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<p><a target="_blank" href="https://gistreel.com/tag/manchester-united"><strong>Manchester United’s</strong> </a>dismal <strong>Premier League</strong> campaign hit another low as they fell 1-0 at home to <a target="_blank" href="https://gistreel.com/tag/wolves"><strong>Wolves</strong></a>, suffering their 15th league defeat and eighth at Old Trafford this season.</p>
<p>Rasmus Hojlund endured a game to forget, missing two clear chances to put United ahead.</p>
<p>The £72 million forward looked bereft of confidence and ideas, ultimately being replaced by Chido Obi after 70 minutes in yet another underwhelming display.</p>
<p>Pablo Sarabia settled the tie with a brilliant free-kick that left André Onana rooted.</p>
<p>United, clearly fatigued after their midweek Europa League heroics against Lyon, lacked sharpness and urgency.</p>
<p>Manager Ruben Amorim’s decision to rotate heavily, including a debut for 20-year-old Tyler Fredricson, underlined where priorities now lie.</p>
<p>The defeat compounds the pressure on United, who are limping towards the season’s end with little to show for a campaign marked by inconsistency, missed chances and underperformance from key players.</p>
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