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That's just about it from us this evening on a night when Wolves have passed the 50-point marker after 22 games.

Their haul of 51 points is the most they've ever had at this stage of a season in the era of three points for a win.

It would take a brave man to bet against Nuno Espirito Santo's men winning promotion from here.

If you want to relive the action take a read of James Law's match report. In the meantime, have a good night and we'll be back at 14:00 GMT tomorrow with more EFL action.

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So victory for Wolves, defeat for Sheffield Wednesday in a game of only one shot on target per side.

A game of fine margins then.

The difference being Ruben Neves' measured finish from 25 yards, while Joost Van Aken's header was comfortably saved by John Ruddy.

But this defeat will increase the pressure on Owls boss Carlos Carvalhal who, after taking the club to the play-offs two seasons running, sees his side in the wrong half of the table and on a run of five games without a win.

Wolves' victory will take the headlines but the goals in the EFL this evening have come in League Two.

Frankie Kent, Mikael Mandron and Sammie Szmodics scored as Colchester came from behind to win 3-2 at Swindon and move above their promotion rivals into fifth.

Goals from Kaiyne Woolery and Kellan Gordon were not enough for the hosts, who drop to 10th going into tomorrow's games.

Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo told Sky Sports:

"I thought it was deserved but it was tough, credit to Sheffield Wednesday.

"We controlled the game but there is one 'but' in our game and that is choosing the right option to get another goal.

"Christmas is going to be a tough period with some tough games, but we'll try to fight and win."

Mel Eves
Former Wolves forward on BBC WM

"Wolves were a bit lethargic tonight but when they have been doing well they have defended all over the pitch.

"Teams are going to be wound-up to play Wolves because they are the big scalp.

"Sheffield Wednesday had a real go tonight but Wolves have managed the game well at the back.

"Wolves made it harder than they could have done because they didn't work hard enough."

The answer is no.

Ruben Neves' first-half goal proves the difference and gives Wolves victory at Hillsborough.

The Championship leaders are seven points clear of second-placed Cardiff, 11 points clear of Bristol City in third and will celebrate Christmas at the top of the table.

The Owls have a free-kick deep inside their own half. Is there time for late drama?

Helder Costa almost wriggles through for Wolves but Adam Reach is in the right place at the right time.

The ball is at the wrong end of the field for Sheffield Wednesday.

Wolves look to kill some of that time by replacing Ivan Cavaleiro with midfielder Alfred N'Diaye.

Into stoppage time at Hillsborough. There will be three added minutes.

Ruben Neves tries his luck from range again for Wolves but only finds the bottom tier of the Leppings Lane stand.

Almost a game-settling second for Wolves.

Diogo Jota dances away from a couple of challenges and finds Ivan Cavaleiro, who has Helder Costa in support but fires across goal and wide.

Three minutes left plus stoppage time - what to Wednesday have left in the tank?

Five minutes left for Wolves to hang on - and they will play it against 10 men.

Helder Costa turns Morgan Fox inside out, the defender clips the winger just outside the box and trudges off to the dressing room after being shown a second yellow card.

Maybe the real EFL drama tonight is happening in League Two!

Having been 2-1 behind, Swindon equalise through Kellan Gordan - whose shot goes through a load of U's bodies.

But the old adage that you're at your must vulnerable after scoring rings true again as Sammie Szmodics drifts past his marker to score his 10th of the season for Colchester.

Into the last 10 minutes now and Ruben Neves takes one for the team and clips Adam Reach at full pelt to go into the book.

Wonderful quick feet from Ruben Neves on the edge of the Owls box helps earn his side a corner but that second goal won't come as the Portuguese balloons another effort from distance well over the bar.

For all their pressure, Sheffield Wednesday are still yet to carve out a stand-out chance.

Ross Wallace floats yet another cross into the Wolves box but John Ruddy comes to claim.

Wolves do nearly hit Sheffield Wednesday on the break as Ryan Bennett gallops into the box in acres of space.

The defender looks to pick out a team-mate rather than shoot and the Owls are just able to clear their lines.

Sheffield Wednesday again asking questions of Wolves as Lucas Joao gets in behind the Wolves defence and pulls back a cross which Willy Boly, on the stretch, puts over his own bar.

Wolves defend the corner well.