Wolves vs Manchester United: TV channel, live stream, team news & preview Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is hoping to get the Red Devils back on track in the FA Cup after a Premier League loss to Arsenal a week ago Manchester United have had the relative luxury of a midweek off ahead of their FA Cup quarter-final clash with Wolves at Molineux. After overcoming Paris Saint-Germain spectacularly in the Champions League , Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side suffered something of a hangover as they were defeated against Arsenal last Sunday , leaving their top four hopes in the balance. On Saturday, their attention switches to knockout competition, when they face a Wolves side enjoying a fine season and who are coming off the back of a 1-1 draw with Chelsea. Article continues below Game Wolves vs Manchester United Date Saturday, March 16 Time 7:55pm GMT / 3:55pm ET Stream ( US only) fubo TV (7-day free trial) TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch In the United States (US), the game can be watched live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial). New users can sign up for a free seven-day trial of the live sports streaming service, which can be accessed via iOS, Android, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Apple TV as well as on a web browser. US TV channel Online stream N/A fubo TV (7-day free trial) In the United Kingdom (UK), the game can be watched live on BBC One or streamed via BBC Sport Live or BBC iPlayer. UK TV channel Online stream BBC One BBC Sport Live / BBC iPlayer Squads & Team News Position Wolves players Goalkeepers Rui Patricio, Ruddy, Norris Defenders Doherty, Bennett, Boly, Coady, Jonny, R. Vinagre, John, Kilman Midfielders Neves, Gibbs-White, Jota, Giles, Saiss, Moutinho, Dendoncker, Goncalves, Watt Forwards Cavaleiro, Jimenez, Costa, Traore, Ashley-Seal, Ennis Wolves have a full squad available for this encounter. A full-strength starting XI is expected, with the exception of John Ruddy, who replaces Rui Patricio in goal. Wolves starting XI: Ruddy, Doherty, Saiss, Coady, Boly, Otto, Dendoncker, Neves, Moutinho, Jimenez, Jota. Subs: Norris, Bennett, Cavaleiro, Costa, Gibbs-White, Vinagre, Adama. Position Man Utd squad Goalkeepers De Gea, Grant, Romero Defenders Lindelof, Bailly, Smalling, Rojo, Dalot, Shaw, Williams, Jones, Darmian Midfielders Pogba, Fred, Garner, Gomes, McTominay, Pereira, Mata, Lingard, Herrera, Matic, Pobga Forwards Chong, Greenwood, Lukaku, Rashford, Martial Manchester United’s injury problems are starting to clear up, although Antonio Valencia and Alexis Sanchez are both still missing. Matteo Darmian is not involved, but Jesse Lingard starts and Juan Mata makes the bench. Romelu Lukaku also misses out. Ashley Young is banned. Manchester United starting XI: Romero, Dalot, Smalling, Lindelof, Shaw, Herrera, Matic, Pogba, Lingard, Martial, Rashford. Subs: De Gea, Jones, Rojo, Perreira, Fred, McTominay, Mata. Betting & Match Odds Manchester United are 11/8 favourites to win this match with bet365 . Wolves can be backed at 9/4 and a draw is 12/5. Click here to see more offers for the game, including goalscoring markets, correct score predictions and more. Match Preview Having rekindled Manchester United’s challenge for a top-four finish and led the Red Devils into the quarter-finals of the Champions League, in which they will face Barcelona, interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is doing everything he possibly can to earn a shot at the role on a full-time basis. Despite his roaring success, Solskjaer has yet to be offered the post on a full-time basis but he remains cool over his prospects. “Ed Woodward is the one with the responsibility to make the decision. I have a very good relationship with him,” he told the Fotballklubben podcast, referring to the club’s executive vice-chairman. FA Cup success, though down the list of priorities at Old Trafford currently, would only further enhance his claims to the post, particularly as they have already negotiated difficult fixtures away against Arsenal and Chelsea in the competition this season. Club legend Gary Neville, meanwhile, is of the opinion that the defining moment of United’s run in will come after the international break, which will begin immediately after Saturday’s fixture. “If you start to look at the period from April 9-28 it’s a real testing period," he warned on Sky Sports . "With the squad that is creaking a little bit. There is a long way to go for this to be a successful season for United. “They have to be careful not to end up falling in between everything and doing well but not really concentrating on one competition more than the other.” Wolves are United’s immediate target and, lying in seventh place, they have shown themselves to be a major threat to the big guns this term, dispatching Liverpool from the FA Cup 2-1 in the third round. It took a stoppage-time Eden Hazard equaliser to deny them three points against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge last weekend, leaving the squad of Nuno Espirito Santo disappointed but determined. “We know we can sit deep and attack on the counter. Our goal was outstanding but we're gutted,” captain Conor Coady admitted. “There's no real fear from us coming to places like this.” Having earned two more points than any other team outside the ‘big six’ against that group in Premier League action, they should fancy their chances of a Saturday night upset.<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>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 and Wolves face off at Molineux with a place in the FA Cup semi-finals at stake. United 's FA Cup run kicked off with a routine home win over Reading, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Red Devils have since beaten both Arsenal and Chelsea away to mark themselves out as one of the favourites for the competition. Wolves' Premier League form this season means their run to the last eight is no surprise, and Nuno Espirito Santo's side will be no pushovers in what promises to be the tie of the round. Follow the game LIVE on Standard Sport! Man Utd team news and predicted line-up Romelu Lukaku (foot) is a doubt for a match that Ashley Young will miss through suspension, with Alexis Sanchez, Juan Mata, Antonio Valencia and Matteo Darmian also sidelined. Phil Jones is back after five weeks out through illness while Jesse Lingard and Ander Herrera have been training after missing recent games with hamstring issues. Mason Greenwood will be assessed after illness. Man Utd XI: Romero, Bailly, Lindelof, Smalling; Dalot, Matic, McTominay, Pogba, Shaw; Martial, Rashford Score prediction: Wolves 1-2 Man Utd United's FA Cup form makes them favourites for another away win, but last weekend's Premier League defeat to Arsenal will mean Saturday's cup clash will be a real test of their mentality. Wolves' 1-1 draw at Chelsea last weekend will fill them with confidence for another big match, but United should have enough quality to reach the semi-finals. TV channel and live stream, and online coverage The match will be televised live for free in the UK on BBC One. Viewers with a valid TV licence subscribers will be able to stream the match online via the BBC iPlayer. You can follow all the action with Standard Sport's LIVE blog with James Robson at Molineux. Head to head (h2h) history and results The two sides have met 99 times: Man Utd have won 48, Wolves 34, and the sides have shared 17 draws. Their last meeting was in the Premier League last September, and Wolves left Old Trafford with a 1-1 draw.