Saints skipper Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg produces a shot that a two-year-old, brought on to the pitch by its professional-playing parent after the end of a match, would produce.

James Ward-Prowse teases one in and finds Maya Yoshida whose header appears to come off a Wolves player, but ref Jon Moss and his official say it's a goal-kick.

Ah well.

Joao Moutinho picks up the first card of the afternoon for bringing down Nathan Redmond.

Free-kick o'clock.

We've not had a goal in eight minutes!

Josh Sims!!!

Yes, the youngster is once again heavily involved and will feel he should have done better with his chances.

The first opportunity sees him fail to find Danny Ings at the far post - it definitely would have been a goal.

Then seconds later, Simsy fires wide from just inside the area when really he should have hit the target.

Nathan Redmond is on the deck after being struck with the ball by Ruben Neves.

He's getting treatment but he'll be OK.

No.

Wolves apply more pressure and win a corner.

Now then, can they make the most of this opportunity?

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Thiru Cumaran: Haven’t been able to see the goal today, but what’s been frustrating about Redmond is seeing him, all too often, going on an explosive run while on the counter and getting into 2v1 or 1v1 positions, only to get a brainfade and waste the chance

Wolves test the Saints goal again.

This time Raul Jimenez wriggles away from four defenders and a fires a low shot that is saved fairly comfortably by Angus Gunn - the first save he has had to make.

Nathan Redmond goes for goal again!

This time Willy Boly is guilty of giving away possession. Danny Ings turns three defenders on the edge of the area and lays the ball into the path of the goalscorer whose bending shot is well held by Rui Patricio.

At the other end, Boly regains possession which sends Diogo Jota free - he breaks into the area but his shot is blocked by Maya Yoshida.

Action GT!

• How good is Josh Sims?
• What do you make of Redmond's season?

A dangerous Wolves free-kick is delivered from the right and finds the head of Leander Dendoncker who heads about two feet wide.

The thing is he had come back from an offside position, so he was offside - thems are the breaks.

It's been a good few minutes for Wolves though.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Final Score

It's a great finish. Nathan Redmond got across his defender who was watching the ball. He comes from nowhere and he makes a 30-40 yard run. Great start for Southampton.

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Ruben Neves, who loves a long-range hit, smacks one from 25 yards that comes off the head of Jannik Vestergaard and goes out for a corner.

Nothing comes from the resulting corner, but that was a nervy few moments for the home defence.

We are under way at St Mary's.