Hello and welcome to LIVE updates of the Premier League contest between Wolves and Man United at Molineux. Kick off 16.30 BST.

Ronaldo has been spotted in the away end! Well... Not quite. It's a cardboard cut-out of the Portuguese star.

Maguire manages to keep the attack alive and nods it into the path of James on the far right of the box. The Welshman takes aim with an angled strike that flicks the knee of Greenwood and flies just wide.

Fernandes sees his attempt from the resulting free kick catch the wall.

Coady steps in to a challenge on Fernandes but catches the United man at the same time. Free kick to the visitors 25 yards from goal.

It was a great ball from Neves that unlocked United there but it was weak defensively from Fred. De Gea was beaten but it was brilliant from Wan-Bissaka to get back and somehow slide in to deny Wolves their first PL goal of the season.

How has that stayed out? Wolves catch United cold once more. This time Trincao is sent clear in the area but his low strike is blocked by a sensational last-ditch sliding challenge from Wan-Bissaka.

SAVE! Traore bursts past two on the break and surges from inside his own half deep into United's. He lays a lovely pass to his right for Raul Jiménez, but the Mexican's low shot lacks real power and De Gea beats it away.

RECENT H2H: Manchester United have only lost one of their last eight Premier League matches against Wolves (W4, D3).

KICK OFF! Man United get us underway.

DONE DEAL! Wolves officially announce the signing of South Korea international Hee Chan Hwang on a season-long loan with an option to buy from Bundesliga side RB Leipzig.

Max Kilman on new boss Bruno Lage: “He’s been brilliant since he came to the club. It’s been hard to adapt to the new system and how he wants us to play. But the energy and enthusiasm he’s brought in has really pushed us on and you can see how the whole training ground has been uplifted with the enthusiasm and how we want to play. It’s been very positive so far.”

Meanwhile, Wolves are also expecting to secure a new attacker to add to their squad ahead of the deadline.

MORE ON RONALDO'S RETURN. The travelling Red Devils supporters have been singing 'Viva Ronaldo' outside Molineux and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer fully understands the joy his arrival will bring.

Paul Pogba has already chalked up five assists this term, which is the most by a United player after two matches of a Premier League campaign. “Which assist means the most to me?” he asks. “The next one. The next one, hopefully. It’s true that it’s been very nice to get those assists, but then you want to finish as the top assister of the league. You want to win something at the end, so all this will mean something with a trophy. It won’t mean anything without a trophy. I’m focused on that. I’m focused on giving my best on the pitch and hopefully I can get many more.”

Wolves boss Bruno Lage on turning down Spurs’ bid for Adama Traore: “Of course, we want to keep Adama. We are doing well, but we are few in number, we need more players. I don't think about anyone leaving, I want to think about guys coming in.”

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on not wanting rely on Bruno Fernandes to hit the goal trail: "To be able to spread the goals across more forwards is going to be important for us. An attacking midfielder should not be the only player reaching 15 or 20 goals for us, no.”

United fans will be keen to see how Varane and Sancho get on from the off today, but the buzz surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo's return has also created a real feel-god factor.

Eurosport's Alexander Netherton is confident the 36 year-old but will solve a number of problems for Manchester United if, as expected, he finalises his switch from Juventus.