Kobbie Kainoo saves the devil's

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 Manchester United rescued a late victory over Wolves (3-4).The devil's had two goal lead at first half, goals from Rashford and Hojlund.

In second half wolves come differently compared to the first half, and they managed to score three goals in dying minutes to level the game.

At 97th minutes young star 18 years old Mainoo strike a strong shot which ended into the wolves net.This is his first goal of the season in English premier League since he joined the club.

Mainoo (front) and Granacho, celebrating 


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