Wolves get a free-kick after Raul Jimenez is brought down in Watford's half.

That comes to nothing but then Helder Costa breezes past a defender on the right wing, puts in a cross from the byeline but it's a little too high for Diogo Jota in the box.

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Wolves have threatened for the first time in a while and substitute Ruben Vinagre is at the heart of the action.

His cross is spilled by Ben Foster in a dangerous position but Watford are able to clear.

How will Wolves respond?

Just the one. Ruben Vinagre is on in the place of Jonny.

Looks like Nuno's making some changes to his side...

Watford domination.

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Watford fans, happy with that first-half performance?

Those two goals may have come from nowhere but they have put Javi Gracia's men firmly in the driving seat.

Remember, Wolves were six-games unbeaten coming into this game but they have got an awful lot to do if that run is to continue.

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Watford have a confident swagger about them and they are playing some really nice, simple football.

A Kiko Femenia shot flew very close to goal just before the whistle but it's deflected out for a corner - Lee Mason doesn't let them take it though and he blows for half-time.

Abdoulaye Doucoure is looking very lively and he plays a stunning ball through to Kiko Femenia on the right wing, but his cross is knocked out for a throw.

We've had two minutes of time added on.

It seems that the Watford that started the season so well is making a comeback because they are dominating at the Molineux. Wolves simply have no answer.

Watford could have had three just moments ago when Abdoulaye Doucoure found himself in front of goal but his toe poke did little to trouble Rui Patricio.

Wolves are starting to string together a few attacks now but those two quickfire goals from Watford have really taken the wind out of their sails.

Five minutes to go until half-time and a goal for the hosts before the break might just settle a few nerves.

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Diogo Jota takes the ball upfield for Wolves and plays a lovely through ball to Raul Jimenez.

Just as he reaches the box, Jimenez takes the shot but he drags it well wide of Ben Foster's goal.

Ruben Neves is the first man into Lee Mason's book this afternoon following the tackle that led to that free-kick.

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After a free-kick comes to nothing, Joao Moutinho floats in a cross to Raul Jimenez, who nicely brings the ball down out on the left of the box.

He goes to put it onto his right foot but a superb tackle from Etienne Capoue puts a stop to that attack.

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It's a real test for the players and the manager now.

Joao Moutinho is a little bit irritated I think - he's just brought Will Hughes down for the second time in less than a minute.

And then the tables turn! Moutinho finds himself on the floor following a tackle from Hughes. Calm it, lads.

Raul Jimenez gets a header in on goal but it's straight at Ben Foster.

Wolves' number nine is pulled up by the referee though for a little push on his defender.

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It has calmed down slightly now as everyone (including myself!) takes a deep breath.

Both sides happy to pass the ball around though I'm sure Nuno Espirito Santo would like to see at least a slight increase in tempo from his side.

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Willy Boly is a very lucky man. His tackle on Isaac Success is just millimetres outside the box and Watford have a free-kick.

Gerard Deulofeu is the man to take it but it is cleared by Wolves. The hosts are feeling the pressure.

Well where on earth did they come from?

We had a very slow start at the Molineux but Watford are well on top now and Wolves don't know what to do with themselves. It's a long way back now.