Nice football from Wolves left-back Rayan Ait Nouri. He rolls the ball under his foot to get past a defender (although on a replay I'm not sure how intentional it was) and then hits a 25-yard effort, easily saved by Sam Johnstone.

You: Please tell us a random fact that we can't really do anything with.

Me: This is Wolves' eighth Monday Premier League match this season. West Ham (nine in 1995-96, eight in 2005-06) are the only side to have as many in one campaign.

A good spell of Wolves pressure comes to a disappointing end as Ruben Neves sends a long-range shot into the stands.

Another good run by Adama Traore down the left, he finds Owen Otasowie with a pass, just about, but the Wolves youngster's shot is blocked.

West Brom have a free-kick from the left, Matheus Pereira lofts it into the box and Adama Traore does well to put Semi Ajayi off his header at the far post. Goal-kick.

If you want to know what kind of game this is, the striker on each team has touched the ball four times.

You know you've overhit a pass when Adama Traore can't reach it. Ruben Neves plays a long ball forward for the Spaniard but two West Brom defenders combine to stop Traore getting there.

Derbies really aren't the same without any fans are they?

Wolves left-back Rayan Ait Nouri goes on a mazy run as he skips in between about four defenders to enter the box but then his shot is blocked.

West Brom striker Mbaye Diagne runs onto a through ball but can't speed away and waits an age for some support. He eventually passes all the way across to Darnell Furlong, who shoots wide.

Another corner causing problems, this time Wolves' Vitinha crosses in and Romain Saiss' powerful header is at Sam Johnstone. Simple stop.

I wonder if the wind will cause some problems with crosses today. Matheus Pereira's corner catches a gust but Rui Patricio is able to catch before it risks going in.

American youngster Owen Otasowie is playing in midfield for Wolves today. He surges forward but loses the ball. Wolves are trying out a back four after the 4-0 Burnley thrashing.

I had genuinely wondered what was going on with the sound on my TV but realised it's the rain.

West Brom's first attack but Darnell Furlong shoots wide with some kind of flying ninja kick volley.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

The rain is swirling round the pitch and battering the roof of the stand I am sitting in.

The sky is slate grey.

It must be quite difficult for the players down there.

It's all Wolves so far. Ruben Neves runs at the Baggies' defence but drags a shot well wide from outside the box.

Not sure West Brom have seen the halfway line yet.

Adama Traore flies down the left for Wolves but tries an overly complicated outside-of-boot cross that goes past everyone.

Wolves get an early free-kick on the right wing. Vitinha shoots (I think?) and it lands on the roof of the net.

Here we go for what could be the last Black Country derby for a while.