Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo is targeting a place in the Europa League semi-final, where they could be on course to meet Manchester United. Photo: PAManchester United and Wolves could meet in an all-English Europa League semi-final. With continental football resuming in August after the coronavirus suspension, the draw for next month's eight-team mini-tournament in Germany was made yesterday. Wolves' path to that point looks harder than that of United, while Rangers are on the other half of the draw. UEFA has given the green light for the round-of-16 second legs to be played on August 5 and 6 at home teams' stadiums.

Source: Irish Independent July 11, 2020 01:39 UTC