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Arsenal.However, former Gunner, Lee Dixon’s praise for the centre-back duo seemed to immediately jinx Gabriel and Mikel Arteta’s side as a whole.A sloppy back pass from the Brazilian defender plunged his goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale into trouble, as Wolves striker Hwang Hee-Chan nipped past and tapped the ball into an empty net. Fortunately, Gabriel and Dixon’s blushes were spared as Nicolas Pepe's second half strike and a last minute own goal by Wolves' goalkeeper Jose Sa gave the north Londoners a vital 2-1 victory.But the match, and quite possible their top four hopes, were almost sidelined, after the former Arsenal defender compared White and Gabriel to Arsenal Invincibles Martin Keown, Tony Adams, and Steve Bould.

Chelsea are targeting a summer transfer move for Wolves defender Max Kilman, according to reports.Kilman, 24, has been a key player for the Midlands side this season and is reportedly on the verge of a first England call-up.The boyhood Blues fan has been one of the standout stars for Bruno Lage's side in a season that has seen them defy expectations and challenge for the Champions League.Wolves are six points off Manchester United with two games in hand on the fourth-place side. Kilman's performance have been a big part of their recent success, and he is now attracting interest from Chelsea, with the European champions prepared to move for the centre-half when the transfer window reopens.

Wolves are digging their heels in over the prospective transfer of Ruben Neves to Manchester United, with reports suggesting that they are confident of keeping hold of the midfielder until the summer.United had made the Portuguese player a target, according to SunSport, but their £35milllion valuation of the Portuguese international is a bit short of what Wolves want for the player, the club hoping for at least £5milllion more. in fact, the club are now confident they can keep hold of Neves until the end of the campaign at least.

John Barnes believes Ralf Rangnick's consultancy role at Manchester United is secure no matter his performance as interim manager.

Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick has reportedly encouraged his bosses at the club to make a move for Wolves defender Max Kilam during a presentation he made.Kilman has impressed under Bruno Lage this season, playing every minute of every game in all competitions, with his side having been something of a surprise package this season.He has been part of a backline which has secured the Premier League’s second-best defensive record this term, with many suggesting he should be called up to the England squad.The 24-year-old started both of Wolves’ clashes with United this season and his performances appear to have drawn the eye of Red Devils boss Rangnick.According to 90min.com, the German delivered a presentation to the club’s hierarchy earlier this month to give an assessment on the current squad.Incoming chief executive Richard Arnold was said to be at the meeting, with Rangnick highlighting areas of the team that need to be improved through the transfer market.One of those areas was defence, with United struggling to find a solid balance in their backline.As part of his assessment, it is stated that Rangnick discussed a list of potential targets for this month’s window.Would Max Kilman be a good signing for Manchester United? Let us know in the comments section...One of the players on that list was Kilman, with Rangnick said to have recommended he be ‘looked at closely’ as he impresses at Molineux.Though they signed Raphael Varane in the summer, central defence has been a problem for United, with Harry Maguire, Victor Lindelof and Eric Bailly struggling at times.Kilman meanwhile has excelled, making 39 tackles, 73 clearances and winning 43 aerial battles in the Premier League.When compared to United, that would put

Manchester United are reportedly among the interested parties looking to acquire Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves.

Chelsea lost more ground in the Premier League title race after they were held to a disappointing 0-0 draw by Wolves on Sunday afternoon.The Blues were left to rue their inability to finish a host of chances in their 1-1 draw with Everton on Thursday night, but they could have few complaints after putting in a lacklustre display against Bruno Lage's side.Chelsea survived an early scare after Daniel Podence's strike was chalked off for offside by VAR but they managed to make it to the break level after a disappointing first half.The Blues improved after the interval but failed to find that elusive goal to break the deadlock and were forced to settle for a point at Molineux.Daily Star Sport takes a look at the calls made by Thomas Tuchel on a

The hectic Christmas schedule continues as Manchester City are back at the Etihad on Tuesday night looking to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League when they welcome Leeds United.

Wolves manager Bruno Lage has been left frustrated and admits there needs to be a 'balance' found with VAR's decision making within the game, as his side lost 1-0 at the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester City have the early chance to put some pressure on title rivals Liverpool and Chelsea as they host Wolves.

Daily Star Sport takes a look at three hings Klopp got right and one he got wrong as Liverpool beat Bruno Lage's Wolves at Molineux. While Liverpool's forwards lacked the cutting edge going forward for the most part, it was substitute Divock Origi who proved to be the difference between the two sides.

Liverpool are on high alert after Wolves have slashed their asking price for Spanish winger Adama Traore.The Reds were keen to try and land the winger over the summer, but Bruno Lage's side demanded a fee of £50million for his services.However, Jurgen Klopp could swoop back in over the winter transfer window with Wolves reportedly ready to offload Traore.According to Football Insider, Wolves have slashed his Traore's asking price to around £20million but could be willing to sell for as little as £18million.Wolves are reportedly strapped for cash and would need to sell before buying more players.Traore has been a peripheral figure for Wolves this season, and he has only started seven of their last 14 games.And the Spaniard has failed to make

Liverpool could be forced to battle Barcelona to the signing of Spain international Adama Traore in the January transfer window as Wolves consider their options. Bruno Lage's side are said to be 'not close' to agreeing an extension with the 25-year-old, who is under contract at Molineux until the summer of 2023.

Wolves since recovering from a fractured skull to hand Bruno Lage's men a 1-0 win away at Southampton.Jimenez suffered the horror injury during a match against Arsenal in November of last year, throwing the future of his playing career into serious doubt.The Mexico striker fractured his skull in a clash of heads with Gunners defender David Luiz at the Emirates, forcing him off on a stretcher and straight to hospital, where he underwent successful surgery.Many questioned whether he would ever play football again, but fortunately Jimenez was able to return in pre-season while wearing protective headgear.New Wolves boss Lage has since started him in all six of their Premier League outings this season, and after drawing blank in the first five

Who is the best at performing the Rabona? Comment belowAt the time Wolves and Brentford were both locked in a 0-0 stalemate at the Molineux.It was a must win match for Bruno Lage’s side who have endured a difficult start to the season with four defeats in their opening five Premier League matches.While their performances have been quite decent, their lack of a cutting edge in front of goal has cost them dearly.Jimenez’s effort could perfectly sum up their struggles in the final third of the pitch.They have no trouble getting themselves into good positions, but when push comes to shove, they have not been able to find the net.Lage’s side will need to be more consistent and clinical with their chances if they are to recover from their

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Manchester United's win on Sunday.Mason Greenwood secured what had looked an unlikely victory with the only goal of a game in which Bruno Lage's side missed a raft of chances.But Wolves were left fuming as Ruben Neves complained of a foul from Paul Pogba in the build-up to the decider at Molineux.Pogba had taken a bad touch, and caught the midfielder's leg as he tried to recover.Afterwards, the France star was being interviewed alongside David de Gea - who pulled off a superb double save to deny Roman Saiss from a corner.And boos rang out as the furious home crowd jeered Pogba, with some supporters launching four-letter tirades at the 28-year-old.But Pogba wasn't fazed, as he reacted to the abuse by taking his shirt off and handing it to

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