Bruno Fernandes couldn’t hide his frustration in United’s 3-0 loss at home to Bournemouth on Sunday and alongside some wayward finishing, the club captain committed 2 fouls against the Cherries. The 30-year-old has now committed at least 1 foul in 7 of his last 9 appearances in all competitions, so look for Bruno’s petulance to land him in trouble against Wolves at least once at a generous price of 1.44 here.

Most of United’s good work in the final third has been flowing through Amad Diallo in recent weeks and the Ivorian forward lodged a shot on target for the 9th time in 11 appearances when he took aim against Bournemouth on Sunday. The 22-year-old has clocked 34 attempts in his last 11 outings in all competitions overall, hitting the target 13 times along the way and Amad is undercooked in the markets at 1.50 to land another accurate attempt against Wolves.

Joao Gomes has been Wolves’ chief destroyer in midfield this season and the 23-year-old added another 4 fouls to his tally for the campaign with another combative outing against Leicester on Sunday. Gomes has committed a club-high 39 fouls in total this term, while averaging 2.58 fouls per 90 minutes so far and he should have opportunities to stick his boot in again against possession-hungry United on Boxing Day.

Goncalo Guedes was handed a new remit in Victor Pereira’s 3-4-2-1 formation against Leicester on Sunday and the Portuguese attacker excelled against the Foxes, grabbing a goal and an assist in Wanderers’ 3-0 win. The 28-year-old, who carried the ball through the lines time and time again, was also fouled 3 times at the King Power Stadium and Guedes could cause similar problems against United. Back the attacker to draw at least 2 fouls again.

For a player who rarely scores, Diogo Dalot’s confidence in his own shooting ability is admirable and the defender had another 2 unsuccessful efforts against Bournemouth on Sunday. Dalot has now had at least 2 shots in 3 of his last 4 starts in the Premier League and slow to realise his own limitations, we expect the Portuguese defender to have at least another wild strike against Wolves on Boxing Day.

Man Utd just cannot seem to organise themselves properly during set-pieces and incredibly, a centre-back has scored against them in each of their last 4 Premier League fixtures. Wolves defender Santiago Bueno doesn’t need to find the net for this leg to land however, and the Uruguayan just has to match the single shot he mustered against Leicester on Sunday during another Wanderers dead-ball routine on Boxing Day to get this over the line.

Jorgen Strand Larsen is an awkward customer at centre-forward for Wolves and the giant Dane looks to use his considerable physical frame to unsettle opposing defenders. The 24-year-old, who stands at an imposing 6’4”, tends to concede plenty of free kicks during his skirmishes with markers and he committed another 3 fouls against Leicester on Sunday. Look for Strand Larsen to commit at least 2 more against United here.