West Ham have the ball in the net for a fourth!

But Michael Oliver immediately blows for a handball as Tomas Soucek bundles the ball over the line.

It goes to VAR, and the decision is upheld.

Michael Dawson
Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 live

On Jarrod Bowen's chance...

Bowen will be disappointed. He glanced it - if he had got a good solid connection he would have caused Rui Patricio problems.

The second half is beginning to heat up.

Wolves take their turn to attack, and it results in Leander Dendoncker dragging a low shot from outside the penalty area narrowly wide.

Wolves clear the initial set-piece but they can't get out and Aaron Cresswell whips in a dangerous cross that's headed just wide by Jarrod Bowen.

Picking Wolves off on the counter worked wonderfully for West Ham in the first half.

After inviting the hosts on, the Hammers get forward quickly and Arthur Masuaku earns his side a corner...

It's patient possession football from Wolves at the moment as they look to pick passes through the West Ham lines.

Getting the ball to Adama Traore, on the right wing this half, is the preffered option - but he's not being allowed any time on the ball.

Willian Jose, Fabio Silva, Adama Traore and Pedro Neto all on the pitch for Wolves.

Nuno Espirito Santo is going for this.

Traore drills in a cross from the right but Willian Jose takes too long on the ball and the chance passes.

Fabio Silva is on for Wolves for the second half, as Daniel Podence is replaced.

Off we go again!

Billy Wild: Two games in a row going in at half time two goals up with our heads down and feeling the inevitable coming. Not a great feeling.

Kris Jefferson: I think Wolves’ dip in form this season just proves how reliant they are on Jimenez. A bottom half team (possibly even relegation candidates) without him.

As it stands, West Ham will end the day fourth in the table. They'll also be four points behind Leicester City, who they face this weekend.

Declan who?

Here come the players ready to go again - and Fabio Silva appears to be joining the action for Wolves.

Everton

Everton midfielder Tom Davies: "We're really disappointed. We had chances to kill the game. It is poor from us. We need to be better. It starts after we score. We shouldn't be hanging on to 1-0 into last 10 minutes. Things to work on and for us to get better.

"It was a good goal from James, but it is disappointing as we should have had three points. We are annoyed with how we played second half. We have had chances recently to go and take points and move up the table. There are still nine games left for us and we need to correct it.

"We are still confident. We had the chances. We just need to see the games out."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson talking to Sky Sports: "I thought it was a good team performance, we were dangerous, our passing was good.

"It would have been tough had we not got something from it. Although our goalkeeper did have to make some good saves.

"Michy's attitude has been very good. He has been very lively,shows he wants to be a part of it and has been rewarded by scoring a goal."

Everton

Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti talking to Sky Sports: "This is the game. We had a lot of chances. We were not clinical in front of the goal. We could deserve to win but this is football.

"We were better of course, James put more quality up front. Our strikers are usually clinical in front of goal, were not and this is the reason for the point.

"We hope next game they will be more clinical. We lost two points and that could be important for the fight for Europe. There is a lot of competition in front of us.

"We improved for sure, we had better quality."

Goals from Jesse Lingard, Pablo Fornals and Jarrod Bowen have put West Ham firmly in control of this one and well on their way to fourth place in the Premier League.

But can Wolves build on Leander Dendoncker's header in the second half?

While we let the players have a well-earned rest, let's get some more reaction to today's earlier game which saw Everton held by Crystal Palace.

John MacMahon: I don't know much about this Lingard fellow, but perhaps Solskjaer should send some Man Utd scouts to take a look

Stat Man Cam: Football is so strange. West Ham looked so solid in their mid block - Wolves couldn’t pass forwards for 40 min, now WH can’t cover the ground and Wolves are playing well.

Thoroughly enjoyable.

It's Wolves asking the questions before the interval. Aaron Cresswell concedes a corner with his block, but West Ham do enough to deal with the set-piece.

What a first half this has been at Molineux.

We're going to be treated to an extra three minutes.