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Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC, K. Muri, Shacki Hisloff and Stevie Nicol here in the studio and we round off the Premier League week with the game between Wolves and Manchester United. A game in which Bruno Fernandez scored twice in the 4-1 win for Ruben Amarim's men. We also saw a nice volley from Mason Mount and Brian Mbuemo on the score sheet before

he goes off to the Africa Cup of Nations. Three points for Manchester United.

Let's welcome in Mark Ogden and Mario Melchior. As for Manchester United, Mark, nothing to see

here. Everything's absolutely fine.

Well, let's say that's a 4-1 win, a lot of goals and it takes them up to six, which is amazing, really considering that there's one point off the Champions League sports. And it's definitely progress for Ruben Amr. We can't knock that, we can't criticise that, but one thing I'd be a little bit worried if we united at the moment is African nations, players go away next week, no Brian and Buma, no Amadiole,

and no Sierra, for potentially a month.

So can they sustain this run of form without some of their best players

and they've got a tough run of games coming up?

But obviously they had to win tonight and they won well.

So for once, there's not much you can say negative about Man United.

It's onwards and upwards.

Stevie, they're going to get Champions League football no I don't I don't think they're

good enough I think I think defensively the the they're still subject to getting

opened up you know the goalkeeper looks solid but he, but he's not a superstar.

He's not going to be doing a Donoruma or an Allison or anything like that.

He'll save most things, but he's not going to be pulling saves off.

So, no, I don't think they're strong enough.

You can't rely on them.

I mean, at half time, we weren't quite sure what was going to happen in the second half. We thought United would pick it up again, but the fact that they let themselves get in the position from being in the lead to going at half time level

tells you that, you know, they're not quite there yet and so yeah, I don't think top four is realistic.

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