Man Utd falter again at Baggies, Wolves gain revenge on Saints

Manchester United’s faltering Premier League title challenge suffered another blow in a 1-1 draw at struggling West Brom as Wolves eased fears they could be drawn into a relegation scrap with a 2-1 win at Southampton on Sunday. United have dropped points in five of their last seven league games to allow Manchester City to […]

Manchester United’s faltering Premier League title challenge suffered another blow in a 1-1 draw at struggling West Brom as Wolves eased fears they could be drawn into a relegation scrap with a 2-1 win at Southampton on Sunday.

United have dropped points in five of their last seven league games to allow Manchester City to pull seven points clear, with a game in hand.

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A point was enough to nudge Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men back above Leicester into second on goal difference.

But that was of little consolation to the Red Devils against a West Brom side that had conceded 24 goals in taking just one point from their previous seven home games.

United made the worst possible start when Conor Gallagher swung in a cross and Mbaye Diagne outmuscled Victor Lindelof to power home a header after just 80 seconds.

The visitors’ struggled to make the most of their dominance of the ball before half-time until Bruno Fernandes produced a moment of magic with a dipping volley on his weaker left foot a minute before half-time.

Wolves moved 15 points clear of the drop zone after coming from behind to continue Southampton’s miserable run with a 2-1 win.