. Nuno insists he is aware of Wolves' FA Cup pedigree - which includes lifting the trophy four times, with the last triumph back in 1960. "It is the biggest game for the club for some time, we are aware of that," said Nuno. "We can feel in the city what's going on, everybody is expecting a big game, some of them say it's one of the most important games in years. We feel that. "Of course, we want to make it happen again. But there is a lot of hard work ahead to repeat what happened in the past. "It's one of the things we want to make happen again, but we have to go step by step. There's a long, long way for us to achieve those glorious moments of the 50s and 60s (but) it's much harder now. It's inspiring, of course." Wolves face a rejuvenated United team under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who has won 14 and lost just two of his 18 matches in charge. Wolves vs Man Utd TV channel: Can Solskjaer get back to winning ways? Wolves vs Man Utd TV channel - how to watch The FA Cup clash kicks off at 7.55pm tonight. Live television coverage will be shown on BBC One in the UK. Fans will also be able to stream the game for free by using the iPlayer app or going on to the BBC website. Wolves vs Man Utd TV channel: Can Wolves march on to the last four?<doc-sep>James Baylis - AMA/Getty Images Manchester United suffered their first domestic defeat under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Arsenal on Sunday, but the Red Devils will look to bounce back against Wolverhampton Wanderers in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday. United will make the semi-finals for the third time in four seasons if they win at Molineux, but Wolves have enjoyed a solid season after earning promotion back to the Premier League last year. Nuno Espirito Santo's side claimed a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford in the league in September, but United have since discovered more cohesion under Solskjaer. The Red Devils haven't made the trip to Molineux since March 2012 and were 5-0 victors on that occasion, but the risk of losing their best chance at silverware this term puts greater emphasis on Saturday's clash. Date: Saturday, March 16 Time: 7:55 p.m. GMT/3:55 p.m. ET Videos you might like Venue: Molineux, Wolverhampton, England Live Stream: BBC iPlayer (UK), ESPN+ (U.S.) TV Info: BBC One (UK) Odds Wolverhampton Wanderers: 21-10 Draw: 23-10 Manchester United: 13-10 Via Oddschecker. Preview Wolves and United were both left disappointed in their previous outings, with the former conceding a stoppage-time equaliser to miss out on a famous win at Chelsea. Solskjaer's side were more deservedly beaten in Sunday's visit to the Emirates Stadium, after which the Norwegian said he didn't agree with a penalty converted by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, as the Manchester Evening News shared: The manager said after the loss that United had hit their lowest point since he took charge: "It has been fantastic so far but today is the the lowest we have been because we lost and missed the chance to put pressure on Spurs. We have won games we have not deserved to win and today we lost a game we did not deserve to lose. When you see the boys work as hard as they do, the attitude they show in training... hopefully we will be ready for Wolves in the FA Cup next week." United previously went 15 domestic matches unbeaten under Solskjaer (13 wins, two draws), but Sunday's defeat dropped them to fifth in the league, two points off Arsenal in fourth. What's more, Chelsea are only one point behind and have a game in hand. The added pressure means a trophy such as the FA Cup could serve as a much-needed consolation come May. Wolves will also host United at Molineux after the international break, though Sky Sports highlighted the majority of the Red Devils' end-of-season run will come at Old Trafford: Santo's side beat United at home in February 2011, when striker Kevin Doyle supplied the winner in a 2-1 victory. However, the most recent FA Cup meeting between this pair didn't go in favour of the west Midlands club, per journalist Joe Edwards: Joao Moutinho scored Wolves' goal at Old Trafford earlier in the season, and the former AS Monaco man will be out to leave his mark on one of England's elite once more on Saturday. Diogo Dalot looks set to start at right-back for United after Ashley Young joined Antonio Valencia and Matteo Darmian on the treatment table, while Alexis Sanchez is also injured. Fred was the scorer for United in their September clash against Wolves. The Brazilian fell out of Jose Mourinho's plans but has found his way into the team again under Solskjaer and will look to replicate that impact away from home. Wolves haven't qualified for the semi-finals of the FA Cup since 1998, but they have already knocked Liverpool out of this season's tournament and can oust another Premier League giant on Saturday.<doc-sep>Manchester United return to action on Friday, taking on Wolverhampton Wanderers in their FA Cup quarterfinal tie. Ole Gunnar Solskjær will surely see the competition as offering his best chance of silverware this season, with Manchester City the only scary side left in the final eight. However, United should avoid taking Wolves lightly: Nuno Espírito Santo’s side sit a phenomenally impressive seventh in the Premier League table, having had no problems adapting since their promotion last season. They’ve won five of their last six at home, including beating Liverpool in the FA Cup. United will still be without Matteo Darmian, Juan Mata, Antonio Valencia and Alexis Sánchez through injury; Ashley Young is suspended. Phil Jones, Mason Greenwood, Ander Herrera, Jesse Lingard and Romelu Lukaku are all doubts. Wolves, somewhat enviously, have a clean bill of health. FA Cup schedule A peculiar 19:55 kick-off in the UK, which translates to 14:55 on the east coast of the U.S. and 11:55 on the west. FA Cup TV channel BBC One in the UK, and seemingly sweet F.A. for those Stateside. Everyone else, head over to LiveSoccerTV to find out your viewing options. FA Cup streaming BBC’s live streaming service for those with a TV licence in the UK; ESPN+ for our friends in the USA. Lineups Prediction: Sergio Romero; Diogo Dalot, Chris Smalling, Victor Lindelöf, Luke Shaw; Ander Herrera, Nemanja Matić, Paul Pogba; Andreas Pereira; Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford. Update: 10/11. Lingard is back. This will also be our live thread for the game, so join us in the comments below.<doc-sep>
Manchester United will be looking to bounce back after the disappointment of falling to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first Premier League defeat in charge by advancing to the FA Cup semi-final. The FA Cup has been pivotal to Solskjaer's success so far as caretaker manager at United with two massive away victories in the previous two rounds against Arsenal and Chelsea - the latter coming in the aftermath of the Norwegian's first defeat against PSG - really proving his credentials as United boss. No doubt Solskjaer will want to end his first (and still perhaps only, if unlikely at this point) season in charge at United with a trophy and the FA Cup could prove a brilliant opportunity to do so. They face Wolves in the quarters, however, who do have a scalp of their own after knocking Liverpool out in the third round. They then defeated Shrewsbury after a replay and Bristol City to earn their way into the last eight. What TV channel is Wolves vs Manchester United on? Wolves vs Manchester United will be televised on BBC One from 7:30pm on Saturday, March 16. Kick-off from Molineux is 7:55pm. As always, you'll be able to follow all the build-up, action and reaction on our live blog. Team news for Wolves vs Manchester United Despite returning to training last week it's unlikely that Jesse Lingard will be back in action until after the international break. United will also be without skipper Ashley Young who is suspended after picking up his second yellow card of the tournament against Chelsea. Ander Herrera could return from injury after he was back in training last week but United will likely still be without Alexis Sanchez, Juan Mata, Phil Jones, Matteo Darmian and Antonio Valencia. Odds for Wolves vs Manchester United (Skybet) Wolves - 9/4 Draw - 23/10 Manchester United 5/4 Manchester United in extra-time - 10/1 Raul Jimenez and Marcus Rashford to score - 7/1 Predictions for Wolves vs Manchester United