Ryan Sessegnon gets in space down the right again, slips in Aleksandar Mitrovic again but this time the Serbia striker pokes it back for Tom Cairney...

...who curves his first-time strike wide.

And now Raul Jimenez heads just wide from the resulting corner.

Wolves on top and beginning to create more chances now.

Wolves stay with it after Joao Moutinho's initial corner is cleared.

The ball is swung back in to the far post and Matt Doherty heads it down but Sergio Rico sticks out a leg to knock it away.

Wolves swing in a couple of crosses and Fulham repel both.

But Jonny slides it to Ruben Neves, who has a dig from 25 yards.

It's curving and dipping but Sergio Rico stays with it to palm the ball away for a Wolves corner.

Should have scored.

Easily the best move that Fulham have fashioned and Aleksandar Mitrovic has blazed over when free.

Fulham get in down the right and play in Ryan Sessegnon, who slips the ball across to the Serbia striker.

He takes it first time and fires high. Poor.

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

Wolves are just sat back waiting for something to happen. You would expect them to press much more than they are doing. It could be time to bring Adama Traore on. He is unpredictable at times but he can certainly make things happen.

Joe Bryan gets a bit of space on the left-hand side of the Wolves area and slings across a low cross. No white shirt anywhere near it.

Fulham midfielder Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa passes to no one to concede a throw. Not the highest quality game, this.

Diogo Jota gets away from a couple of challenges but mis-hits his cross and Sergio Rico gathers.

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

A magnificent opportunity. Wolves won the ball back and Jimenez drove right through the heart of the Fulham midfield. Jota gets it onto his left foot but he pulls it wide for a third time!

Diogo Jota. Just wide. Yet again.

Conor Coady slides in expertly to win a 50-50 and gets Wolves surging forward.

A collision on the edge of the area sees both sides appealing but play goes on and the ball is clipped quickly out to Jota.

The Portuguese sets himself but fires his left-foot strike just wide, with Raul Jimenez also unable to slide in time at the back post.

Joao Moutinho spreads a inch-perfect pass down the left for the overlapping Jonny to surge on to and keep in play.

Wolves go back and then over to the right. Matt Doherty and Leander Dendoncker link up before Raul Jimenez tries to back heel it to Doherty, who had carried on his run.

Cyrus Christie nips in and clears. Lovely play by Wolves.

Ryan Bennett smacks it forward and the ball falls to Raul Jimenez, whose effort is blocked and Fulham eventually clear.

Ryan Babel gets a fortunate bounce and surges forward before sliding the ball out to the right.

Fulham come back left and Zambo Anguissa's through ball is cut off by Matt Doherty.

A beachball gets on the pitch but Rui Patricio doesn't fancy being Pepe Reina and deals with it straight away.

Fulham striker Ryan Babel gets the second half started...

Ryan Babel, resplendent with his bright red hair is back out on the pitch as Fulham re-emerge from the tunnel.

And here come Wolves. We'll be back under way shortly.

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

Fulham try to play and have a good shape, but ultimately they give the ball away in key areas and have been very fortunate not to concede. The game is a little bit flat. Wolves need to step it up slightly if they want to guarantee that seventh position.

Fulham have had more possession, but done less with it.

Wolves have been happy to surge forward on the break at times but haven't pushed into the final third from midfield as often as they'd want.

Hopefully a bit more cut and thrust from both teams after the break.

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

That's typical Fulham. They have good possession but let themselves down. They have to make sure they keep the ball better. They are giving this Wolves team opportunities and eventually they are going to punish them.