A rare United foray forwards by right wing back Jayden Bogle, he goes down under pressure from Rayan Ait-Nouri in the box.

But only a goal kick is given, and replays show it was Bogle who made the first contact.

This game has been almost exclusively played in the Sheffield half so far. Total dominance by Wolves.

They have struggled to break down deep-sitting teams this season however, so this is a test for Gary O'Neil's men.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ivo Grbic is going to have a long afternoon with Nelson Semedo, he's one of he best in the Premier League at getting forward. Good pedigree as well being at the likes of Barcelona.

I like the way Wolves have set up so far. It is the first time I've seen them live so far this season and they do play free-flowing football.

Anel Ahmedhodzic makes a very rough challenge on Pedro Neto, giving away a free kick wide on the left wing.

It's delivered to the near-post where Mario Lemina is totally unmarked, but his flicked header is blocked.

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Wolves captain Max Kilman lofts a lovely through ball forward with the outside of his left boot, but it just runs too long for Hwang Hee-chan.

Hwang seems to be totally fine after his warm-up scare, by the way.

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Rayan Ait-Nouri forages forward from left back for Wolves, reaching the box and managing to get a shot away.

However it's off his weaker right foot and is skewed well wide.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sheffield United are set up to go and attack. I know he's playing the five at the back, Chris Wilder always does that. He wants his wing-backs to be really important.

I'm hoping for goals.

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As may have been expected, Wolves have started this game on top.

Danger man Pedro Neto plays a low cross right across the box, which Pablo Sarabia reaches on the stretch, but he can only deflect it behind for a goal kick.

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Well, it's back to school for me. Hi Ho Silver Lining is of course the walk-on music for Sheffield Wednesday, not Sheffield United.

Apologies to Blades fans.

An early tester for United keeper Ivo Grbic, who has to gather a through ball under pressure.

Grbic, who joined United on loan from Atletico Madrid in January, starts ahead of Wes Foderingham in goal today.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

They can't sit back or open the game up after five or ten minutes and be two or three nil down like we have seen many times.

Their biggest thing will be trying to keep eleven players on the pitch.

Last week Mason Holgate going down kind of killed the game for them.

They need points at the moment.

Under way in Wolverhampton.

Before kick-off, we have a minute's applause for former Wolves goalkeeper Paul Bradshaw, who died this week aged 67.

Bradshaw played 243 games for Wolves, including the 1980 League Cup final victory over Nottingham Forest at Wembley, which is the club's most recent major trophy success.

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Here come the players, emerging from the tunnel at an overcast Molineux to the sounds of 'Hi Ho, Silver Lining'. Which is also the walk-on music at Bramall Lane, funnily enough.

Kick-off coming in mere moments.

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Following their controversial win in November, Sheffield United can complete the league double over Wolves for the first time since 1989-90 in the second tier.

The Blades last won this fixture home and away in a top-flight season in 1961-62.

I've just watched a replay of the Hwang incident in the Wolves warm-up - he rolled his leg over a ball in a passing drill, and jarred his knee quite badly.

Totally innocuous, but one of those things that could pop a ligament and rule a player out for months. Hwang and Wolves will be breathing a sigh of relief that he seems to be ok.

Hwang remains in the starting XI for Wolves, with kick-off in just under 15 minutes' time.

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