It's been all Wednesday these last few minutes but the visitors should probably be level.

Jordan Graham sends a cross to the back post and Nathan Byrne, not famed for his aerial ability it should be said, can't direct his effort on target from five yards out.

The hosts are all over Wolves now.

The visitors, so dominant in the opening exchanges, have been rocked by those two Fernando Forestieri goals and the Italian nearly scores his third before Daniel Pudil thrashes the rebound over the bar.

BBC WM's Rob Gurney speaks to Sean O'Driscoll after the win that took his Saddlers side up to second in League One.

Read the match report here.

Not a great deal to report just at the moment as we head towards the 15th minute.

Wolves probably still just about on top but they've not forced Owls keeper Keiren Westwood into a meaningful save yet.

Wednesday forward Fernando Forestieri tries to bend one for the corner but directs his effort too close to Wolves keeper Carl Ikeme.

At the other end Wolves dangerman Benik Afobe thinks he's in on goal but the assistant's flag is up before James Henry tries a chip that goes just over the Wednesday bar.

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Brian McDermott has arrived at the Madejski Stadium ahead of the first match of his second spell as Reading manager.

Team news to come shortly.

Both teams are looking to bounce back after defeats in midweek.

A Sheffield Wednesday win would see them spend Christmas close to the play-off places while a Wolves win would move them up to 11th.

It's the visitors who have made the brighter start so far with the hosts guilty of over-playing in their own half on a couple of occasions.

It's going very nicely for Watford at Vicarage Road - Odion Ighalo has given the Hornets a 2-0 lead against Liverpool.

Follow that game here.

We're under way at Hillsborough.

Sizeable investment in the squad and the positive impact of new boss Carlos Carvalhal have propelled Sheffield Wednesday into a position where they could challenge for promotion this season.

Despite failing to win any of their last four games, the Owls will start Sunday's home game against Wolves four points away from a play-off spot.

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"I never go to a game and say I will try to draw," Carvalhal told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"Sometimes we play better, sometimes we don't start so good. But we will always try to win the game."

It's hard work being a Wolves fan right now.

Kenny Jackett's side missed out on a play-off place on goal difference last season, and many expected a similar promotion challenge in 2015-16. But that hasn't materialised.

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Thursday's 3-2 home defeat by Leeds ended a five-match unbeaten run, but Wanderers are 17th in the table and they've only won one of their last seven games going into today's game at Sheffield Wednesday.

Jackett told BBC WM 95.6: "When you get a key period like December, where there are so many games on top of each other, we have to make sure we're pushing up.

"We've just had two home games for which we've got one point. We're disappointed with that and we're looking to improve."

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In his first game in charge, Sean O'Driscoll sees the Saddlers move to second in the table and to within three points of top spot.

Jordan Cook was the difference today, coming off the bench after the break to grab the decisive double.

But this is not it from us at BBC today, stay with us as Ian Woodcock takes you through Sheffield Wednesday v Wolves (14:00 GMT).

Sam Mantom comes into the action, replacing George Evans as Walsall look to eat up time.

Big chance for Port Vale, but Ben Purkiss fails to get enough on his close-range header to set up a tense finish.