Tom Lawrence picks up the ball on the flank and, after it looked like it just about went out for Wolves throw-in, Ryan Bennett is judged to have brought him down and Derby have a free-kick in a dangerous area.

The hosts neutralise the danger and John Ruddy is on hand to easily collect the ball from the set piece that follows.

Ruben Neves has just unleashed a cross-field pass to Matt Doherty with such incredible accuracy that there's an audible 'ooh' that echoes around Molineux.

Doherty tries a volleyed pass towards the onrushing Wolves forwards, but Derby manage to deal with the pressure.

The tempo has slowed down at Molineux now, but Wolves still look dangerous when they have the ball.

As we approach the midway point of the first half, Wolves' fans will be the happier. Derby have rarely threatened.

Matt Price: Nuno is simply a great manager. Class, honest and loves the game. The Premier League deserves someone like him.. bring on Wolves!

James Murphy: I can hear the cheers of the Wolves fans from my house!

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Ivan Cavaleiro lofts a cross from the corner of the box towards Benik Afobe, who rises high to nod just clear of the target.

Wolves keeping the pressure on.

Barry Douglas whips a Wolves corner into the box and it flies across the face of goal before being cleared away.

Wolves look dominant when they're in possession and they're teasing Derby with a passing game tonight.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side are looking good as things stand.

Ruben Neves picks up the ball after about 20 consecutive Wolves passes in the Derby County half.

The Portuguese, who's only scored from outside the box this season, tries his luck with a powerful shot, which is palmed away by Scott Carson.

Not much to talk about after that goal. Wolves have dominated possession since going a goal to the good and they look comfortable with the ball.

The Molineux faithful, who have braved what is a damp and dreary night in Wolverhampton, are in fine voice.

"We shall not be moved" rings around the ground.

Willy Boly clears the ball and Derby win a corner within the opening minute. Chris Baird plays a short corner to Andreas Weimann who's got acres of space on the edge of the box.

The former Wolves loanee tips his shot over the bar, failing to trouble John Ruddy.

Derby, wearing all white, get us under way and are attacking Molineux's Sir Jack Hayward Stand.

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That's if you can bear to listen..

The players have arrived onto the pitch at Molineux to Faithless' Insomnia.

Absolute banger.

Derby County name an unchanged side for the third game in a row as they look to establish their place in the Championship play-off places.

Former Wolves loanees Andreas Weimann and Tom Huddlestone start for the visitors.

Derby: Carson, Lawrence, Baird, Wisdom, Pearce, Weimann, Vydra, Nugent, Davies, Ledley, Huddlestone.

Subs: Roos, Forsyth, Keogh, Palmer, Hanson, Jerome, Thomas.

Championship leaders Wolves make one change from the side that beat Cardiff City 1-0 on Friday as Ivan Cavaleiro replaces Leo Bonatini in attack.

Wolves: Ruddy, Douglas, Boly, Coady, Bennett, Doherty, Saiss, Neves, Jota, Afobe, Cavaleiro.

Subs: Norris, N'Diaye, Batth, Costa, Gibbs-White, Hause, Bonatini.

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In light of the fact that Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo likes to go all out with his post-match celebrations this season, we want to know, what's the most you've ever celebrated at a football match?

My Dad once fell onto the row in front of him when our team beat our local rivals about 11 years ago. Can you beat that?

If you can, let us know, using #bbcefl on Twitter.

It all happened last night in the English Football League. Jack Grealish's stunning late strike for Aston Villa - scored in front of the Duke of Cambridge - prolonged Cardiff City's misery as they slipped to third in the Championship at the expense of Fulham.

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Sunderland picked up a point at the other end of the table against Norwich but it should really have been three as they conceded a late equaliser, while Wigan moved top of League One with a thumping local derby win against Rochdale.

Meanwhile, Fulham's win against Reading not only moved them into second place in the Championship, but it also means Wolves now cannot go up no matter what happens tonight.

Nuno's men could, however, tee up a shot at promotion against local rivals Birmingham City when they meet on Sunday.

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Swedish classic rock band Europe once sang "It's the final countdown" and, if I'm not mistaken, that song was written in the mid 1980s to describe the end of the 2017-18 Championship season.

Confident Wolves fans rejoice. Tonight could be beginning of the pathway to the Premier League.

Nervous Wolves fans look away. Tonight could raise the old blood pressure if Derby County can spoil the party at Molineux, as Nuno Espirito Santo's side look to extend their lead at the Championship summit from eight to 11 points.

We will also be bringing you updates of tonight's solitary League One game as relegation-threatened Oldham Athletic take on Walsall, with both sides needing a win to boost their chances of staying up.

Stay tuned.