Manchester United suffered their 15th defeat from the Premier League season after a stunning Pablo Sarabia Free-Kick Wolves saw a 1-0 win.
Ruben Amorim made five changes of Thursday evening's dramatic 5-4 victory for the return of United to the Interior Service.
One of those changes saw Amorim a first start at the 20-year-old Academy Center-Back Tyler Fredricson.
Christian Eriksen – who had mare against Newcastle last Sunday – came closest to a first half of free kick, but both parties looked boring.
Wrestling striker Rasmus Hojlund then rejected a promising chance after he had not found the Run van Kobbie Mainoo early in the second half.
And minutes later, the Dane could not come at the end of a wonderful cross of Alejandro Garnacho before he was immersed for Chido Obi.
But Sarabia brought United back to the earth with a beautiful late free kick to the top corner of Andre Onana from 20 meters.
So United descended to the 14th in the Premier League table – level at points with the visitors – and seem ready for their worst Premier League finish.
This is how Sunssport's Ken Lawrence rated the Red Devils of a sunny Old Trafford on Easter Sunday.
Andre Onana – 5
Probably a delay was given this summer when Ruben Amorim would have liked to bring in a more reliable no. 1.
But what money the manager has for the transfer window must go somewhere else, so that the disaster is probably coming.
However, there were none in this version and no keeper would have stopped Sarabia's 78thminute Wonder Free Kick.
Noussair Mazraoui – 6
The right wing back was re -employed as a central defender in a back three and looked comfortable again.
The safe player of the Morocco International, he gets his positioning and goes well and there is rarely panic in what he does.
His defense has been constantly improved and he showed that with one brilliant-Timede challenge to rob Rayan Ait-Nouri when he was in full swing with the rest of the United-back-back.
Victor Lindelof – 6
The day as a captain started before Bruno Fernandes entered the stage in the second half and was rock-solid.
Will almost certainly be gone at the end of the season when his contract ends and this was only his fifth start since Ruben Amorim arrived in November.
West Ham wanted him in January and in terms of selling to future employers this was a very good show window for the Swedish center.
Tyler Fredricson – 6
The Academy Kid from South Manchester made his debut and hardly brought a foot wrong.
He was on the left of a back three who had never played as a unit, but showed a lot of calmness and nerve.
It helped that the side of the Vitor Pereira rarely showed their teeth until Sarbabia struck, but the child is certainly one for the future.
Patrick Dorgu – 6
The wing behind was shifted from left to right from behind, but did not look in place at all.
Indeed, he delivered a wonderful cross that, not surprising, Rasmus Hoijlund did not succeed in getting his head.
Arrived in February only for £ 25 million from Lecce, but has settled well and has again given every indication that he will become a force to take into account.
Manuel Ugarte -4
I was done three times in a row more than 20 meters in less than five seconds halfway through the first half.
In that terrible order, he even failed to pollute Nelson Semedo. That's how slow he is.
The former PSG midfielder, 24, has had its good moments since the arrival of £ 45 million from last summer, but just like in this collision, also a lot of bad ones.
Christian Eriksen – 6
His fine free kick forced a very good tip-over from goalkeeper Dan Bentley, last-minute replacement for Wolves No. 1 Jose Sa who was injured in the warm-up.
The Danish veteran has already announced that he will leave in the summer looking for a new club and showed that there is still a bit left in the tank.
At the age of 33 he is probably in a less-physical environment than the Prem, but that old head will be of value wherever he goes.
Harry Amass – 8
Making his second premium and immediately looked out at home – self -assured, smart feet and with vision that damages its age and experience.
Delivered an excellent cross early in the game and the 18 -year -old makes himself a favorite with fans thanks to his guts, working speed and talent.
Really a star in the making and someone who looks like he was born to be a left wing back, but who will eventually be used further on the field in the future.
Alejandro Garnacho – 6
Crazy. Magic. Or a muppet combination of the two – you never know it completely with the Argentinian.
Started on the right, but often switched from flanks with Mainoo and spent every minute he could run to the opposition.
The problem, because it is almost always with him, is the last ball – that lack of calmness will continue to cost him and his teammates until he learns to calm down.
Rasmus Hojlund – 3
That is now a goal in 28 games and even that was against doomed Leicester in a 3 – 0 gone victory last month.
For an amount of £ 72 million, he has become one of the big white elephants in the history of Old Trafford, so if he will be sold this summer, good luck with getting half of that compensation.
It often complains that he does not get the right service, but in the 53rd minute he had the chance to show how that was done, but only went for the unmarked Garnacho and Dorgu instead of quadrating.
Kobbie Mainoo – 6
First start in two months after a muscular injury to have come from the bank to score in the MILDWOEK MIRACLE Comeback from United.
Used in an unknown role wide left of the front three and did not look bad at all in his neat new short haircut.
It seems that his injury was blown in absence and although he should have been booked after 12 minutes for a penalty box dive, almost replicated the excellent strike that brought the score to 4-4 in the Miracle Comeback against Lyon.
Subs
Mason Mount 5 (for Mainoo 58).
Bruno Fernandes 5 (for Ugarte 58)
Widely shifted from the perfect set of Alejandro Garnacho – Up.