It's time to go folks but before I do....

Click here to read Emma Sanders' report on Liverpool's win over Wolves.

Here for Phil McNulty's report on Tottenham's win over Arsenal.

Here for Saj Chowdhury's report on Leicester's victory at Sheffield United.

And here for Phil Dawkes' report on Crystal Palace's five star display at West Brom.

It's been a long one. Thanks, as ever, for your company. Until next time...

And the games keep on coming...

Monday: Brighton v Southampton (20:00 GMT)

Tuesday: Chelsea v Krasnodar(20:00); RB Leipzig v Man Utd (20:00).

Wednesday: Man City v Marseille (20:00); FC Midtjylland v Liverpool (17:55).

Thursday: Tottenham v Royal Antwerp (20:00), Dundalk v Arsenal (17:55), Leicester v AEK Athens (20:00).

Friday: Leeds v West Ham (20:00).

Four games, 15 goals, including at least two worldies...Match of the Day 2 is going to be a belting watch. It starts on BBC One at 22:35 GMT.

Liverpool

Of Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum's 26 Premier League goals, 23 have come at home (88.5%), the highest ratio scored on home soil of any player with 20+ goals in the competition's history.

Liverpool are off to Denmark on Wednesday but just how many players involved against Wolves get to line up against FC Midtjylland in the Champions League remains to be seen.

The Reds have already sealed Group D.

Wolves' next game is a derby at home to Aston Villa on Saturday.

More from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp: "Having people inside the stadium, hopefully we can build on that as a society, not just a football society. As long as nobody tells me someone was injured then it's been a perfect night. Getting out of the dressing room for the warm-up, that was a proper goosebump moment."

Liverpool

Liverpool have won 31 of their last 32 home league games (D1), scoring 93 goals while conceding just 25 in this time.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to Amazon: "Wasn't it the perfect night? Imagine 10 months ago people would have told us we would have a game and 2,000 people would turn up. When we came out we all had goosebumps. I had no idea how it would feel. It was perfect. The noise, what the people did, they were on their toes you could see and feel and smell. They had waited so long for it.

"It is so much more enjoyable with people involved."

On Mo Salah: "He is an exceptionally good player. All the goals were exceptional. I loved the set piece goal."

On Gini Wijnaldum and if he will sign a new contract: "I hope so. You can see he plays all the time, we have a very good relationship."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo haS confirmed striker Raul Jimenez is out of hospital.

The Mexican suffered a fractured skull against Arsenal last week after a collision with David Luiz.

"Raul is back home," said Nuno after his side's defeat at Anfield. "He is recovering. We are very pleased he is back home again.

"Hopefully we will see him at some point. He has been in touch with everyone like normal but obviously he can't be with us at the moment."

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "The game, the atmosphere, it was so nice. I had goosebumps. They started 'You'll Never Walk Alone' - really nice. I never knew it could feel that good."

Klopp stops and gets emotional.

"This started in February and we were waiting to get normality back. normality is good - I don't think we appreciated it as much. It was very very touching.

"There were a few challenges before the game - Wolves play different systems. I gave the boys information about how to press them. The boys were outstanding with how they dealt with them - our best result against Wolves."

On keeper Caoimhin Kelleher: "Very mature. Very calm. Very good with the ball and without the ball. It was a night to remember for him."

Liverpool

"Wasn't it a perfect night?" Klopp asks in about his 10th post-match TV interview. "Whatever the weather was like outside, it was sunshine inside the stadium."

Lovely stuff. Full quotes from the Liverpool boss coming up.

Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo: "It was definitely a tough night.

"We could have done many, many things different - before the game, during the game....

On playing without injured striker Raul Jimenez: "We didn't have enough of the ball. We didn't deal well with the pressing of Liverpool.

"We were organised until the moment of the first goal. We had a poor second half.

"I didn't see the images of the penalty decision."

Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp says seeing fans back at Anfield gave him goosebumps.

Liverpool

At 22 years and 13 days, Caoimhin Kelleher became the third youngest Liverpool goalkeeper to keep a Premier League clean sheet, after Scott Carson (19y 211d) and Chris Kirkland (21y 234d), and youngest to do so on his first such start for the Reds.

Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo, spaking to Amazon: "The result is a consequence of the performance and today we didn't perform well. We started the game well but we were never comfortable in the game.

"We were not well enough with possession of the ball and we created half chances, not chances.

"Not having Raul [Jimenez] is a blow but we must find solutions inside of the team so we can keep on progressing. That is the situation now so it is up to us to find the right solutions.

"It is not mentality, I think we were not able to deal with the pressing of Liverpool.

"I haven't seen the penalty decision yet.

"Fans always give something to the players, we want our fans back home and hopefully these things will be reviewed."

Wolves

In his 87 Premier League appearances, Wolves' former Liverpool player Conor Coady has only made three errors directly leading to a goal - two of those have come on Merseyside (v Everton at Goodison in September 2019 and today v Liverpool at Anfield).

Liverpool

Liverpool goalscorer Gini Wijnaldum: "It's wonderful - really excited when we heard supporters were allowed. It was a great feeling they were back."

A champions' display? "I don't want to say it's a 'champions' performance'. We were patient, the position play was good and we scored good goals.

"The fans helped the performance a lot because they cheered during the game and before we only had the bench for support."

On his contract situation: "I already said in my previous interview, I don't speak about my contract situation."

Liverpool

Since Liverpool’s first match after Virgil van Dijk’s injury against Everton (Ajax in October), the Reds have conceded just six goals in 11 games in all competitions, keeping six clean sheets in the process.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Wolves have been dismantled. Liverpool have been excellent - the passing and the movement was excellent. I feel a bit sorry for Wolves. They are a technically good side but once it went to 2-0 straight away they knew they weren't going to get anything from the game. What looked like a tricky fixture on paper was actually a comfortable victory for Liverpool.

Klopp punches the air three times. The fans love it.