Anon: Astonishing decision. Cairney goes down clutching his right thigh then decides the pain might be on his left foot and then simply fails to remember where the non-existent contact should be.

Anon: Never a Pen! Clear and obvious. How can that be given. And I'm neutral!!

Rezaa: Ridiculous decision. Lemina clearly got a touch on the ball. VAR looking at the worst possible angle and making a decision.

Jim: Absolutely ridiculous decision!!!. The defender clearly got the ball. VAR and the officials using it are ruining football!!

Fulham's Alex Iwobi aims for the far corner and for what would have been his second goal and Fulham's third, but Jose Sa tips it over the top.

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Should that have been a penalty, which Willian converted to put Fulham ahead? Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

Gary O'Neil makes a change and off comes Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, who made Wolves' goal but has been guilty of not tracking back and following his runner a couple of times.

On comes Sasa Kalajdzic.

Willian has successfully converted his last six penalties in the Premier League and is now Fulham's joint top goalscorer this season - with two league goals.

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Mark Scott
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

Basically, Cairney was caught by Semedo and they reviewed it countless times to check if there was contact. It was minimal.

Willian steps up and rolls it into the bottom corner.

The camera's panned to Gary O'Neil as well and it's yet another decision that has gone against them. On the replay, I don't think there was conclusive evidence that there was a touch. I imagine he'll have something to say about this one as well.

Nelson Semedo looks to instantly make up for conceding the penalty but his low shot is saved by Bernd Leno.

The original decision stands. Fulham with a great chance to regain their lead.

VAR are having a long old look at this one. We wait.

Did Semedo get the ball before clipping Tom Cairney?

Tom Cairney fouled. Referee Michael Salisbury gives it. Penalty to Fulham. Nelson Semedo the one who made the challenge.

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Wolves have a three-on-two counter attack after Tim Ream loses the ball but once again Timothy Castagne is well placed and covers in fine fashion to see off the danger.

Wolves have only won one of their six Premier League games this season that they've gone into half-time level (drawn two, lost three), while Fulham have won three of their five such games in 2023-24 (drawn one, lost one).

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Antonee Robinson sends in a cross from the left and it comes off Wolves' Santiago Bueno on his Premier League debut. The corner comes to nothing though.

Right, we're under way once more at Craven Cottage. Both sides could really do with finding a winner. Both sides will fancy their chances of getting it.

Mark Scott
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

Fulham started well and deservedly led. Sa then pulled off a couple of good saves before Wolves woke up. Wolves then had the better of it in the first half and were unlucky to not to take the lead after Lemina took the ball off Leno in the box.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has emphasised the importance of his team locking down top spot in their Champions League group.

The holders take on RB Leipzig at Etihad Stadium on Tuesday in their fifth Group G game, having won four out of four so far.

They and Leipzig have already clinched spots in the knockout stage, but first place in the pool remains up for grabs.

"We have to win or draw," said Guardiola. "The first step is done for both sides so congratulations to RB Leipzig to qualify for the next round in February.

"It is important to finish first. We believe that when we play the last 16, [having] the second leg at home is not decisive but an advantage and we have to take it."