Patrick: Never a red card. Not a clear and obvious goalscoring opportunity, not a dangerous tackle (reckless, maybe), and Jagielka did actually get the ball. Yellow card, if even a foul.

Tom: Watching on the phone at my sister-in-laws wedding without sound so can't hear what the pundits are saying but how on earth is that a red card. Saying that great free kick from Neves

Anon: That is a fantastic finish from Neves. With that red, and accompanying goal, Wolves have their tails up. Proper Premier League game now.

Half-time. Everton were looking comfortable but not so much now.

Joao Moutinho lumps it out for another corner.

We're into injury time, Everton have a corner.

Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

Had Everton gone in 1-0 at half-time, Wolves would have probably made changes.

But they've drawn level now and the crowd have been given a lift. You can't give quality players chances like that. The whole game has changed in seconds.

The last player to score a Premier League goal for Wolves was Steven Fletcher.

Sho: The game's gone. Not in a million years is that a red card. Awful decision from Pawson.

Jack: Walcott is completely anonymous

Bharat: Is it only me or does the Wolves Manager really look like Ser Davos Seaworth from Game of Thrones.

No, I’m not seeing that comparison Bharat!

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Everton decide to bring on another defender - Mason Holgate replaces Gylfi Sigurdsson.

No video assistant referees in the Premier League this season - the only one of Europe's top five leagues not to use it.

Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

Phil Jagielka has stretched for it and he has gone late. He has tried to rectify his poor touch and it gets away from him. It's a lack of concentration and the referee makes his mind up quickly.

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If you think you saw I said Leighton Baines was sent off there, you must have been imagining it.

I definitely wrote Phil Jagielka from the start...

(My bad)

Everton defender Phil Jagielka has been sent off.

Jagielka miscontrols the ball and then dives in on Diogo Jota in an attempt to win it back. It's studs-up and catches Jota on the ankle - but a red card seems a tad harsh.

It matters not though as Jagielka walks off.

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Whaaaaat?!

Gylfi Sigurdsson is flagged offside from Cenk Tosun's pass but decides to shoot anyway. Rui Patricio saves.

Yellow cards for kicking the ball away must be the least consistently awarded fouls.

Everton break two on two but Richarlison gets his final ball through to Theo Walcott all wrong. Walcott could have been in there.

Wolves have their first shot on target but Helder Costa's effort from the edge of the box is held by the keeper.

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Helder Costa volleys a shot miles wide from 20 yards as the ball drops to him. Wolves yet to test goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who came out of his box to get the ball out for a throw-in a couple of minutes ago.

Raul Jimenez comes out right to get the ball off Matt Doherty, dribbles into the box but after some good play he ends up running it out for a goal-kick.

Leighton Baines' free-kick is cleared, Idrissa Gueye's follow-up cross is cleared. And now Gylfi Sigurdsson fouls Helder Costa to ironic cheers from Wolves fans, who think the decisions are going against them.