We will have three minutes of stoppage time here.

A great defensive header from Villa's Ahmed Elmohamady after Barry Douglas whips in a free-kick.

The Egyptian was under huge pressure from Danny Batth at the back post.

Lewis Grabban hits the side netting for Villa after some fantastic work from Jack Grealish on the byline.

Perhaps Grabban should have pulled the ball back though, rather than going for goal from a tight angle?

That was close to a second for Villa.

The free-kick after Danny Batth's foul was floated in by Robert Snodgrass, John Terry headed it back across goal from the far post but James Chester just misses with an overhead kick.

Soon after, Diogo Jota goes into the book after a coming together with a Villa player.

Wolves defender Danny Batth goes into the book after fouling Jack Grealish 30 or so yards from the Wolves goal.

Conor Coady has put in a couple of key clearances for Wolves, but none as important as the one just now.

Albert Adomah got free down the left again for Villa and sent in a tasty low ball into the box, but the former Liverpool youngster was tracking back and in the right place to clear.

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If you are a neutral you have to admit that so far the football on offer has been very pleasing on the eye.

Both sides are eager to get the ball down and pass and both have players capable of beating a man and creating that little bit of magic - Matt Doherty and Ivan Cavaleiro for Wolves, and Albert Adomah and Jack Grealish for Villa.

Mel Eves
Former Wolves forward on BBC WM

Ivan Cavaleiro was quiet at the start but he's coming more and more into the game.

Robert Snodgrass has a bit of a talking to by the referee after an aerial coming together with Wolves' Barry Douglas.

An excellent mazy run down the right from Ivan Cavaleiro, but the Wolves man possibly picks the wrong option with his pass and Villa are able to clear.

But Nuno Espirito Santo's side keep pressing and pressing here at Villa Park.

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Well we really do have the makings of a classic here, it is a game rapidly becoming the sort of end-to-end encounter you hope to see between two local rivals.

Conor Hourihane has just had a shot blocked on the edge of the box for Villa while Wolves keep probing for an opening at the other end.

Garry Thompson
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC WM 95.6

The defenders have to deal with it and the keeper has to deal with it.

There will be more goals in this.

Aston Villa have failed to win just two games this season once they have scored the first goal.

But Wolves are doing their best to change that statistic, they've been the better side since going behind to that early Albert Adomah goal.

John Terry clears one off the line as Wolves search for an equaliser.

Matt Doherty gets on the end of the floated cross from the left and sends it towards goal, but the former England skipper is there to volley it off the line.

Albert Adomah has a chance for the second.

Robert Snodgrass breaks into the right side of the box, plays it across the face of the goal about 12 yards out but Adomah cannot connect under pressure from the Wolves defence.

A positive start for Steve Bruce's men.

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Mel Eves
Former Wolves forward on BBC WM

Nobody attacked the ball and they watched Villa walk it in. Very disappointing from a Wolves point of view.

Lots of noise so far in this derby, but no chances as yet as both sides aim to keep it tight with so much at stake.

Jack Grealish has a bit of a shoving match with Alfred N'Diaye.

While you have to admire Grealish's ambition, it would be like Naseem Hamed trying to fight Frank Bruno in boxing terms!