RUBEN AMORIM is tasked with steering the struggling Manchester United away from relegation danger, having already dismissed aspirations for a European spot.
The Red Devils once more allowed a goal from a corner, with Matheus Cunha finding the net, aided by a mistake from goalkeeper Andre Onana.
Substitute Hee Chan Hwang found the net late in stoppage time at a foggy Molineux.
Bruno Fernandes was sent off at 0-0 — marking the United captain’s third red card this season — after receiving two yellow cards.
The defeat leaves United in 14th position, eight points above the relegation zone. Addressing concerns about relegation, Amorim stated: “Our main objective is to avoid relegation and seek the occasional victory, while also focusing on the team’s progress.
“We have tough games coming up, and the journey is lengthy. As I consistently mention, we must endure and tackle our challenges, as that is part of the sport.
“When outcomes are unfavorable, it becomes increasingly difficult for the players to hold onto their belief.”
Amorim replied emphatically: “No, no, no, no.
“We require to rectify numerous elements within our club, both on and off the pitch.
“Let’s concentrate on the upcoming matches and make the most of every training session to enhance our squad.”
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Onana was unable to prevent Cunha’s corner just a week after Altay Bayindir was beaten by Son Heung-min in Tottenham’s 4-3 triumph in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals.
Amorim noted: “We managed the first half well but lacked the necessary aggression in the final third.
“During halftime, we reviewed things in the locker room and attempted a different tactic, but the red card changed the game’s dynamics.”
Fernandes received his second yellow card for a tackle on Nelson Semedo.
Amorim shared, “Red cards always frustrate me.
“He was merely trying to win the ball; there was no intention to foul an opposing player for a yellow card.
“The other player got the ball first, there was a collision, and it was unfortunate for him as well.”
Marcus Rashford has been absent from the squad for four consecutive matches, with Amorim stating: “The reason has not changed.
“We must uphold professionalism whether in victory or defeat.
“In defeats, I need to exhibit greater strength. I will adhere to my method until the end.”
New Wolves manager Vitor Pereira, celebrating success in his first two matches, expressed: “It’s a fantastic feeling, particularly because of the team spirit.
“We observe that the players are committed to endure, run, and fight for every ball.”
Wolves scorer Cunha participated in this match while awaiting the FA’s decision on a potential punishment for elbowing an Ipswich staff member earlier this month.
A target for Arsenal, he declared: “Vitor brings immense energy, which is felt throughout the squad.
“That means a lot — the excitement is palpable in the stadium.”