Manchester United meet Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League tonight.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be hopeful the win over Manchester City in midweek will give his side the boost they need in the race for the Champions League qualification places.
The hosts will undoubtedly be helped by the £46million arrival of Bruno Fernandes from Sporting with the Portuguese international almost certain to feature at Old Trafford.
Wolves are chasing the top four themselves and will be quietly confident they can pick up a result.
Here’s everything you need to know:
1/21 January transfer power rankings
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2/21 20. Chelsea
It’s been a bleak window for Frank Lampard, who repeatedly called for reinforcements and yet has seen nobody arrive. Edinson Cavani, Dries Mertens, Olivier Giroud is set to stay against his will, while Tariq Lamptey’s refusal to sign a new contract has only added salt to the wound.
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3/21 19. Bournemouth
The Cherries have had to be cautious, considering their financial position and the threat of relegation. Sam Surridge has been recalled from his loan spell at Swansea, while Josh King has been heavily linked with a deadline day move to Manchester United. If the forward does leave, it’s hard to see Eddie Howe’s goal-shy side kicking on in the second half of the season.
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4/21 18. Everton
Richarlison isn’t going anywhere. Not even for an £85m that doesn’t exist. Despite Carlo Ancelotti’s arrival, there’s very little to report aside from Cenk Tosun departing on loan. The club still can’t manage to get Oumar Niasse off the books.
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5/21 17. Norwich
Daniel Farke’s side have signed German journeyman Lukas Rupp from Hoffenheim as well as Ondrej Duda from Hertha Berlin. With little resources to dip into, the Canaries have, most importantly, held onto their best players, but will that be enough to secure safety?
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6/21 16. Crystal Palace
It’s a window which could still veer in either direction. Roy Hodgson has repeatedly called for new signings but has so far only seen Cenk Tosun arrive on loan. Extremely highly rated England youth international Nathan Ferguson is set to arrive today, though, as the club brace to miss out on Jarrod Bowen.
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7/21 15. Southampton
Kyle Walker-Peters has arrived on loan from Spurs in a straight switch as Cedric Soares joins Arsenal. Aside from that, though, there’s been very little activity on the south coast with the owners content after Ralph Hasenhuttl’s recent resurgence.
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8/21 14. Burnley
Burnley recalled Nahki Wells from his loan spell at QPR to sell the striker to Bristol City, with highly rated Josh Brownhill joining Sean Dyche’s side in a clever move for the club, who’ve also managed to rid of Danny Drinkwater’s wages.
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9/21 13. Watford
The need for panic at Watford has been significantly subdued by Nigel Pearson’s impressive return. Winger Igancio Pussetto has arrived for £7.2m from sister club Udinese, while prodigious Brazilian striker Joao Pedro has finally joined up with the Hornets too.
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10/21 12. Manchester City
Tumbleweeds. As was explicitly planned, Manchester City will wait until the summer to regenerate their squad. Mission complete.
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11/21 11. Leicester
A window where the sole aim was for Brendan Rodgers’ side to hold onto their key players and Leicester did just that, with both Ben Chilwell and Caglar Soyuncu staying until at least the summer. They’re also set to finally end their search for another centre-half, with Ryan Bennett joining from Wolves.
12/21 10. Arsenal
It was no secret that Arsenal had very little money to operate with in this window and the astute loan signings of Pablo Mari and Cedric Soares, while unspectacular, will certainly provide some much-needed reinforcement for Mikel Arteta’s side.
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13/21 9. Tottenham
The Christian Eriksen saga cast a cloud over Spurs’ January, however, Daniel Levy will be pleased to have secured a £17m fee from Inter Milan, while also shipping out Danny Rose on loan. The £25m arrival of Dutch international Steven Bergwijn has provided excitement, as has Benfica midfielder Gedson Fernandes. The search for a striker though has, so far, left Jose Mourinho criminally short of firepower up front.
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14/21 8. Aston Villa
Villa acted quickly to replace Jonathan Kodija with Mbwana Samatta, while Pepe Reina’s unlikely arrival from AC Milan could be a huge boost to the dressing room. Danny Drinkwater’s arrival is, however, already leaving little to be desired.
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15/21 7. Wolves
Uncle Jorge Mendes has worked small wonders again with the arrivals of Daniel Podence and Leonardo Campana, while Patrick Cutrone has been shipped back to Italy.
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16/21 6. Brighton
Aaron Mooy proved to be one of the most valuable signings of the summer and Brighton have made the 30-year-old’s move permanent. Highly rated Chelsea youngster Tariq Lamptey is also set to join in a coup for Graham Potter’s side.
17/21 5. Newcastle
It’s been another typically frantic transfer window for Newcastle, despite speculation around the club’s potential takeover. Valentino Lazaro has arrived from Inter, Nabil Bentaleb brings plenty of promise despite past discipline issues, while Danny Rose is a perfect replacement after Jetro Willems’ season-ending injury.
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18/21 4. Manchester United
It took over six months, but Bruno Fernandes is finally a United player. And, despite all the furore, United will end the month with the player they always wanted. They also managed to recruit a back-up striker by capturing Odion Ighalo on loan.
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19/21 3. Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp’s side continued their impressive recruitment strategy by activating RB Salzburg’s Takumi Minamino’s £7.25m release clause before the window had even officially opened. Now, amid all the other clubs pandemonium, they remain sitting happily 19 points clear of their closest challengers.
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20/21 2. West Ham
A window of typical panic could, somehow, still end impressively for West Ham. Jarrod Bowen is on his way to London for a medical, while Tomas Soucek and Darren Randolph are both valuable recruits for David Moyes’s struggling side.
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21/21 1. Sheffield United
The Blades have broken their transfer record to bring in coveted Norwegian international Sander Berge from Genk, while Panagiotis Retsos and Richairo Zivkovic are also set to join. Chris Wilder’s side have surpassed all expectations this season, and now they’re being rewarded with firm investment.
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1/21 January transfer power rankings
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2/21 20. Chelsea
It’s been a bleak window for Frank Lampard, who repeatedly called for reinforcements and yet has seen nobody arrive. Edinson Cavani, Dries Mertens, Olivier Giroud is set to stay against his will, while Tariq Lamptey’s refusal to sign a new contract has only added salt to the wound.
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3/21 19. Bournemouth
The Cherries have had to be cautious, considering their financial position and the threat of relegation. Sam Surridge has been recalled from his loan spell at Swansea, while Josh King has been heavily linked with a deadline day move to Manchester United. If the forward does leave, it’s hard to see Eddie Howe’s goal-shy side kicking on in the second half of the season.
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4/21 18. Everton
Richarlison isn’t going anywhere. Not even for an £85m that doesn’t exist. Despite Carlo Ancelotti’s arrival, there’s very little to report aside from Cenk Tosun departing on loan. The club still can’t manage to get Oumar Niasse off the books.
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5/21 17. Norwich
Daniel Farke’s side have signed German journeyman Lukas Rupp from Hoffenheim as well as Ondrej Duda from Hertha Berlin. With little resources to dip into, the Canaries have, most importantly, held onto their best players, but will that be enough to secure safety?
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6/21 16. Crystal Palace
It’s a window which could still veer in either direction. Roy Hodgson has repeatedly called for new signings but has so far only seen Cenk Tosun arrive on loan. Extremely highly rated England youth international Nathan Ferguson is set to arrive today, though, as the club brace to miss out on Jarrod Bowen.
Getty Images
7/21 15. Southampton
Kyle Walker-Peters has arrived on loan from Spurs in a straight switch as Cedric Soares joins Arsenal. Aside from that, though, there’s been very little activity on the south coast with the owners content after Ralph Hasenhuttl’s recent resurgence.
Getty
8/21 14. Burnley
Burnley recalled Nahki Wells from his loan spell at QPR to sell the striker to Bristol City, with highly rated Josh Brownhill joining Sean Dyche’s side in a clever move for the club, who’ve also managed to rid of Danny Drinkwater’s wages.
Getty
9/21 13. Watford
The need for panic at Watford has been significantly subdued by Nigel Pearson’s impressive return. Winger Igancio Pussetto has arrived for £7.2m from sister club Udinese, while prodigious Brazilian striker Joao Pedro has finally joined up with the Hornets too.
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10/21 12. Manchester City
Tumbleweeds. As was explicitly planned, Manchester City will wait until the summer to regenerate their squad. Mission complete.
Getty
11/21 11. Leicester
A window where the sole aim was for Brendan Rodgers’ side to hold onto their key players and Leicester did just that, with both Ben Chilwell and Caglar Soyuncu staying until at least the summer. They’re also set to finally end their search for another centre-half, with Ryan Bennett joining from Wolves.
12/21 10. Arsenal
It was no secret that Arsenal had very little money to operate with in this window and the astute loan signings of Pablo Mari and Cedric Soares, while unspectacular, will certainly provide some much-needed reinforcement for Mikel Arteta’s side.
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13/21 9. Tottenham
The Christian Eriksen saga cast a cloud over Spurs’ January, however, Daniel Levy will be pleased to have secured a £17m fee from Inter Milan, while also shipping out Danny Rose on loan. The £25m arrival of Dutch international Steven Bergwijn has provided excitement, as has Benfica midfielder Gedson Fernandes. The search for a striker though has, so far, left Jose Mourinho criminally short of firepower up front.
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14/21 8. Aston Villa
Villa acted quickly to replace Jonathan Kodija with Mbwana Samatta, while Pepe Reina’s unlikely arrival from AC Milan could be a huge boost to the dressing room. Danny Drinkwater’s arrival is, however, already leaving little to be desired.
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15/21 7. Wolves
Uncle Jorge Mendes has worked small wonders again with the arrivals of Daniel Podence and Leonardo Campana, while Patrick Cutrone has been shipped back to Italy.
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16/21 6. Brighton
Aaron Mooy proved to be one of the most valuable signings of the summer and Brighton have made the 30-year-old’s move permanent. Highly rated Chelsea youngster Tariq Lamptey is also set to join in a coup for Graham Potter’s side.
17/21 5. Newcastle
It’s been another typically frantic transfer window for Newcastle, despite speculation around the club’s potential takeover. Valentino Lazaro has arrived from Inter, Nabil Bentaleb brings plenty of promise despite past discipline issues, while Danny Rose is a perfect replacement after Jetro Willems’ season-ending injury.
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18/21 4. Manchester United
It took over six months, but Bruno Fernandes is finally a United player. And, despite all the furore, United will end the month with the player they always wanted. They also managed to recruit a back-up striker by capturing Odion Ighalo on loan.
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19/21 3. Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp’s side continued their impressive recruitment strategy by activating RB Salzburg’s Takumi Minamino’s £7.25m release clause before the window had even officially opened. Now, amid all the other clubs pandemonium, they remain sitting happily 19 points clear of their closest challengers.
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20/21 2. West Ham
A window of typical panic could, somehow, still end impressively for West Ham. Jarrod Bowen is on his way to London for a medical, while Tomas Soucek and Darren Randolph are both valuable recruits for David Moyes’s struggling side.
West Ham United FC via Getty Ima
21/21 1. Sheffield United
The Blades have broken their transfer record to bring in coveted Norwegian international Sander Berge from Genk, while Panagiotis Retsos and Richairo Zivkovic are also set to join. Chris Wilder’s side have surpassed all expectations this season, and now they’re being rewarded with firm investment.
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What time is kick-off?
The match kicks off at 5.30pm on Saturday February 1st.
What TV channel is it on?
The game will be broadcast on Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Ultra HD.
Subscribers can also stream the game live online via the Sky Go app.
Team news
All eyes will be on new boy Bruno Fernandes who could well come straight in and start in the continued absence of Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay.
Nemanja Matic misses out through suspension after being sent off against Manchester City while Marcus Rashford remains a long-term absentee.
Ruben Vinagre misses the trip for the visitors but new signing Daniel Podence, a £16.6m arrival from Olympiakos, could feature.
Predicted line-ups
Manchester United: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Williams, Fred, Pereira, James, Fernandes, Mata, Martial
Wolves: Patricio, Doherty, Dendoncker, Coady, Saiss, Jonny, Moutinho, Neves, Traore, Jimenez, Neto
Prediction
Manchester United 2-1 Wolves
