Wolves are having great success down the left and Mario Lemina tries to slide a low pass into the danger zone, only for Bobby Thomas to be well placed and launch it away.

But Wolves come again, this time down the right. Nelson Semedo with a bright burst down the flank and into the box, his pull-back finds Ait-Nouri and his effort is blocked with Mario Lemina then shooting wastefully wide.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

There has been a lack of a clear goal threat from either side so far.

Rayan Ait-Nouri and Nelson Semedo are offering width for Wolves but they are playing through the middle too much, whilst Coventry have not got enough support to Ellis Simms.

Given how the game started, I suspect Gary O'Neil is happy enough with how the game is progressing.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've been impressed with Coventry and how they've dealt with what they're required to do. The game has been very end-to-end, but both teams have struggled in front of goal.

It's been fast and frantic, but still nothing of note for either keeper to have been worried about.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

On this occasion, Sarabia tried to hit it across his body, it's such a difficult thing to do. Wolves have grown into this game now and have calmed those early nerves.

This game is end to end, the players have stopped being able to support each other because they've ran out of energy. Everyone kept looking for the pass but ran out of the energy to support and kept giving the ball away.

Rayan Ait-Nouri is involved in everything at the moment for Wolves. It's a lovely ball with the outside of the left boot close to the left touchline and it falls to Pablo Sarabia. He tries to strike it first time with it dropping over his shoulder, but just can't get a touch on what would have been a brilliant volley from a tight angle.

Rayan Ait-Nouri was booked after just seven minutes in this game - the quickest yellow card by a Premier League player in an FA Cup game this season.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ait-Nouri and Lemina seem to be involved in everything for Wolves now, they've moved from the left all the way to the right and almost got a goal, but some good defending from Coventry.

Mario Lemina gets to the byeline for Wolves, with Haji Wright unable to make a challenge for fear of conceding a penalty. Rayan Ait-Nouri, one of the key men so far, is there at the near post but his run had been followed well and Coventry block it before the shot can reach the goal.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Mark Robins on the line is now applauding his whole team. Apart from that effort, they haven't forced an injured Jose Sa into making a save, they've had all of the play and they have asked a lot of themselves forcing the issue and they've nearly made the first opportunity.

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Haji Wright for Coventry cuts in from the left flank and tries to curl one into the bottom corner, but Jose Sa is not too fussed and watches it go well wide.

Been a very good game so far.

Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa is able to carry on for now at least, with Dan Bentley their back-up keeper if needed. One to monitor.

Wolves then get to take their corner from the left, but opt to go short and Pablo Sarabia's cross from deep is headed away at the near post.

Wolves Rayan Ait-Nouri links up with Joao Gomes nicely down the left and skips inside the sliding Joel Latibeaudiere inside the penalty area, but Coventry are able to defend it well and send it away for the corner.

That will have to wait though as down the other end Wolves keeper Jose Sa needs some medical treatment and may well have twinged a muscle here.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

Coventry have made a confident start to this game despite their Championship status.

Striker Ellis Simms looks as though he could be a handful for the Wolves defence if he can retain possession when the ball is played up to him.

Kasey Palmer has a decent cross on him as well.

Wolves are trying to settle.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves' problem today will be the instinct behind the strikers. The three behind are all more proper midfielders and Wolves could do with one of them getting a goal.

Wolves' Rayan Ait-Nouri, close to the left touchline, produces great skill to take the ball down and he swings in a low cross but he can't find a team-mate and Bradley Collins is able to gather comfortably.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves nearly fell asleep in that moment, they were expecting that set-piece to go straight on goal, but it didn't, it was worked really well. It's defended well, but credit to Coventry.

Coventry have been bright and a huge roar from their fans goes up as Wolves, rather panicky, clear for a corner, but the hosts manage to clear.