Manchester United host Wolves in the Premier League on Tuesday night, with both sides looking to end 2025 on a high

ARSENAL have beaten Wolves 2-1 after late drama at the Emirates. The Gunners took the lead deep into the second half as a Bukayo Saka corner cannoned off the woodwork onto Sam Johnstone and into

Liverpool have a fairly kind run of fixtures before they journey to Arsenal on Jan. 8, with a visit from Leeds United on New Year’s Day following the clash with Wolves. The Reds then travel to Fulham three days later, before their battle with the Gunners.

Manchester United vs Wolves will kick off at 3:15 p.m. ET/ 12:15 p.m. PT in the United States. The match will start at 8:15 p.m. local time in Manchester, England. The match will be available to watch in the United States and the UK through select TV channels or streaming services.

Manchester United are still missing several players through injury and international duty, including skipper Fernandes, while Mason Mount is a major doubt after being withdrawn at half-time on Friday.

Manchester United host Wolves tonight. Follow all the action with our live commentary... Wolves will aim to end a miserable year on a high by registering their first Premier League win of the season. The Black Country club prop up the rest having taken just two points from their first 18 games and appear certain to drop into the Championship.

MANCHESTER UNITED have ended 2025 with a dismal 1-1 draw against Wolves. Joshua Zirkzee’s heavily deflected strike opened the scoring on 26 minutes before Ladislav Krejci’s stunning

Alongside Tuesday’s five other Premier League matches, the clash between Man Utd and Wolves will be shown live on Sky Sports. The Premier League channel will carry the game, as will Sky GO. Peacock is the sole destination for supporters in the United States, while HBO Max is the only option for audiences in Mexico.

Liverpool host Wolves this afternoon. Follow the action with our live commentary... Defending champions Liverpool host a Wolves side yet to register a single win in the Premier League this season. Rob Edwards’ men are hurtling towards relegation at a rapid rate unless they can perform a miraculous escape.