Ooooh but this was a lot harder.

Leeds' Liam Cooper gets caught on the ball and Pedro Neto strikes a brilliant curler from way out.

Great finger-tip save from Meslier.

First shot as Wolves' Nelson Semedo has a go from range.

Easy save for Illan Meslier.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United and Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sometimes you see this Wolves side sit in and sort of accept the opposition has possession with slow play but they have tried to turn it around, a couple of diagonal passes early on. Looks exciting.

Bamford dummies a Tyler Roberts cutback in the Wolves area.

Wolves' Conor Coady prevents the ball from reaching Jamie Shackleton however.

Those who have written in about Leeds needing to tighten up the defence, I'm sorry to inform you but this game is very open.

Great for the neutral though.

Wolves come forward but Pedro Neto's cross also fails to find a teammate.

Then Tyler Roberts leads a counter-attack for the visitors, threading the ball through to Patrick Bamford.

But the Leeds forward's shot is blocked.

Lively.

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Patrick Bamford wins a wide free-kick for Leeds.

Raphinha fires it into the box but it's too powerful and goes out for a goal kick.

Good start.

Leeds keeping the ball well so far.

A reminder, Wolves' come-from-behind victory at Southampton in their last match ended a run of one win in 10.

Visitors Leeds have lost five of their last eight.

This game feels important.

Here we go then.

Plenty of goals please.

Two minutes to go, a reminder of the teams:

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But we can't listen to Electronica all night.

The players are in the tunnel.

They like their Chemical Brothers at Molineux. Galvanize has just blasted out on the PA system twice now.

I'm jamming.

Dean Plumley: Everyone talking about Leeds defence, but the fact we have not had a settled back 4 and the 2 defensive summer signings have been injured and we are still in the race to Europe shows just how special this Leeds team are.

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I really like Patrick Bamford.

He always seems so happy to be playing football in this Leeds side.

Eight of his 12 Premier League goals this season have come away from home.

And he's scored six goals in five appearances for Leeds on a Friday.

Due one tonight then?

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Wolves have picked up a bit in the last couple of weeks and have started to pose more of a threat going forward.

Kalvin Phillips missed last weekend's game with Arsenal and Leeds were over-run for long spells. Without him, I don't think they will keep Wolves at bay.

Prediction: 2-1

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Sulaimon Adelekan: Leeds United need to somehow build a defensive steel or mindset and that's left to Marcelo Bielsa. They need some balance in their game to remain in the Premier league and achieve something tangible.

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Leeds are one victory shy of their 200th win in the Premier League.

Can they reach the magical 2-0-0 tonight?

It wasn't so long ago that Sheffield United were winless for over 180 days when Chris Wilder was stuck on 99 victories as Blades boss.

Just saying...

And he got a superb winner against Southampton last time out.

Some player is Neto.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Pedro Neto still has got a long way to go, only aged 20. He's scored five goals which is a good return and we are seeing some magic touches from him.

This is also in a side that has changed, Wolves are nowhere near the team we have seen over the last couple of seasons. You just think how good could he have been in a free-flowing side.

With Raul Jimenez as well, he is so intelligent you think he would have brought Neto into play more than others.

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The hardest thing in football is to score a goal. Wolves have struggled to find that solution. Raul Jimenez has been such a big player for them for so long. How do you replace that?

Pedro Neto has got a trick up his sleeve. He can dribble with the ball and that's really difficult for defenders. You don't know what you're going to get from him because he's raw and unpredictable.

He is agile, quick and strong so he is a nightmare. If you give him space, he can run at you on either wing and if you get tight to him, he has the strength and skill to roll you. He will only get quicker, stronger and better.

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