Daniel Podence and Ademola Lookman are both booked. Podence for kicking the ball at Lookman and Lookman for reacting.

Did we put the wrong scoreline up a minute ago? A bit like predictive text this! Oops.

Is that Leicester's best chance of the half?

Pretty much straight from the free-kick the ball drops to Ademola Lookman at the back stick but he drives across the face of goal and wide.

Rayan Ait-Nouri now comes to the referee's attention with a lunging tackle on Marc Albrighton. The Wolves defender has clearly not heard the phrase 'stay on your feet'.

Caglar Soyuncu takes out Nelson Semedo. Booking all day long that for the Leicester defender.

A little bit needless as well right on the near touchline?

Dearie me. Ricardo Pereira tries his luck from distance but catches a volley all wrong. Not even sure that strike from the Leicester man would have registered at Twickenham.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

That was a brilliant bit of skill from Daniel Podence to set up Rayan Ait-Nouri then.

Wolves are more expressive going forward this season and that was an example.

The home fans are really enjoying it - and have been singing about Europe.

Quite a lot of work to do before that dream is realised but they certainly have a chance.

Rayan Ait-Nouri misses the target, dragging a low shot wide after brilliant work from Daniel Podence. Wolves in full flow.

The fans in the South Bank thought that was in.

All Wolves here. The hosts are just camped inside the Leicester half looking for that second goal.

Leander Dendoncker now has a shot blocked by a diving blue shirt. The visitors need to up the tempo of their play.

Wolves carve out a couple of chances in the space of two minutes. Daniel Podence has a shot blocked and then Max Kilman should really do better from a corner.

The defender heads straight at Foxes keeper Kasper Schmeichel.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

This game is very quick.

Wolves got themselves on top early and Ruben Neves goal was not a surprise but Leicester are starting to threaten now.

The rain might be rubbish for the fans but it is helping to make this a very entertaining contest.

Can't see defences being on top in this game if I am honest. Leicester look really shaky every time Wolves attack and vice versa.

Patson Daka almost levels with a curler but Wolves keeper Jose Sa dives across his goal to tip that one away.

Ruben Neves has scored 13 of his 20 league goals for Wolves from outside the box, including each of his last three in the Premier League.

Definitely not a player you want to see taking aim from 20 yards or so.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

Wolves have given supporters in the Graham Hughes Stand, which doesn't have a roof, plastic raincoats given the volume of rain teeming down on them.

At the other end of the ground, fans are not allowed to sit in part of the Stan Cullis Stand for safety reasons.

Image source, BBC Sport

Image source, BBC Sport

The hosts just starting to get on top here as they force the pace.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

This is a big day for Wolves.

Bruno Lage's men have ever so quietly got themselves on the fringes of the Champions League race.

If they win all three games in hand, it will move them level with Manchester United after last weekend's excellent win at Tottenham.

"Today is another moment to play our game," says Lage in his programme notes.

"We want consistency in the team, personality to play and ambition in our character to achieve more."

That has to go down as a decent opportunity.

Caglar Soyuncu launches a ball down the left channel which leads to a chance for Youri Tielemans but the Foxes midfielder fires wide.

Bright opening from Leicester who are popping the ball around nicely on the, let's say slick, Molineux surface.

Here we go.