Jota completes hat-trick in injury time to earn Wolves thrilling 4-3 win
Leicester had fought back from 2-0 and 3-2 down
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Wolves 3-3 Leicester
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Leicester haven't settled down here. They may be away from home but they have a real desire to win this game now.
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Wes Morgan
Incredible.
Wolves have one of the worst records in the league in defending set pieces and there it goes again. James Maddison swings in a free-kick, Wes Morgan holds off challenges and nods home from six yards.
What a game. It has made little sense from minute one.
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Ricardo Pereira keeps a ball alive in the area after Wes Morgan can't quite connect with a header. Pereira delivers low to the near post and James Maddison gets it all wrong to turn wide. He puts his hands over his face.
Rightly, so.
Wolves 3-2 Leicester
Joao Moutinho goes off, Morgan Gibbs-White is coming on for the home side. Kelechi Iheanacho getting his boots laced up for the away side and will be with us shortly.
I fancied Iheanacho to be prolific at Leicester. Not a great call!
Wolves 3-2 Leicester
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
You certainly wouldn't rule out another goal in this game.
Wolves have had their chances to score again. Leicester were shaken after conceding against the run of play but the visitors are starting to look threatening again.
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Demarai Gray crosses into the box but it's booted clear and again Raul Jimenez chases. He doesn't get there but that has been a feature of the game for me. All too often long, nothing balls from Wolves have caused panic or worse. Leicester have looked sluggish at the back from minute one.
Wolves 3-2 Leicester
No real pattern to things again as Wolves now sit in and Leicester try to find angles and space to play though them.
Demarai Gray fancies a second and hits from range... a daisy cutter... the ball falls kindly for Wolves with James Maddison looking to latch on to it in the box.
They clear and again Jota out works the Leicester back four to get Wolves up the pitch.
Wolves 3-2 Leicester
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Wolves 3-2 Leicester
Harvey Barnes comes off for James Maddison. Wait until they tell Barnes his goal was given as an OG. He has every right to be fuming.
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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Wolves' goal was against the run of play and it shows how much confidence Leicester had gained.
They were flowing forward thinking 'when is this next goal going to come?' but they switch off at the back and you just cannot do that in the Premier League.
Leicester have had to step off a touch in the centre of the park with their midfielders on yellow cards - it has all changed since Wilfred Ndidi earned his yellow - and now Wolves are finding much more space.
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It's been a bizarre game in many ways. Leicester were decent going forward but two down thanks to some poor defending. Then they come back and Wolves looked short of ideas, only to then go ahead themselves again.
Not a game where logic has dictated things. In comes a Wolves corner... cleared... Neves volleys... well wide.
Wolves 3-2 Leicester
A quarter of the game remaining. Goodness knows what happens now?
Surely we see Kelechi Iheanacho and James Maddison soon?
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Paul: That might well be the best assist of the season so far - what a quality pass from Neves!
Wolves 3-2 Leicester
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
You cannot give Ruben Neves that much time in the middle of the park to play whatever pass he wants.
Jimenez makes a run one way and Jota goes another - the Leicester centre-backs get it all wrong and Wolves, having been on the back foot for much of the second half, are back in front.
Diogo Jota
Again it's end-to-end but this time it's a sublime long ball by Ruben Neves to send Diogo Jota in behind Wes Morgan on the break. Morgan is running uphill in treacle, Jota chests the ball down and just slams it low and hard into the net via a nick off Kasper Schmeichel.
What a kick in the teeth for the Foxes.
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It's all gone a bit scrappy. The ball pinging around in midfield and not being given a great deal of love...
Wolves 2-2 Leicester
Conor Coady is the 9th player to score an own goal in consecutive Premier League appearances, and the first since Leighton Baines in October 2012
Wolves 2-2 Leicester
Molineux is quiet.
Leicester suddenly the side looking comfortable and dictating the pace.
In other news, this is incredibly harsh on Harvey Barnes...
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Wolves 2-2 Leicester
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Wolves are shell-shocked, they're on the back-foot, it's like they've been punched in the face.
Leicester are starting attack after attack. Wolves need a leader now who can bring them back into this game.
It really is a great game to watch, with both teams flying in.
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This tweet has aged well...
Christopher: This might be a game that could suit Leicester, they may be forced by Wolves to play a vintage 2016 style and spring a break or two. I'm going for at least 4 goals in this one.