Chorley work the set-piece into the box and Willy Boly heads clear, but Willem Tomlinson's long range follow up is straight at John Ruddy.

Harry Cardwell causes a nuisance to the Wolves backline and is brought down by Max Kilman.

The hosts have a free-kick in a good position, can they make it count?

Adele's obviously seen Chorley's previous celebrations then...

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Wolves launching a few crosses into the Chorley box but the home defenders hold firm.

They've made a decent start.

Wolves now starting to pick a few passes out, they are going to hog possession tonight and Chorley will need to stay alert at the back.

A few fireworks being left off in someone's back garden.

Marine did that already, lads.

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

We're looking for a bit of magic from one of these Chorley players, create history for themselves. It's the magic of the FA Cup and I know that's a saying that's been thrown around left, right and centre through the rounds so far but when you come up against a team like Wolves who have been established in the Premier League for a while - you look forward to these moments.

Good grief, what a start from Chorley, flying out of the traps.

Harry Cardwell holds the ball up down the left and finds the run of Elliot Newby in the box, he chests it down into his path and smashes a low shot which John Ruddy has to smother.

Almost a dream start for the hosts.

Decent view for some?

Away we go at Victory Park.

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"THUNDER!"

Bit of AC/DC greeting the players as they enter the pitch.

Almost showtime.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Victory Park

It isn't just Wolves who are having a bit of a culture shock this evening.

Tonight's referee Anthony Taylor was in charge of last season's final between Arsenal and Chelsea.

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Connor Hall has netted in the first, second and third rounds of the FA Cup for Chorley this season, scoring the winning goals against Wigan (first round) and Derby (third round).

Sir Lindsay checking out the BBC Sport website during work time.

TOP man.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle's voice can usually be heard booming out in Parliament, where he is the Commons Speaker.

But it looks like he will be keep an eye on some a very different running order and exchanges this evening.

Sir Lindsay has been the MP for his home constituency of Chorley since 1997.

Wolves

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Wolves lost their last FA Cup meeting with non-league opponents, going down 1-0 at Luton in January 2013.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side go into tonight's tie winless in their past six Premier League games.

"We don't have to go much further back, recent history in football tells you - especially in this competition - things can happen. We have to be aware of the responsibility we have," said Nuno.

"We are going to find a pitch which is not in the best condition, we know an effort has been made to preserve the pitch but with the weather conditions it will be very difficult to play football on. We have to adapt."

MOTD Kickabout on CBBC

Ear defenders needed for this one! Elliot Newby and Matt Urwin, two of the viral singalong stars from FA Cup minnows Chorley FC take on the Kickabout Karaoke game. Can they guess what the song?

Head here to listen

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Chorley boss Jamie Vermiglio says if his Chorley team do not pull off a fourth FA Cup shock this season when they play Wolves, currently 14th in the Premier League, it will not be through lack of trying.

The Lancashire part-timers have already beaten 2013 FA Cup winners Wigan, Championship team Derby and Peterborough on their Cup run this season. Vermiglio, a primary school headteacher, says his team know Wolves are a different animal but will not give up without a fight.

“There is a genuine belief there - I'm talking about a tiny, tiny chance, but while there is we're going to give it a go,” he said. “Why not? Every few years something happens in football that makes you think ‘how did they do that?’ That could be us.”

Vermiglio also mentioned how the cup run has helped replace the loss of earnings from closing the club’s terraces to fans during the lockdown. The cup run has earned them £350,000.