Wolves had gone three games without a win before tonight, but they looked back to their ominous best against Leeds United.

You can click the link below to read Phil Cartwright's report on events at Elland Road, but that otherwise concludes our live text coverage. Thanks for joining us!

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There's no Championship match to get our teeth stuck into on Friday, so we'll have to wait until Saturday for our next dose of English Football League action.

We'll be bringing you live text and BBC Final Score coverage of 11 second-tier games, including the 17:30 GMT kick-off between Wolves and Aston Villa.

We'll also be casting an eye across League One and League Two, with high-flying Luton Town and Accrington Stanley going head-to-head in one of the standout fixtures.

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Here's confirmation, then, that Wolves' six-point gap at the top of the Championship has been restored. They're now 10 points clear of third-placed Aston Villa, their opponents on Saturday.

Leeds remain down in 13th, nine points off the play-off places with 10 games to play.

Wolves midfielder Alfred N'Diaye tells Sky Sports: "We played well today. We tried to be professional and that's good for our confidence after three games without a result."

Goalscorer Benik Afobe: "It's been frustrating because I've missed chances since I've been back. But I've trained well, I'm happy we've got a clean sheet and we've won the game 3-0."

We'll have some reaction from the Wolves camp up next...

Wolves are heading six points clear at the top of the Championship. Job done.

Romain Saiss wins a free-kick after Kalvin Phillips' brings him down. The full-time whistle is nearly upon us.

We'll have just a couple of added minutes.

A chance for Leeds! Sort of, anyway.

Another cross from the right loops up into the air and Caleb Ekuban manages to get his head to it, but can't generate enough pace to trouble John Ruddy.

Wolves make another switch, as Morgan Gibbs-White comes on for Ivan Cavaleiro. We're into the final five minutes at Elland Road.

If we're being unnecessarily picky, there's no doubt that with better decision-making Wolves could've scored five or six. They've looked a different class.

To their credit, Leeds are still plugging away here, given the match - and any lingering play-off hopes - looks to be beyond their reach.

There's not been too much to write home about since that Benik Afobe goal - his first for Wolves since December 2015.

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The visitors are sitting back and allowing Leeds to stroke the ball about now.

Even the referee's getting involved, accidentally intercepting/smartly bringing down Pablo Hernandez's forward pass.

I suppose we can put to bed all that talk of a Wolves wobble now?

They're the best team in this league and they're going to end the season top of it, surely.

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Wolves make a change immediately after the third goal - Diogo Jota is replaced by Helder Costa.

Wolves have defended really well tonight, Willy Boly in particular. Leeds just haven't really looked like scoring.

And that's probably reflected by this substitution, as Pierre-Michel Lasogga is withdrawn for Caleb Ekuban.

Here comes big Benik Afobe, on for Leo Bonatini, whose run without a goal goes on.

Benik Afobe is being readied on the Wolves bench. The visitors will be fairly keen on a third goal here, as it only takes one moment of quality from Leeds to throw the cat amongst the pigeons.

Pablo Hernandez is the second Leeds player to be yellow carded, fouling Diogo Jota down the Wolves left.