Rúben Neves has had 15 touches in the opposition box in his Premier League career and five of those have been penalties taken.

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Great defending by Jan Bednarek who take cares of a Wolves free-kick by sticking a leg out to concede a corner.

The visitors are enjoying their best spell of the match and Ralph Hasenhuttl reacts by sending on Moussa Djenepo for Takumi Minamino.

It's amazing what one goal can do for confidence.

Wolves suddenly have a spring in their step and Adama Traore finds Nelson Semedo before Ruben Neves tests Alex Mccarthy from distance.

This is a much more even contest.

Portuguese players have now scored 46 Premier League goals for Wolves - the same number as has been scored by English players for the club in the competition.

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Southampton are angry. Nathan Redmond goes on another lovely weaving run before finding Stuart Armstrong whose shot from the edge of the box takes a deflection. Corner.

Matt: When are they going to sort this ridiculous handball rule out?! What can Bertrand do when the ball is blasted at him from 3 yards away!

Colin Bundred: Oh no I thought we’d seen the end of those kind of handball decisions. Disgraceful.

Ryan Bertrand handles inside his own penalty area and Wolves have a possible way back into this.

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How long before Nuno makes a change?

Fabio Silva is young and raw and has struggled to make an impact so far.

Could this be the game that ignites his career in England?

Wolves need to shake things up, that's for sure.

Corner to Wolves and Joao Moutinho floats it in but it's easily cleared. No one in gold and black was attacking that.

The good news for Wolves is that they trailed 2-0 at St Mary's last season and won 3-2.

We're back under way.

Wolves are first to emerge for the start of the second half. Has Nuno been chucking tea cups?

West Brom make two changes to the side that lost at Tottenham last weekend.

On-loan Turkish midfielder Okay Yokuslu gets his first start after joining in the January transfer window, with Matheus Pereira also coming in to the side.

Romain Sawyers and Karlan Grant drop out.

West Brom XI: Johnstone, Peltier, Ajayi, Bartley, Townsend, Yokuslu, Snodgrass, Maitland-Niles, Gallagher, Pereira, Diagne.

Manchester United make five changes to the side that beat West Ham on extra-time in the FA Cup during the week.

Match-winner Scott McTominay gets a start with David de Gea returning in goal. Luke Shaw, Bruno Fernandes and Edinson Cavani all return.

Dean Henderson, Alex Telles, Nemanja Matic, Donny van de Beek and Mason Greenwood drop out.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, Fred, McTominay, Fernandes, Rashford, Martial, Cavani.

West Brom against Manchester United follows this game. Here's the team news...

This is the 14th successive Premier League game in which Wolves have failed to score the opening goal, with only Manchester City between April and October 1995 going on a longer consecutive run of games without scoring first (16).

Jonathan Spencer: With Kane carrying the team week in and week out, as well as inevitable ankle/hamstring injuries, it begs the question why Mourinho hasn’t gone in for Ings. Quality player and I’m glad he’s showing what he can do at Saints.

David Ljunggren: Not a coincidence that Ings has come back to life for Southampton as the talk of him moving to another club faded.

Southampton lead thanks to a quite wonderful goal.

Where is the threat from Wolves?

Southampton are playing keep-ball as half-time approaches.

It's been far too comfortable. Very little intensity from the visitors so far.

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Graham Green: Saints starting to show a lot more confidence in their play than they’ve had over this recent terrible run. Similar to how they rescued their season last year after their first 9-0 drubbing. Will history repeat?

It's been nearly 20 minutes but I'm still drooling over Danny Ings' goal.