Liverpool's players have stayed out on the pitch and they're walking towards the Kop to applaud their fans. Jurgen Klopp is joining them.

A resounding home win which gets a standing ovation from the 2,000 present.

I'm not going to argue with your choice Mark. There have been man of the match performances all over the pitch by players in red.

stevieH: This Liverpool side are the closest to late 90s United I have seen, winning mentality always, even with injuries will win league this season, to good

Mark: Robertson Man of the Match for me. Excellent at both ends of the pitch.

No doubt about it. Liverpool have been lifted by having fans back in the ground. And Jurgen Klopp's side have delivered a performance to remember for the 2,000 present.

Joao Moutinho is booked for a foul on Sadio Mane who was attempting to wiggle free from the Wolves player.

Got something planned on 16 December?

Cancel it.

Liverpool versus Spurs under the lights at Anfield is going to be a cracker.

Adama Traore gets a cross in but it's dealt firmly by Liverpool's defence. Joel Matip and Fabinho have been a commanding presence at the back.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield

This is a landmark night in many senses.

Obviously, it is the first time fans have been at Anfield since March - but there are still no away fans allowed into stadiums.

Mind you, Wolves' fans are probably glad of that.

Unless they score, they will be suffering their worst defeat by Liverpool since 1968 and their biggest at Anfield since 1963.

Shout out to Caoimhin Kelleher. The 22-year-old has made a couple of decent saves on his Premier League debut. Another confident display by the rookie.

Liverpool fans are now singing Shakin' Stevens' 'Merry Christmas Everyone'.

Haven't we suffered enough in 2020?

Guess which heat map is Liverpool's and which is Wolves?

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Jordan Henderson paves the way for Naby Keita to make his return from injury.

Wolves are well beaten.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield

This is almost too easy for Liverpool.

Their fans have just struck up a chant of 'Liverpool' and are now singing 'Fields of Anfield Road' but there is no need to really get behind the team now because the points are secure.

It's great to have the fans back - but when 2,000 take a breather, it's quite quiet.

The Kop is in full voice. Liverpool are in full control.

Diogo Jota is on against his former club.

He's already paid back a chunk of the £41m Liverpool paid Wolves for his services.

Another goal here would cap a highly-satisfactory first game back in front of the fans.

This has been a really commanding performance by Liverpool. Mo Salah has scored one and made one. Jordan Henderson has been immense.

Trent Alexander-Arnold, who has missed the last four games with a calf injury, is on for Neco Williams.

Meanwhile, Wolves have sent on Rayan Ait Nouri for Daniel Podence.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Liverpool took the corner very much like Wolves have been taking theirs, the delivery was great and Joel Matip's run was spot on, he was the first to the ball. He just redirected the pace on the ball just to head it past the goalkeeper.

Wolves look like they've had the wind sucked out of them now.