Chris Vernalls: This is what FA cup football is all about!

Phil Baker: Win or lose, both of these teams have been fantastic this season. Wolves have been a brilliant Premier League addition. Shame about Fulham and Cardiff.

Another Adama Traore cross goes astray and then it's almost 3-3! Ivan Cavaleiro is played in, his touch to take him around the goalkeeper is one of absolute genius but he then treads on the ball and the chance is gone!

So nearly brilliant...

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was the game-changer, Gerard Deulofeu coming on to make such a difference. He scored one of the great goals we've seen in FA Cup semi-final history to get his team back in it and then you could see how much belief Watford had. They had the urgency to keep going, piling the pressure on, and they get their rewards.

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Into the last five minutes then. Time to chuck the big lads up front, Wolves! They do get a cross in but for once Raul Jimenez's touch is not sound and the ball skids away from him.

Has this man got one last game in the locker?

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Adama Traore in a nutshell - beating two players for pace, skipping to the byeline and then duffing a cross straight at the keeper's hands.

Still six minutes left for Wolves here. Do you believe?

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Here's what GD did from the bench:

Good ball in, Raul Jimenez attacks it but Heurelho Gomes does well to put him under pressure and the ball flies wide.

Gerard Deulofeu limps off - not a bad cameo! Ken Sema is the man sent on in his place.

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Richard Browne: All on Nuno ; his substitutions have thrown this game away.

Wayne Ellis: Nuno’s had an absolute shocker. His team sat far too deep when they led, and now they’ve subbed off most of their attacking threats and have no way back.

Julian Mortimer: Huge problem for Wolves. Cream crackered by deep pressure play. You need to take it for 90. Can't see them taking it for 120.

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Postpublished at 111 mins

111 mins

Watford 3-2 Wolves

Gerard Deulofeu gets back to make a challenge and he's in pain. Twisted ankle? He's staying on for now.

Adama Traore gets his head down and drives towards the Watford area - great tackle by Adam Masina though.

Watford can almost taste a place in the cup final...

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Aleks Yakubssohn: If Watford play this way and City the way they did yesterday, it's Watford you can just give the cup to, not City.

Another change - Kiko Femenia comes off for the Hornets, on comes Daryl Janmaat. Some worried Wolves faces in the crowd.

It's a horrible place to lose. I can attest to that.

Watford’s Gerard Deulofeu is the seventh player to score a brace in an FA Cup semi-final, and the first since Willian for Chelsea in April 2017 (v Spurs).

Adama Traore wins a corner for Wolves straight from kick-off.

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm looking at the Wolves supporters now, they're shell-shocked.

They need to get themselves up. They have to back their team. Anything could happen.

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Wolves made a change there - Ruben Vinagre is on for Jonny on the left.

Gerard Deulofeu whips up the Watford crowd, not that they needed it, as we get up and running again.

Wolves, you have 15 minutes to find a goal or the dream is over...

Akomsz: Can Wolves score without Jota on the pitch?

Kolo: What has Nuno Espirito Santo done? Neves and Moutinho off, gives Doucoure all the space he needs to gallop through that Wolves midfield. Wolves undid themselves there.

With 11 minutes to go Watford were 2-0 down and staring at elimination. What a turnaround!