Nicolas Jackson wasted one of those counter-attacking opportunities that Glenn Murray is speaking about a few moments ago. He took too long and the Leeds defenders were able to get back and crowd him out.

Leeds then have a sustained period of possession but Junior Firpo's low cross is hacked clear.

The second half is under way.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds have had more possession, but Chelsea are sat in a low block inviting pressure and when they win the ball back they burst with power and pace.

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Liverpool lead at the break thanks to 18-year-old debutant Lewis Koumas.

Yes, he is the son of former Wales international Jason Koumas.

Craig Hignett
Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Clever interplay and Lewis Koumas picks it up running across the 18-yard box giving the keeper the eyes.

Koumas cuts it back into the near post - clever play.

Paul: I’ve seen some saying Man Utd should sell Rashford but who would be stupid enough to buy him for a fee plus his ridiculous wages? He has an attitude problem. He’s also a forward player who’s scored 5 all season. Haaland got that in one game last night

Kit: We’d be better off with McTominay up front in his current form in front of goal, let Rashford play wide where he’s at his best, Mainoo in midfield and Antony back on the bench

Harvey Elliott decides to have a pop from range with Liverpool struggling to create clear-cut opportunities.

There's plenty of swerve on the strike and Joe Lumley has to push round the post for a corner.

A first shot on target for the hosts. They are growing into the game.

Tom Gayle
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Molineux

Mario Lemina’s first FA Cup goal after 77 seconds the difference, but Brighton have been the better side.

Chances for Moder, Adingra and Buonaotte will both encourage Roberto de Zerbi, but also frustrate their head coach in equal measure, given none of those efforts worked the goalkeeper.

Jason Steele was at fault for Lemina’s scrappy strike, but did really well with his only other piece of serious involvement since.

A loose back pass saw Bellegarde through one on one. The keeper was out quickly, clattered the Wolves man, but did win the ball.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

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Nottingham Forest have looked really good on the break, particularly down their right-hand side. Sofyan Amrabat is really struggling.

Forest haven't made anything clear cut but there are promising signs.

Moises Caicedo becomes the third Chelsea player to go into the book.

Enzo Fernandez is one of them so that is both centre midfielders cautioned.

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Kamaldeen Sulemana has been a real livewire for Southampton.

He turns Jarell Quansah and drives into the Liverpool box but his effort is too close to Caoimhin Kelleher.

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Leeds get us going again.

Daniel Farke's side have won their past nine Championship games so they are a side in form. Will they come back into it?

Patrick Bamford, Crysencio Summerville and Wilfried Gnonto are among the players on the bench.

Wayne Rooney
Former Manchester United forward on BBC One

The game started off really well, United had some good chances but it has died down. Scott McTominay times his runs really well and gets into the penalty area and he'll be disappointed he didn't score the header he had.

Marcus Rashford is better on the left but he has to want to score. He doesn't put himself in the best positions.

Wolves lead at the break.

Brighton winger Simon Adingra gets the ball on the left, cuts in and flashes a shot wide of the far post. It lacked the bend he needed.

Wolves midfielder Mario Lemina, over his knock, hooks an acrobatic volley over from a similar position to where he scored his goal.