Follow unbeaten Manchester United's home Premier League clash with struggling Wolves live from 3pm.

Don't forget you can watch highlights of this match, along with every Premier League game, from 00:01 on Monday morning (UK only).

There's the final whistle!! Manchester United have won it at the death! It was far from impressive, but they have done just enough, and they close to within two points of Chelsea at the top of the table.

Park has got Manchester United out of jail big time, and the agony is written all over Mick McCarthy's face. His team didn't deserve that.

GOAL!!! PARK JI-SUNG WINS IT FOR MANCHESTER UNITED!! Heartbreak for Wolves! The little Korean dribbles inside from the right flank and squeezes a low shot inside the right-hand post!

There is a real dearth of creativity from the home side, who are really suffering from the absence of Rooney, Berbatov, Nani and Giggs.

Wolves have got everyone back, but for all the noise the visitors look quite comfortable.

Four minutes of stoppage time will be played... is there any way through?

Crossed diagonally towards Evra on the left side... too long for the Frenchman.

SCHOLES!!! Tries a spectacular 25-yarder but miscues it completely.

Park's cross nearly finds Wes Brown at the back post, but he is denied by more last-ditch defending!

Thumping challenge by Karl Henry, taking man and ball inside the box. Park the victim. Fair tackle.

Cut to a shot of Robert Plant looking, er, dazed and confused in the crowd.

Obertan tries a spectacular overhead kick but makes a mess of it.

Hernandez goes to ground near Hahnemann and rolls down the slope at the edge of the pitch... no penalty, and a yellow card for diving! Good call from referee Phil Dowd - Hernandez stuck his leg out looking for contact.

Once again, Wolves have too many men behind the ball for United to create anything, and the home side are looking bereft of ideas.

A real chance for Fletcher, as he receives a cushioned lay-off from Mancienne but blasts his half-volley into the crowd!

A mazy run, especially by Wes Brown's standards, but there is a communication breakdown between him and Park, and the full-back puts the ball out for a goal kick.

Wolves have 11 men behind the ball as Obertan looks for space... but it is just too crowded.

Now a Wolves change - Michael Mancienne comes on for Nenad Milijas.

Obertan plays a corner short to Scholes who crosses... Hahnemann juggles the ball but clings on.