Cody Gakpo does well on the right to keep the ball in play. He pokes it down the line for Mohamed Salah to chase, which he does.

Salah then fizzes it in for Dominik Szoboszlai but his first-time strike sails way over the bar. That was a chance.

Jurgen Klopp is on the edge of his technical area with a puzzled look. Liverpool haven't got going, Wolves certainly have.

Joe Gomez does just enough to prevent a second Wolves goal!

Nelson Semedo curls it in from the right and Pedro Neto can't make clean contact at the back post under pressure from Gomez.

Wolves are all over Liverpool at the minute.

Wolves look bright.

Nelson Semedo tries to slip it through to Hwang Hee-Chan and Andy Robertson has to step in.

Liverpool are being tested a little at the back.

Alexis Mac Allister gives it away sloppily to Mario Lemina. He pokes it on to Matheus Cunha and Mac Allister, in his haste to make amends, pulls back Cunha's shirt. He gets a yellow card for it too.

No danger on the set-piece for Liverpool. They quickly settle back into position and Mohamed Salah slides it down the right for Dominik Szoboszlai.

He curls it in early but it's comfortable for Jose Sa.

Liverpool try to move up the pitch but lose it in midfield. Pedro Neto then lays it off to Jeanricner Bellegarde on the left and he manages to win an early corner for Wolves.

Off we go at Molineux.

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There's a minute's silence to mark the events of Morocco and Libya before the game gets under way.

Here come the teams to the usual fireworks at Molineux. It looks like a windy day in West Midlands.

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Andy Robertson is making his 200th Premier League appearance for Liverpool - the 19th player to reach that total for the Reds in the competition, and first Scot.

He also wears the captain's armband in the absence of skipper Virgil van Dijk and vice Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Channel 4

Jurgen Klopp wants a replica [of the team] that is better. It will take time to find out who plays well with who, so I don't expect it just to click, I think it will take two or three more games.

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Wolves' only win in 12 league matches last season against teams that finished in the top six of the table was a 3-0 victory at home to Liverpool.

The Reds will need to be wary of set-pieces with all four of Wolves’ league goals this season coming from headers. Three of those have been assisted by Pedro Neto.

Liverpool are on a good run though having gone unbeaten in 15 Premier League matches since a 4-1 defeat by Manchester City on 1 April.

But they failed to win any of their six Saturday 12.30pm kick-offs last season (D3, L3) - five of which were away from home.

Jurgen Klopp says he is "not worried" about a bid from Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah in the January transfer window.

He also says he wanted Jordan Henderson to stay but could not guarantee his former captain first-team football.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson was asked about the possibility of his side qualifying for Europe this season, and attempting to mirror the achievements of opponents Villa.

"Leicester City won the league. I was at that game," said Hodgson.

"Anybody who says this is not a possibility for us is underestimating what can happen.

"I certainly don’t write off the chance of Crystal Palace getting into European football."

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Chris Collinson, BBC Football statistician:

Roberto Firmino left the Premier League in a blaze of glorious finishing last season, scoring twice as many goals as expected to claim the title of 'Best Finisher' in his swansong season (11 goals from an xG of 5.5).

While he hasn’t been clinical at taking them so far, Darwin Nunez is getting an elite level of chances in his early Premier League career. If he can produce more of the laser-focused finishing he showed recently at Newcastle, then the goals will come.

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Luton Town boss Rob Edwards on summer signing Ross Barkley: "He's been brilliant since he's come in and around the place. He's very humble, really respectful, and works extremely hard.

"We haven't seen the best of him yet because that's never going to happen, he's not had a full pre-season."

On Fulham, he added: "They had a really difficult run of fixtures recently but they are a very good team and we're aware of their strengths.

"Marco Silva is a top manager, so it's going to be difficult. We have to make sure we learn from all elements of the three games we've had so far."

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Liverpool forward Diogo Jota says summer signing Ryan Gravenberch is settling in "great" at Anfield.

"Obviously he has two very close friends, the Dutch players, and they are three now, so they can help each other," said Jota.

"I've not been in and just had a couple of sessions with him, but you can see already the quality he brings [and] has on his feet.

"I think he will be one more to help us going forward."

West Ham have gone 15 Premier League matches without a win against Manchester City since a 2-1 victory at the Etihad in September 2015 (D3, L12).

The Hammers could equal their longest Premier League winless run versus the same opponent: 16 games against Manchester United from 1993 to 2001.

Their only victory in the past 13 home league fixtures versus City was by 2-1 at Upton Park in October 2014.