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Manchester United needed a 97th-minute winner from 18-year-old Kobbie Mainoo to secure a sensational 4-3 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the game of the Premier League season on Thursday night. Erik ten Hag's side flew into an impressive lead at Molineux as goals from Marcus Rashford and Rasmus Hojlund put a disjointed Wolves to the sword in the first half. However, the Old Gold stormed back into the match in the second half thanks to strikes from Pablo Sarabia, Max Kilman and Pedro Neto, with Scott McTominay also heading home in between. But there was one more twist at Molineux in a truly chaotic clash, Mainoo popping up late on with a wonderful strike to give Man Utd a vital three points. How the game unfolded After a nervy but ultimately successful FA Cup fourth round clash with League Two Newport County last time out, Man Utd turned their attention back to Premier League matters with a trip to Molineux. The Red Devils had won their last three against Wolves without con...

Luis Diaz struck a late equaliser for Liverpool to deny Luton Town a memorable Premier League victory on Sunday afternoon. The resilient Hatters were excellent throughout, frustrating a Reds outfit who had previously been beaten just once all season. While Liverpool undoubtedly had chances, Luton largely contained the visitors before pouncing on the break late on through former Manchester United academy star Tahith Chong. Diaz, whose current personal situation has been well documented, returned to the squad and fittingly salvaged a point for the visitors after meeting Harvey Elliott's teasing cross at the back post. How the match unfolded Luton were excellent in the opening period, with Liverpool's chances arriving sporadically. The hosts did a great job of ensuring they weren't subject to wave after wave of white and green pressure. The Reds did have chances with Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota both going close, but the hosts also posed a threat. The Hatters were able to win...

Manchester United put the disappointment of three Premier League Game s without a win behind them by beating Brentford at Old Trafford on Wednesday night. An on-fire Marcus Rashford scored the only goal of the Game in the first half, which also helped Erik ten Hag’s enact revenge for a humiliating defeat at the hands of the Bees in August. It was a bright and high-tempo start from the home side, looking to bounce back from defeat to Newcastle at the weekend, with a flurry of early corners. With Brentford determined to stay compact and a little reluctant to press to avoid coming out of that shape, it was down to the hosts to be inventive. That started to happen out wide midway through the first half, with good work from Diogo Dalot and Antony on the right eventually presenting the ball to Scott McTominay, whose drive from 20 yards narrowly flew over. Antony seemed up for the challenge and a cut inside and curling shot just miss the far post. But the breakthrough came in the aftermath ...