Ole Gunnar Solskjær is right to be wary of Wolves as they sit pretty in seventh on their return to the Premier League. After Sunday’s reverse at Arsenal, Manchester United will want to bounce back but Wolves knocked Liverpool out at Molineux in the third round so a home win would be no great shock as each team battles for the prize of a Wembley semi-final. Jamie Jackson

Saturday 7.55pm BBC One

Venue Molineux

Head-to-head Wolves 34 Manchester United 48 Draws 17

Referee Martin Atkinson

This season G27 Y87 R2 3.29 cards/game (all competitions)

Odds H 2-1 A 6-4 D 12-5

WOLVES

Subs from Ruddy, Norris, Cavaleiro, Giles, Watt, Gonçalves, Traoré, Gibbs-White, Vinagre, Costa, Ennis, Kilman, Saïss

Doubtful None

Injured None

Suspended None

Discipline Y60 R1 (all competitions)

Form DWDLWD (all competitions)

Leading scorer Jiménez 14 (all competitions)

MANCHESTER UNITED

Subs from Grant, Romero, Gomes, Chong, Rojo, Bailly, Fred, Greenwood, Garner, Herrera, Lukaku, Jones

Doubtful Greenwood, Herrera, Lingard, Lukaku (all match fitness)

Injured Darmian (knock, 30 Mar), Mata (hamstring), Sánchez (knee), Valencia (calf, all Apr)

Suspended Young (one match)

Discipline Y85 R5 (all competitions)

Form WDWWWL (all competitions)

Leading scorer Lukaku 15 (all competitions)