Garett T Switzer: This is not football. Is that system calibrated? If you showed 100 neutral fans that play and asked if it was offside, even in slow motion, not a single one would call it offside.

Chris Pybus: That is offside but it doesn't half kill the mood. There should be half a foot allowance for decisions not caught in build up and made in hindsight. Obviously last man should stay rigid if caught.

Michael Kightly
Former Wolves midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's like an inch of Jota's heel that's offside - again Wolves get another VAR decision against them. Just as an ex-player or even a fan, I just don't like VAR.

I felt like Wolves were on the front foot towards the end of the half and looked like they were the team that were going to get the goal. I think Nuno will be happy with the way his side has played and he'll be looking to press on in the second half.

Only Sheffield United (5) have had more goals ruled out for VAR decisions in the PL this season than Wolves (4).

David Howell: This is Exhibit A of the case against VAR. And I speak as someone who basically likes it.

Paul: Am a neutral but absolute joke to have that wolves goal disallowed. Absolutely pathetic. If it was offside it was only by millimeters if that. Decisions like that are ruining football

Tommy-T-Rex: Don't worry about over spending and financial doping. That heel being half a centimeter off side is what football law makers really care about.

Deafening boos as Mike Dean blows the whistle for half time.

A crazy end to the half.

Wolves captain Conor Coady is furious with Dean as everyone makes their way off the pitch.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is unbelievable! A magnificent move by Wolves, worked on the training ground. It's probably Jota's left foot that is offside but it's absolutely miniscule!

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Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport reporter at Molineux

It would be fair to say that decision has not been well received at Molineux by all but the away supporters. ‘Is it football anymore?’ is the chant reverberating around the stadium.

Ruben Neves is booked for his demonstrations towards ref Mike Dean after the goal.

Pedro Neto takes the corner short to Diogo Jota, who passes it back to Neto and is deemed offside.

Unbelievable.

The Wolves fans make their feelings known on VAR.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

For Leicester City now, it's about getting back a bit of possession, as they've not really had much in the last few minutes. They have lost possession and the traps are there with Wolves' pace and counter-attacking.

If you want a cross to drop inside the box to one man, it would be Raul Jimenez.

That is exactly what happens from Jonny Otto's delivery but the Mexican strike seems to lose the flight of the ball and nods his effort more towards the corner flag than the goal.

Jimenez seems to signal that the floodlights played their part there.

Wolves should lead but Pedro Neto makes a real mess of it.

The forward receives the ball on the edge of the box from Kasper Schmeichel's mis-placed pass, but the shanks his shot horribly wide.

James Maddison was booked for that challenge, by the way.

Matt Doherty sprints back onto the pitch and is a-OK to continue.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

As it came over James Maddison's head I thought it looked a little bit harsh yellow card. You want to keep the feet down but when players are trying to get it down out of the sky, if it goes the other way then you say 'what an amazing touch that would've been' It was Matt Doherty being really, really brave putting his head in there - you can't give him a yellow card for that.

Matt Doherty is now sat up and going through the concussion tests.

Leicester's James Maddison comes over to apologise to a man who has the top of his head covered in petroleum jelly.

Matt Doherty is still down and is going to come back looking like Terry Butcher soon.

Google it kids.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's no space for Jamie Vardy. How can he get on the ball? Brendan Rodgers and Leicester will look at this at half-time - or even earlier - to get him on it and create opportunities.

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Claret flowing from Matt Doherty's head after being caught by James Maddison's high boot.

The physio is on and Doherty needs patching up.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Twice now Nuno has been out on that touchline, both arms out, looking at Mike Dean to give them something. He's right on the edge of the pitch, almost playing at left wing-back!

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