Sir Alex Ferguson was back where he belongs – at Old Trafford – for the first time since recovering from a brain haemorrhage but he witnessed a disappointing draw for a Manchester United team who failed to turn dominance into three points. At the close Wolves came close to stealing victory when David de Gea saved a shot from Adama Traoré with a foot and the Wolves winger then blasted wide in added time.The visitors had signalled early on they would push forward when possible, creating two chances for Raúl Jiménez, the No 9 in Nuno Espírito Santo’s 5-4-1. Both times United were breached along Luke Shaw’s left corridor but Jiménez failed to take full advantage; he miscued the first and De Gea saved smartly from the second. Related: Sir Alex Ferguson receives emotional ovation on return to Old Trafford Related: Riyad Mahrez double caps five-star Manchester City’s rout of Cardiff Continue readingreadfullarticle
