Evening all, and welcome to this FA Cup 3rd round replay: Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers!

Anyhow, that's us - thanks for your company. Night.

Vinagre did a hamstring chasing back after Martial - bad news for him and Wolves.

So United will travel to Watford or Tranmere, and they more or less deserved it; they had more of the ball tonight and more chances, and the goal was very nicely taken. Wolves, meanwhile were very disappointing in the second half, especially once they went behind.

Full-time: Manchester United 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves take a free-kick fro a different timezone to the one in which it was awarded, and have a strop when the ref sends the back. This is their last chance, but they pump it forward and Maguire robs Jimenez, sending Martial away. He can't make anything of it, but that should pretty much be that.

hTe ball bobbles about in midfield, which is exactly what United want it to do.

There'll be four additional minutes.

Buur gets away from Williams and finds Dendoncker, who crosses into Lindelof's side and arm; there are calls for a penalty, but the ref is having none of it and the resultant corner is cleared easily.

Mata is BT's man of the match, which is fair enough given he's scored the only goal in 180 minutes.

I should also have noted that Williams and pals have played Traore really well, and he's now subbed with Buur (sir) replacing him.

Traore has barely had a kick this half; his midfield have let really him down.

Jimenez skates away from Williams down the right and lofts a tasty-looking cross into the middle ... but it's got just too much on it for Gibbs-White, and United escape.

The corner is drilled to the near post, where Matic gets a flick on, but there's no one on hand to meet it.

Lovely from Martial, taking the ball off Lingard and swaying past two challenges along the by-line, eventually winning a corner of Neves. He has such lovely feet, when he deigns to use them.

Vinagre picks up the ball close to halfway and drives at the United defence, but just as he looks ready to do something telling, he trips over his very own feet. Dendoncker then says something to the ref and is booked.

Wolves win a corner down the left and Moutinho clips back to Neves, the ball skipping along the turf; he's got space for a shot, but the position is against him, and he lashes over the bar.

I can't think of a single chance Wolves have made this half, which does not speak well of them; they're hardly facing Baresi, Maldini, Costacurta and Tassotti.

United are sitting in now - because they've not chucked away any points from in front this season - and oh dear. Rashford is down. He's replaced by Jesse Lingard and walks to the tunnel, but I think he'll be ok - he took a bang in the back, so will be in pain but probably doesn't have an injury.

Moutinho is playing further forward now and he finds Vinagre on the left, but Wan-Bissaka blocks his cross.

Trouble for United, Doherty driving through Rashford, who stays down. It looked a contact injury, so shouldn't be too problematic, but they cannot afford an injury to him.