Matt Doherty confident Wolves can finish the job against Manchester United

Matt Doherty has backed Wolves to cause Manchester United more FA Cup pain.

Matt Doherty confident Wolves can finish the job against Manchester United
Sun, 05 Jan, 2020 - 13:44
Nick Mashiter

Matt Doherty has backed Wolves to cause Manchester United more FA Cup pain.

The defender remains confident after the 0-0 third-round draw at Molineux on Saturday.

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