Tough tackling from Leicester enforcer Hamza Choudhury, winning the ball back in the Wolves half but then Jamie Vardy's low cross is cut out by the sizeable frame of Wolves defender Willy Boly.

Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport reporter at Molineux

Wolves are really starting to warm to their task now. Ruben Neves looks like he’s playing one or two-touch football in midfield and Diogo Jota looks a real menace coming in off the left. And the hosts had made such a subdued start.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

For Harvey Barnes to get in the England side, what changes that opinion is a good run of goals - and I mean a serious return of goals. But can he get a taste and get in the squad and play with better players to boost his confidence? That's what he's got to aim for.

Wolves break to the other end and full-back Jonny Otto heads over from 10 yards out.

Not troubling Kasper Schmeichel from there.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a poor free-kick by Neves and that's one the players call 'a wobbler'. It was a short run up, he tried to hit it with the side of his foot but when you don't hit it right, it looks awful and you could see everyone shake their head.

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If Jonny Evans was an inch taller, Leicester would be 1-0 up.

The Foxes centre-half trots forward and almost converts Ben Chilwell's whipped delivery from the left, but the ball just skims off the top of his head and away from danger.

You expect better from Ruben Neves, the Portugal international scuffing his free-kick straight into the wall on this occasion.

Right, Wolves have a free-kick 30 yards out - dead centre - and only one man is standing over it.

It's........................Ruben Neves.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's very good to watch, even Conor Coady, right in front of his goalkeeper and under pressure, was wanting to play it out. Then you see the other side of it with Hamza Choudhury, coming in with a strong tackle, it's been a great game. I'm just so impressed Wolves with how they can surrender possession then win it back.

Taken a while but James Maddison is involved for the first time.

The Leicester playmaker swings in a free-kick from the right, deep towards the far post and it is met by Turkish centre-half Caglar Soyuncu, who heads his effort straight at Rui Patricio.

Should have scored, tbf.

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Jamie Vardy has had two touches of the ball so far, the fewest of any player on the pitch.

Starved of service.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Youri Tielemans has looked sharp, he wants to make things happen with his pace.

Just looking at the shape for Wolves with that back five and where they sit, it's difficult for Jamie Vardy. He's the outlet for Leicester to run and use the space but there isn't any at the moment for him.

A wayward kick from Jonny Evans - a rare mistake by miscuing a clearance giving Wolves a corner.

Leander Dendoncker breaks free from his marker but plants Pedro Neto's corner a yard wide.

Not seen anything from Leicester midfielder James Maddison yet.

Is he still topping up his tan on Jumeirah beach?

Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport reporter at Molineux

Leicester have started on the front foot but haven’t quite managed to pop the ball around as they’d like on what looks like a quite spongy surface at Molineux. The hosts appear happy to sit deep and then try to counter swiftly.

That Youri Tielemans effort, will serve as a warning but then Pedro Neto’s brilliant break was the perfect response. The first goal in this could be crucial.

End-to-end action at Molineux.

This one is simmering nicely.

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From the resulting corner, Wolves defender Willy Boly rises highest but sees his header easily gathered by Kasper Schmeichel at the far post.

Wolves almost take the lead at the other end.

Pedro Neto fashions the opportunity with some persistent running, cutting in from the right and laying the ball off for Diogo Jota inside the box, but the Portuguese player's low shot is kept out by the outstretched leg of Kasper Schmeichel.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's great just watching Wolves sit there and block it out and then all of a sudden, they nick the ball and break extremely well. Psychologically, it's hard to just conceded possession and constantly balance and shuffle across the pitch but this Wolves do it and when they get the ball, they're very, very clinical.

First save of the game is a comfortable one for Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio, seeing Belgium international Youri Tielemans' long-range, floating strike all the way and pushing it away from the danger area.