Wolves   0

Man United   5

Evans (21), Valencia (43), Welbeck (45), Hernandez (56, 61)

18 MARCH 2012, MOLINEUX Attendance: 27,494

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Wolves
1Hennessey
23Zubaryellow cardred card
5Stearman
5Bassong
11Ward
32Foley
4Edwards
26Davissub22
7Jarvis
26Fletchersub9
29Doylesub21
Subs:
31De Vries
21Kightlysub29
9Ebanks-Blakesub26
10Hunt
14Johnson
16Berra
22Jonssonsub26
Man United
1De Gea
2Rafael
6Evansgoalsub12
5Ferdinand
3Evrasub20
7Valenciagoal
16Carricksub42
22Scholes
19Welbeckgoalyellow card
10Rooney
14Hernandezgoalgoal
Subs:
40Amos
11Giggs
12Smallingsub6
7Park
18Young
20Fabiosub3
42Pogbasub16

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18/03/2012 15:18, Report by Adam Marshall
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Wolves 0 United 5

Wolves briefly mounted some pressure with Kevin Doyle's shot easily fielded by David De Gea and Steven Fletcher flicking a header from a Matt Jarvis centre wide, even though the offside flag was up in any case. Three minutes later, it was United who broke through after Michael Carrick's shot deflected off Richard Stearman for a corner.

Wayne Rooney played the flag-kick to the far post and Carrick's intelligent sidefoot volley back into the danger zone was met by Evans, who swivelled to thump home his first goal for the club on his 119th appearance. Things went from bad to worse for Terry Connor's strugglers when Zubar inexplicably launched into wild tackles on Rooney and Welbeck within 11 first-half minutes. Welbeck received treatment as referee Anthony Taylor produced the inevitable second yellow card.

Scenting blood, United responded to the 10 men gamely winning a corner by breaking down the other end to double the lead. Welbeck's header out was moved on by Hernandez to Rooney, who produced by far his best pass of the half to release Valencia down the right. The fit-again Ecuadorian had plenty to do but utilised his pace to stunning effect and arrowed a brilliant finish just inside the far post.

Evans displayed his confidence with a raking pass to bring Valencia into the game again and an accurate cross, as is usually the case from the ex-Wigan man, allowed Welbeck to sweep an instant finish past the wrong-footed Hennessey to make it 3-0 before the interval.

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