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Wolves vs Manchester United Prediction Premier League 08.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 7 December 2025

Wolves vs Manchester United Prediction Premier League

Wolves vs Manchester United Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash on Monday, December 08, 2025, at 20:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and NOW TV from the Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton. In this article, you’ll find Premier League Predictions and insights from XpertStats tipsters ahead of this crucial encounter.

Manchester United unbeaten in their last four Premier League away games (W2 D2).
Wolves still without a win after 14 matches, collecting only two points so far.
Wolves have failed to score in their last five league fixtures.
Bruno Fernandes has assisted in four consecutive away matches.

It’s been a brutal season for Wolves. Fourteen games, twelve losses, and zero wins, the numbers speak for themselves. Rob Edwards’ team has scored less than a goal per match on average (0.86) while conceding almost three (2.43). They’ve now gone five straight games without finding the net. Fans at Molineux can feel the tension. Can Edwards really turn this around? It’s hard to see how, with morale at rock bottom and luck nowhere in sight. Even so, Wolves have some pride left after beating United home and away last season, the one sliver of hope they can cling to.

Defensively, it’s been chaos for the home side. Wolves’ backline has leaked goals and struggled to maintain composure under pressure. Their average of 7.29 corners per game shows how much time they spend defending. Still, the Premier League has seen crazier turnarounds. Maybe a scrappy set-piece or a flash of brilliance from Hwang Hee-chan could wake the crowd up. But the harsh truth is simple: without goals, there’s no salvation.

Manchester United, meanwhile, look more stable under Ruben Amorim. They’re unbeaten in four away matches and have rediscovered their rhythm on the road. With an average of 1.43 goals per game and scoring in every fixture this season (100% Over 1.5 Goals), United finally look capable of grinding results when it matters. Bruno Fernandes remains their creative spark, having assisted in four consecutive away games. That’s elite form. Matheus Cunha’s return to Molineux adds an emotional twist, he knows the ground well, having scored six and assisted five in his last 12 home appearances as a Wolves player.

But consistency has been United’s biggest issue. Just when they look ready to surge, a lapse of focus, like the late equaliser against West Ham, stalls the momentum. Even so, Amorim’s side should have enough firepower to overpower the league’s bottom club. The question is not whether United will score, but how many. Expect another composed away display from the Red Devils as they push toward the top four in what could be a season-defining December clash. For more Premier League Predictions, stay tuned to XpertStats.

Antonio Rüdiger’s contract situation continues to shape Real Madrid’s defensive planning as the German enters the final months of his deal. The club hopes to extend his stay, while Rüdiger remains eager to continue despite recent fitness concerns. Madrid’s staff are closely monitoring his condition as Saudi clubs circle with lucrative offers. Source: tribuna.com

Manchester United to Win @1.72
Manchester United to Win looks like the logical call here. Wolves are bottom of the table with just two points from 14 matches and have failed to score in their last five league games. Their defense concedes 2.43 goals per match on average, while United have scored in every single fixture this season. Amorim’s side is unbeaten in their last four away matches (W2 D2), showing steady improvement and discipline on the road. Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha both come into this game in fine attacking form, and their combination play could easily break Wolves’ fragile backline. Wolves’ average of just 0.86 goals per match simply won’t be enough to trouble United’s defense. Given the gap in form, confidence, and squad quality, Manchester United should be expected to take all three points at Molineux.