Traore's cross is deflected wide for a Wolves corner. The resultinmg delivery is straight into Nick Pope's hands.

Wolves do make a change.

Nelson Semedo is off, with Fabio Silva coming on. It is an attacking move. Striker for right wing-back. Will it make any difference?

Another tame Wolves attack comes to nothing. Neves swings a boot and slices an angled shot well wide following a free-kick lobbed into the box. Flag was up against him too.

Penny for Steve Bull's thoughts. He's sat in the stands watching this shambles.

Dave Payne: By modern VAR standards, that was miles offside.

You expected Wolves to come out with the bit between their teeth, a rollicking ringing in their ears. No sign of that.

It was a lovely finish from Vydra by the way, Excellent skill to round the keeper.

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He was just off.

Wolves' hopes are upgraded from none to very slim.

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I think Vydra went a fraction early to collect the ball forward before rounding Rui Patricio and finishing.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC One

It's a wonderful finish, and it's awfully close to being offside.

There's a real assuredness to Matej Vydra's game at the moment.

Has Willian Jose touched the ball yet?

Traore charges into Burnley territory with the ball, beating a couple of men in the process. Charlie Taylor eventually thwarts him.

Leeds United are unchanged from the side that held Liverpool to a 1-1 draw on Monday as defender Liam Cooper serves the second of a three-match suspension for his red card in the win at Manchester City while Raphinha remains out with a muscle injury.

The only changes to their matchday 18 see Joe Gelhardt and Leif Davis drop out of Marcelo Bielsa's squad, replaced by teenagers Crysencio Summerville and Sam Greenwood.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Ayling, Llorente. Struijk, Alioski, Dallas, Harrison, Phillips, Bamford, Roberts, Costa.

Substitutes: Casilla, Koch, Berardi, Hernandez, Klich, Shackleton, Poveda, Summerville, Greenwood.

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With one eye perhaps on Thursday's visit of Roma to Old Trafford in the Europa League semi-finals, Paul Pogba drops to the Manchester United bench for this afternoon's trip to Elland Road.

Daniel James replaces the France midfielder, while Eric Bailly returns among the United substitutes after recovering from Covid-19.

Manchester United XI: Henderson, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, Wan-Bissaka, Fred, McTominay, Greenwood, Fernandes, James, Rashford.

Substitutes: De Gea, Bailly, Telles, Tuanzebe, Mata, Pogba, Matic, Van de Beek, Cavani.

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No changes by Wolves. You messed it up, you go fix.

Don't think any of us saw that first-half coming.

What will the second deliver?

Manchester United have made one change from their win over Burnley for the trip to Leeds United - and it's a notable one.

Paul Pogba drops to the bench, with Daniel James coming in to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's starting XI.

Leeds are unchanged from the team that drew 1-1 with Liverpool on Monday night.

Full team news to follow.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One

I'd say it's game over with that third goal.

Burnley are very good defensively, I can't see Wolves getting back into this one.

Time and time again Wolves have not pushed up to the ball. If there were fans in this stadium they wouldn't be accepting this.

Chris: Wolves really need to sign at least 2 proven goalscorers in the summer followed by an attacking-minded right WB in the summer transfer market. They haven't been the same since selling Jota and Doherty.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on Final Score

Every single player for Wolves has brought no energy. Burnley have hunted them down, forced mistakes.

There was so much time for Burnley to get the ball down and play.

Wolves are safe, yes, they are secure. But you don't turn up on the pitch and not put the effort in.