Spanish wideman
Jota provided the assist and later revealed how he and Brazilian Wesley also share a close bond off the pitch.
Portuguese striker
Jota (above with Harry Maguire) scored in both Wolves' 2-1 home wins over United in the Premier League and FA Cup.
And
Jota has warned thatOle Gunnar Solskjaermust try to bring back the club's glory days, after Jose Mourinho, Louis van Gaal and David Moyes all failed.
Jurgen Klopp'smen then went on to win the Champions League and lift the European Cup for the sixth time -- doubling United's total -- and Portuguese forward
Jota reckons the gap in quality is having a knock-on effect when it comes to eroding the Red Devils world-wide fanbase, something he his witnessed first hand in his own country.
Jota, who scored in both those games last season, is in good form again this term, having scored a spectacular overhead kick in the Europa League qualifier win against FC Pyunik last week.
Fellow centre-back Coady, meanwhile, has been a focal point in Wolves' rise from the Championship to the Europa League and, despite Maguire's record-breaking transfer,
Jota is siding with his skipper.
Crusaders were unashamedly defensive at Molineux, but with Wolves having a two-goal advantage
Jota says it could be a different game tonight.
Jota worked with Villa's management team when he first came to England to play for Brentford five years ago.
But when Ruben Neves swung over a magnificent cross 13 minutes from time, Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster didn't know whether to stick or twist and
Jota volleyed the winner at the far post.
Ben Foster's error gifted
Jota a second-half winner at Vicarage Road to clinch a late 2-1 victory.
Jimenez and
Jota both might have scored earlier but were denied by fine saves from Sergio Romero.