Wolves vs Liverpool live: Latest score and updates from Premier League clash

13 mins: That was a move of two passes.

Joao Gomes produces a delightful outside-the-foot through ball to set Tchatchoua away down the right, but the wing-back gets his cross all wrong as it sails out for a goal-kick.

12 mins: TNT Sports commentator Darren Fletcher highlights the surprisingly tepid atmosphere inside Molineux, just as the away end gets into song.

The home fans haven’t found their voice yet, despite the joy they’ve witnessed here over the past couple of weeks.

9 mins: First corner of the night goes Wolves’ way – and in a refreshing change of pace, it isn’t lumped on top of the goalkeeper with 20 players wrestling in the six-yard box.

Angel Gomes’ delivery is flicked on by Armstrong and falls to the feet of Mane, but he can’t get a shot away and Liverpool clear.

6 mins: CHANCE! Salah controls a wonderful searching ball from Van Dijk seemingly to perfection in the box, but Krejci and Bueno come across to effectively screen the Egyptian and prevent him from getting a shot away at goal.

Salah holds his face but it’s no foul, per the referee.

4 mins: Joao Gomes having a bit of fun with Frimpong early on, turning the Dutchman inside out before going for a nutmeg.

Frimpong shuts his legs and concedes the throw.

Here’s Richard Jolly inside Molineux:

“A clear obvious ploy from Wolves is to try and use the pace of Jackson Tchatchoua behind the Liverpool defence. The wing-back is one of the fastest players in the league.”

1 min: Bright start from Wolves as Tchatchoua is sent running down the right, chasing a wonderful ball from the back.

He crosses aiming for his opposite number Wolfe, who miscontrols the ball and the chance goes.

We are UNDERWAY at Molineux!

The players are out under the Molineux lights… kick-off coming up!

Here’s Richard Jolly inside Molineux:

“The first of a double header, where the clubs may have different priorities. The Premier League game seems more important for Liverpool. Friday’s FA Cup tie certainly is for Wolves. That said, they can have an impact on the battle for the third and fourth, for the second time in a few days. Wolves’ win over Aston Villa gives Liverpool the chance to go ahead of Unai Emery’s team.”