Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says they must be at their best for Monday's trip to Wolves.
United, who beat Chelsea 4-0 in their opening Premier League fixture, travel to Wolves on Monday, where they lost twice last season in the league and FA Cup.
Solskjaer knows his side will be subjected to a stern test at Molineux, but said they could not be in better shape going into the encounter, following the Chelsea win.
You always go into any game positive, with the right intention, thinking you're going to win," said Solskjaer.
The last two visits there were tough games and Wolves are a hard team to break down.
They defend deep, don't give you a lot of spaces, counter-attack and their set-pieces always dangerous.
We've been looking at the games from last season, to see if there's anything different to do this time.
But our form, our attitude and the mood after the win is great, so we go into the game confident.
We've had a good pre-season, fitness is better and we've got a young team which will give us that energy."
