Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

Everton are enjoying good possession in this second half and they have retained the ball a lot better.

This guy. Ruben Neves takes the ball out of the air and rifles in a shot from at least 30 yards which dips just over the crossbar. The Wolves man could be a star this season.

Everton have a rare chance now and Cenk Tosun's 20-yard shot effort is easily saved by Rui Patricio.

Good play by Helder Costa as he controls a pass on the right wing but the linesman flags that the ball had gone out for a throw-in. Hmmm, not sure about that.

England boss Gareth Southgate is here. He was at Old Trafford last night too.

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While I've got you all here, can people start pronouncing Doherty right please? There's no C before the H.

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Diogo Jota finds Matt Doherty in space on the right - but the Irishman's cross to Raul Jimenez is just over the Mexican. Six inches lower and the debutant was in there

Wolves had been linked to Andre Silva, another Portuguese, but he's on his way to Sevilla.

Basically nothing has happened since the break. Diogo Jota has just fouled Seamus Coleman, who held the Portuguese off well.

Cenk Tosun asks a lot of Leighton Baines on the left and he's eventually crowded out by a Matt Doherty-Joao Moutinho dream team.

I wonder if Moutinho had ever even heard of Doherty before joining.

Wolves have a throw-in. It's lashing it down in the West Midlands. Loads of Wolves fans have those kind of disposable rain poncho things (there's probably a name for them).

Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

You can debate it all day, but the decision has been made now and there is nothing you can do about it. The crowd are back up for it again and Everton have got to keep the ball a bit better.

On why Molineux has a French-sounding name

Peter Jones: it’s Belgian! In the 18th Century, John Molineux moves from Belgium and set up a farm called Molineux Farm.

Wolves get us under way. Or The Wolves as I saw them called on Twitter by an American account the other day. I kind of like it.

The players come out for the second half to some pyrotechnics. Lads, it's a league game not the Champions League final.

Tom Davies is warming up on the pitch at the moment.

Would Everton take a point now? You'd imagine so.

Ruben Neves played more passes than anyone else in that half, Leighton Baines had the best passing accuracy.

I've always thought Molineux sounds more like a French ground than one in Wolverhampton. Le Wolves?

Ruben Neves has scored seven league goals from outside the box since the start of last season, more than any other player in the top four tiers.

All of his English league goals have been from outside the box.

He is only the second Portuguese player to score on his Premier League debut, after Deco for Chelsea vs Portsmouth in Aug 2008.

Phil Jagielka is the first Everton player to be sent off in the opening round of games of the Premier League since Li Tie vs Arsenal in 2003.

Li Tie - a real blast from the past.

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