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Wolves barely take the corner, keep it there for two seconds and Jon Moss blows his whistle.

A deserved victory for the hosts.

Seventh place nearly secured. If Leicester drop points against Manchester City on Monday it will be guaranteed.

Wolves are making a triple substitution, because why not?

Boly is off for debutant Max Kilman.

Rui Patricio is off for Will Norris (yes, they are changing their keeper too).

And Jonny is off for Ruben Vinagre.

Wolves take it short and swing it to Willy Boly at the back post. The defender heads it back across but Raul Jimenez can't get in front of his man.

Corner to Wolves.

Into the final minute of regulation and it's still Wolves on the attack.

Diogo Jota holds it up and draws a foul from Maxime Le Marchand.

Free-kick to Wolves on the left of the area.

Three minutes of added time.

Ryan Babel is penalised for handball, before turning and hitting an stinging strike that hits the bar.

Harvey Elliott, who is 16 years old and 30 days, is on for Fulham, becoming the youngest player to have ever played in the Premier League.

He beats the record of another Fulham player, Matthew Briggs in 2007.

Diogo Jota loses the ball as he surges forward but stays with it and nearly catches out Tim Ream as the Fulham defender dawdles on the ball.

Wolves look more likely to score a second than Fulham do to equalise.

Diogo Jota would really like that goal his performance has deserved.

He surges forward again, defenders backing off and strikes but strikes wide.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

An amazing strike! A half-volley as sweet as you will see. A wonderful, wonderful strike. Jota has been man of the match by a country mile.

The ball is floated in, headed back by a Fulham and defender and falls superbly for Diogo Jota.

The Wolves forward lashes a stinging volley that is heading for the top of the net but Sergio Rico sticks out a hand to push it onto the bar and over.

Excellent hit. Excellent save.

Diogo Jota does well and win Wolves a free-kick in a promising area.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It was a brilliantly well-worked goal down the right. Doherty combined well with Moutinho and that's a wonderful finish from Dendoncker.

Fulham again don't go with the runners, it's far too sloppy and that's why they have had so many problems this season.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

A let off for Fulham. What a finish from Matt Doherty, he was offside but it was a beautiful strike.

Joao Moutinho stands it up and Willy Boly misses with his header, the ball looping away off his shoulder for a Fulham goal-kick,

Diogo Jota tries to get round Cyrus Christie, who ends up holding onto the Wolves forawrd.

Free-kick just outside the left of the Fulham area.

That's a booking for Christie, too.

Wolves get a free-kick and the clearance drops to Jonny, who fires in a low strike.

It's blocked and falls to Matt Doherty, who lashes a brilliant shot high into the net!

But it's offside. Good call.

Joao Moutinho floats it in, Willy Boly gets a touch but not a decisive one and Fulham defender Tim Ream clears.

Zambo Anguissa tries to break up a Wolves counter but his interception finds Diogo Jota, who gets his side going.

Wolves come left to Jonny, win a throw and then a free-kick as Ryan Sessegnon fells Jota.

Wolves try to take it quickly but Jon Moss isn't happy. Back it goes.

Again Wolves try to take it quickly! And Jon Moss really isn't happy now, telling Joao Moutinho to wait for his whistle.