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January 01, 2026

WOLVES manager Rob Edwards was not surprised by Ruben Amorim reverting to a back three on Tuesday night.

- By STEVEN RAILSTON

Amorim tweaked United's tactics in the 1-0 victory against Newcastle on Boxing Day, starting the game with a back four, with Patrick Dorgu playing in an advanced role.

Newcastle struggled to get to grips with the tactical change in the opening exchanges and their analysts were overhead trying to decipher the formation in the press box.

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