And awaaaaay we go.

That one kicks off at 16:30 BST. We'll start building up to it properly after the Everton-Wolves game, which should get under way soon. The players are in the tunnel.

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Since the start of last season, no side have gained more points from losing positions in the Premier League than Wolves (16, level with Liverpool).

Wolves have come from behind to salvage a point in their last two Premier League matches.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a terrifically entertaining first half. Both attacks are on top and the defences are all at sea at times.

Everton have a game plan of getting the ball into the penalty area and Wolves have counter-attacked ever so well.

That was one of the better halves of football I've watched this season. After an electric start with three goals in 12 minutes the scoring stopped, but it was still a good game with plenty of attacking and chances.

Ruben Neves' cross is headed away.

Wolves get a corner right at the end of this half.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Considering how the first 11 minutes went, I'm surprised Wolves are not giving the ball to Adama Traore whenever they get it. He is causing a lot of danger when he runs at Lucas Digne.

Adama Traore seems to be finding an end product in recent weeks, which will make him an excellent player. This time his cross is caught by Jordan Pickford.

We're into two minutes of injury time.

Michael Keane and Patrick Cutrone tussle in the centre circle. Free-kick to Wolves.

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Wolves striker Raul Jimenez goes into the book for shoving Lucas Digne as he tried to take a throw-in. A crazy thing to get yourself booked for.

Ryan Bennett takes a long throw-in for Wolves, it's flicked on by Willy Boly but half-cleared by Everton.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been very competitive. Both teams are working hard to try and score goals and they aren't keeping possession for the sake of it.

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The first lull in the game, there hasn't been any action for two or three minutes now.

First yellow card. Richarlison gets the ball and immediately releases. One second later Wolves' Ruben Vinagre goes through him and gets booked.

Ball comes up to Wolves forward Patrick Cutrone, who seems to think he's offside but isn't. It runs through to Jordan Pickford, no flag goes up and Cutrone realises the ball was there to be won.

Every time I look up from my keyboard there's a new attack happening at either end.