The ball drops invitingly for Wolves' Tommy Doyle to try his luck with a 25-yard volley, but the ball dribbles through for Dean Henderson to make a routine save.

This game has been low on quality from both sides and intensity from us (Palace). You have the feeling a single moment may divide the teams.Nick

Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What Gary O'Neil would have been asking for at half time would have been more intensity, and we have seen that from Wolves in the opening few minutes of this half. The game sort of passed them by in the first half and they didn't lay a glove on Palace.

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Wolves will have to put those chances away if they are to stay up this season. Should have been a goal. Sarabia will be kicking himself.

Joe

Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What an unbelievable save from Dean Henderson. He does so well to get out off his line and in the face of Pablo Sarabia and put him off. He makes himself big and takes one in the face for it.

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Another great chance for Wolves, again from Matheus Cunha's pass to Pablo Sarabia.

Sarabia only has Dean Henderson to beat, but the goalkeeper is brave, with the ball from the powerful strike smashing him in the face. A very painful one for Henderson, but he kept it out, somehow.

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The Wolves fans get interested in a penalty shout as Jorgen Strand Larsen gets a shove in the back from Maxence Lacroix, although the Wolves man did have a massive chunk of the Palace man's shirt.

The rest of the manager interview videos will come later on, now back to the action at Molineux.

Re: Joe at 18.17.

It’s not so much a must win against a Palace side who have just had narrow defeats against Liverpool and Forest and wins against Villa and Spurs. It’s more of a must not lose. To come away with nothing today would be extremely disappointing and serve to pile even more pressure on the team and manager.

Richard

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Let's get some manager videos now from some of today's other matches.

Real feeling of desperation tonight at Wolves. It feels like an absolute must-win. The more it goes on, the less you feel they will score and Palace will grab one on the counter. Wolves fans will take a drab 5.30 kick-off for a crucial three points here.

Joe

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Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Crystal Palace will be disappointed to not be going in at half time with a lead. They have had a chance with Will Hughes, Jean-Philippe Mateta had a chance that was blocked by Eddie Nketiah on the line, so it's been frustrating.

It's not been great. Trevoh Chalobah for Palace and Pablo Sarabia for Wolves have missed good chances, and that's about it.

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Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was brilliant goalkeeping from Dean Henderson, gets a big hand around on the ball. But what is Pablo Sarabia doing? Instead of looking behind him he should be focused on the ball and putting it in the net.

You can feel the anxiety and frustration in the crowd, it does feel like a one-goal game.