Fulham wrestle the ball back and spread left to Joe Bryan. No one in the box though and the left-back has to hold it up.

When he finally gets the cross in, it's deflected and Rui Patricio easily gathers.

This one bobbles around the area after a flick on towards Raul Jimenez, but Fulham bash it clear again.

Wolves enjoying a lengthy spell in possession.

Wolves work it right to Matt Doherty, who slaloms into the area but Joe Bryan makes a fine tackle.

Another long throw for Ryan Bennett...

Long throw from Wolves defender Ryan Bennett into the area but Fulham head clear.

Wolves come again and set up another long throw opportunity.

Again Fulham do well, winning the first header before Ryan Babel hacks clear.

Mitrovic is sloppy with his reverse pass and Raul Jimenez nips in, trying to get Wolves on the break.

Calum Chambers fells him from behind and that's a nailed on booking.

Leander Dendoncker has his pocket picked by Tom Cairney, who finds Aleksandar Mitrovic.

But Dendoncker does well to get back and nip it off the Serbia striker.

Lovely football from Fulham, with Tom Cairney, Aleksandar Mitorvic and Ryan Babel exchanging crisp passes to move their team forward.

But then Ryan Sessegnon rather spoils it by banging his cross out for a goal-kick.

Diogo Jota again! Wolves fluidly work it left, the Portuguese steals half a yard on his marker and slides a left-foot effort narrowly wide of the far post.

The corner comes to nowt and Fulham claim a goal-kick.

Diogo Jota at the heart of it all again. Lovely move.

Joao Moutinho slides in Raul Jimenez with a crafty reverse pass, the striker flicks it back first time to Jota, who shifts it right and lets fly.

Good save by Sergio Rico! Corner to Wolves.

Diogo Jota is down yet again. He's holding his head - there must have been a clash near the halfway line.

Wolves tap it around the back, unsure whether to put the ball out. They don't as Jota gets to his feet.

On we go.

Diogo Jota is down in the area again - and this time the challenge was in the area.

Wolves appeal for penalty but Jon Moss determines that Jota has dived - yellow card.

Cyrus Christie had his arms up but there was minimal contact.

Fulham get a free-kick in a promising postion after Ruben Neves fouls Ryan Babel.

Babel clips it in, Rui Patricio makes a hash of his attempted punch but Wolves get it back and clear.

Diogo Jota waltzes and weaves his way through several Fulham defenders, displaying delicious footwork.

He then trips just before the edge of the area and stays down. Wolves appeal. Jon Moss waves play on.

Did Tim Ream trip him? Not much there, looked like Jota might have even tripped over his own feet.

Fulham put the ball out and Jota gets to his feet.

Wolves bang it out on the full from the kick-off but then try to keep Fulham in their own half.

They do so for two minutes before the visitors manage to push forward.

Joe Bryan strikes from distance but it's gathered easily enough by Wolves keeper Rui Patricio.

And Wolves get us under way...

The teams are taking their positions.

Nuno and Scott Parker shake hands and head to their respective benches.

Just a couple of minutes until kick-off now.

So. If Wolves win today they take a big step closer to securing a seventh-placed finish.

If Manchester City then beat Watford in the FA Cup final, seventh in the league gets a Europa League spot.

Got it? More on all the rest of the European permutations here.

Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator

Regardless of whether seventh place will earn Europa League qualification, it is a target which Wolves are keen to confirm. To be the team just behind the so-called big six is impressive, particularly for a side only promoted a year ago.

The nature of that potential achievement is accentuated by Fulham's immediate return to the Championship; they too had high hopes 12 months ago, at the very least of consolidation.

Wanderers' outstanding campaign has been tempered somewhat by a string of surprisingly poor results against the bottom six, and with Fulham having won all three matches since their relegation was confirmed, the hosts may find this fixture a genuine challenge.

Troy Deeney, look away now.

Professional wrestler Sin Cara is geeing up the crowd on the pitch at Molineux, wearing a Wolves logo version of the mask that Raul Jimenez pulled out in the FA Cup semi-final, much to Troy's annoyance.

Loads of masked faces in the crowd too.