Rachel Armitage: So far that seems to be a theme in our season, creating a ton of chances but not being clinical enough, and being denied by heroic goalkeepers.

Wolves fan I presume?

Wolves win a corner off James Tarkowski. They have started off in exactly the same way they ended the first half!

Phil Bardsley's back pass is short and Diogo Jota escapes away towards goal. It is two-on-one for Wolves as Raul Jiminez is free on the right.

Jota tries to slip it to him but it's an awful pass and it's cut out just in time!

What a chance!

The game is back under way.

Dave W: I like Wolves' attitude & style of play - a bit like Man City without the high level of skill of Silva, Aguero etc. Maybe the manager could do the same job at OT.

Lewis Wilson: They are going to have to re-turf the Burnley penalty box at half time. The whole game has taken place there.

The players are back out onto the pitch. I wonder what Sean Dyche told his team at half-time? We could find out very shortly...

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Goodison Park

I see that West Ham's Liverpool-born full-back Aaron Cresswell has been speaking ahead of the game.

He's told West Ham's official website: "Obviously I grew up in Liverpool and played for Liverpool when I was a kid, but I’ve been in the game a long time now and I’ve been at West Ham for five years so I don’t look at this kind of game differently just because I grew up there."

I wonder what kind of reception the Everton fans will give him this afternoon?

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Wolves have had 13 shots on goal, including six on target and five blocked. Eight of those shots have come from inside the box.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Molineux

Joe Hart has been one of the busiest players on the pitch, he’s touched the ball more often the Sam Vokes, Aaron Lennon, Ashley Barnes, so he’s been very busy.

His five minute spell where he made a succession of saves was like watching the Joe Hart of old.

Wolves' number of touches in the box...

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Compared to Burnley's.

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Will the hosts come to regret all those missed chances?

If 45 minutes ever deserved a knighthood...

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Goodison Park

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There is a lot of talk about whether Everton’s Morgan Schneiderlin will play this afternoon. His manager Marco Silva has offered his condolences in today’s match day programme for the loss of his father this week.

Andre Marriner obliges and ends the first half.

Joe Hart shrugs his shoulders, picks up his water bottle and trudges off the pitch. He's been excellent for Burnley but that doesn't say much about his team's performance.

Wolves should be ahead.

"Blow the whistle ref!", said every Burnley fan everywhere.

Sam Vokes heads it clear again but it goes straight to defender Willy Boly. The Wolves man brings the ball down beautiful and volleys it. Joe Hart is scrambling to reach it but it flies inches over the cross bar.

Burnley are clinging on for dear life.

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Sam Vokes heads the corner away but Ruben Neves is in space when he picks up the rebound and curls it goalwards.

Helder Costa then charges towards the baseline and wins a fifth corner for Wolves.

Jonny steps inside from the right and tries to curl it into the far corner. It's deflected out by James Tarkowski and Wolves have another corner.

Charlie Taylor gets his feet into a muddle and he ends up tripping over the ball, turning and firing into Helder Costa. It deflects back off himself and out for a throw-in to Wolves.

Conor Coady then plays a sublime ball into the box as Matt Doherty is inches away from getting his toe on the end of it.

The free-kick is headed clear and Burnley win the ball back through Charlie Taylor on the left. They play it up towards Ashley Barnes but he's challenged from behind by Willy Boly and is sent onto the turf, flat on his face.

Sean Dyche is fuming. He wants a free-kick for that!

Burnley try to find Aaron Lennon but Diogo Jota intercepts and shows terrific balance to skip away from several challenges before he's brought down again by Jack Cork.

This time the Burnley man gets a yellow card and Wolves will have another chance to fire in a cross.

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