Adama Traore has drawn 13 opposition yellow cards in the Premier League this season, only Wilf Zaha (14) has drawn more.

Now it is time for Raul Jimenez to exit stage left. The Wolves striker is replaced by Patrick Cutrone.

Traore continues to lead the Brighton defence a merry dance - Burn and Dunk on yellows, remember - dropping more shoulders than Strictly contestant. Eventually he delivers and hits Burn.

"Handball"! scream the Wolves fans behind that goal. No chance.

That's one way to stop him. Sometimes it is the only way to stop Adama Traore.

Cyncial from Dan Burn, who only has one intention as the Wolves forward does 20 yards almost as quick as Usain Bolt.

Messy. Wolves keeper Rui Patricio can't cleanly collect a ball swing into the box, team-mate Matt Doherty getting under his feet. Eventually the visitors sweep away the danger and then break through Adama Traore...

Alan Pardew
Former Southampton and West Ham manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

The two Brighton substitutes have had an impact and that’s what you want as a manager.

If you ever want to be a striker: learn the Glenn Murray’s trick for getting a foul.

He’s one of the very best, you only have to touch him or nudge him and he’s over.

(What are you suggesting Murray, Alan...?)

First change for Wolves. Two-goal hero Diogo Jota is given a breather, Pedro Neto given the task of helping the visitors nab a winner.

Proves to be a sound investment by Dunk. Wolves' free-kick comes to nothing.

If you can't nobble an opponent at the first time of asking, try, try again until you do.

Lewis Dunk does what Dan Burn can't do, cleaning out Adama Traore as the Wolves man looks to stick turbo-boost on.

Brighton have had almost 80% possession and nearly 50% territory in the Wolves third. Can they make it count?

Brighton, as Graham Potter intended, have been reinvigorated by that double change.

Very sloppy from Wolves - and they almost pay the price. Jonny casually plays out with Brighton pressing, giving the ball straight to the hosts. Dale Stephens doesn't need a second invitation, sending a first-time shot curling and dipping past the left-hand post. Leather almost touched metal.

Pards knows the score. Exactly what Brighton are doing. Neal Maupay drops into that pocket of space between the Wolves defence and midfield, letting fly with a vicious shot that stings the palms of Rui Patricio.

Alan Pardew
Former Southampton and West Ham manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Maupay will probably come a bit deeper and link the play,

Glenn Murray will stay right up top and give Wolves' centre halves more of a physical presence and a be a target for Brighton.

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Glenn Murray is one of the two men summoned by Graham Potter, with commentator's dream Alireza Jahanbakhsh being the other.

Off go Leandro Trossard and Pascal Gross.

Change is afoot on the Brighton bench. A piece of paper resembling a piece of GCSE Graphic Design coursework is being scribbled on.

Brighton demand a penalty after Neal Maupay tumbles in the box. If they start giving them for this then I'd done.

Thankfully, mostly for me, ref Jon Moss tells the Brighton striker to get up. Conor Coady just out-muscled him. Plain and simple.

Any idea which way this will swing next? Me neither.

More excellent defending from Dan Burn. The Brighton left-back doesn't dive in as Matt Doherty looks to skin him on the outside, scrambling back and forcing the Wolves man out of play.

Wolves will have to settle for a corner... Adama Traore can't hit the target.