Wolves 2 - 1 Man Utd -5th February 2011

Manchester United came to Molineux as a team sitting comfortably at the top of the Premier League, seeking to extend their impressive status as the only side in the division to be unbeaten all season, but as the floodlights shone down on a pulsating game, Wolves had other ideas.

The home team were coming into the game following a run of good performances, but poor results in comparison to a United team who were riding high at top of the division, and within five minutes of the match starting the writing was on the wall as Nani put the visitors ahead.

But the Wolves team, backed by the vociferous crowd support, refused to accept a United defeat like so many had done before them. The team rallied; they played like men possessed full of spirit and endeavour and would soon get the deserved reward their spirit warranted.

With the equaliser coming from George Elokobi, his first in the Premier League, Wolves gained the momentum. And the team wouldn't stop there. Continuing to press the league leaders, just before half time, the Molineux crowd was sent into hysteria when Kevin Doyle put Wolves into the lead.

Molineux was rocking and the electric atmosphere would continue right up to the final whistle as Wolves celebrated another famous victory against the Red Devils.