Armando Dobra works his way into the West Brom box as Chesterfield make their first attack of the evening.

But the Baggies clear their lines before he can work a shot away.

The closest Cody Gakpo has come to opening his Liverpool account.

You can see how confident he is, taking on a first-time shot from the right edge of the box, but it's always rising.

Jose Sa isn't every convincing in that Wolves goal, not tonight anyway.

Twice in the space of a few seconds he comes for a high ball and gets nowhere near it but Liverpool are unable to capitalise.

Wigan's first real chance of the match and it fell to Thelo Aasgaard on the edge of the penalty area following a long throw, but Aasgaard could only pull his shot wide of the post.

Shouts for a penalty from West Brom as Grady Diangana once again gets in the thick of the action.

This time, his shot is blocked by Chesterfield's Michael Jones and the Baggies call for handball but the referee says nothing doing.

"He can hit them!"

Joao Moutinho's initial free-kick is headed out but falls perfectly onto the right boot of Ruben Neves 25 yards out, but the Portugal international's well-struck volley is blocked by a Red shirt.

It was travelling.

Kostas Tsimikas must be hard as nails because he has just brought down the tank Adama Traore.

Wolves have a free-kick down the right and can lump it into the mixer.

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Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

It's honours even so far between a much-changed Swansea City and the same Bristol City side which started in the Championship last weekend.

The Robins started confidently, but Swansea - who have one or two square pegs in round holes tonight - are growing into the contest.

The Welsh side have come closest to a goal - and it would have been an embarrassing one for Zak Vyner.

The Bristol City defender made a hash of dealing with Matty Sorinola's ball into the box, slicing the ball goalwards as he attempted to clear, and was relieved to see Max O'Leary claw the ball to safety.

This is a much improved Liverpool performance from the Brighton debacle.

The Reds are snapping into tackles and winning second balls.

Cody Gakpo goes down in the box under a challenge from Rayan Ait-Nouri, but referee Andre Mariner waves play on.

It's almost an own goal from Bristol City's Zak Vyner after a Matthew Sorinola cross but away goalkeeper Max O'Leary is there to save the Robins and keep it at 0-0.

But Thiago's free-kick is disappointing and Wolves manage to head clear.

Liverpool have a free-kick in a promising position and a Reds committee is around the ball discussing the next move.

Grady Diangana has the ball in the net for West Brom as they press Chesterfield early doors.

But the Baggies winger is penalised for clattering into Chesterfield goalkeeper Lucas Covolan in the process.

20 minutes in and Wolves haven't called Caoimhin Kelleher into action yet.

Raul Jimenez hasn't had anything to feed off since that early opportunity.

We're under way at The Hawthorns in tonight's late kick-off.

Can Chesterfield and West Brom provide us with another thriller?

Almost a quick-fire second for Liverpool as Kostas Tsimikas is played in down the left, but last season's FA Cup final hero blazes over.

Rayan Ait-Nouri goes it alone for Wolves, into the area but the shot is blocked.

Elijah Adebyo has a chance for Luton in the Wigan snow, when he gets on the end of Cauley Woodrow's flick-on but Adebyo can only head straight at home goalkeeper Ben Amos from six yards out.

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