Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Wolves' Premier League clash with Leeds from Molineux. We are in for some Friday night fun this evening, with Marcelo Bielsa's team never a dull watch. Wolves have not been their usual selves this season, but are more than capable of playing some high-octane stuff themselves!

He is indeed.

Breathtaking tempo to this. Only thing lacking is a goal.

CHANCE! Straight down the other end, Neto takes the attack to Leeds, bides his time, plays in Nelson Semedo, who is in plenty of space, but fires too close to Meslier.

DOUBLE SAVE! Mateusz Klich has a strange effort from a tight angle, which Patricio blocks, Pascal Struijk arrives to meet the rebound, fires for goal, but Patricio makes another block.

Raphinha is causing plenty of problems here. Such a great find from Bielsa.

A goal is surely in the offing. Both defences look very open.

Against Leeds anything can happen.

BIG CHANCE! End to end this now, with Raphinha clipping a nice cross into the middle, Liam Cooper is there, but heads straight at Patricio.

Neto is next to have a go from distance, but that is straight at Meslier.

Leeds with their first shot on target but it's comfortable for Rui Patricio as he watches Raphinha's effort from distance into his gloves.

Much better tempo to this now. With Leeds committing many more bodies forward.

SAVE! Pedro Neto picks the ball out and tries to find the top corner but Leeds stopper Ilian Meslier uses his outstretched left hand to tip it wide of the post!

Great play from Willian Jose to hold it up and feed Traore, but Stuart Dallas does really well to get back.

Traore still in the thick of it, cutting onto his left before having a shot blocked.

Wolves back in control again as Adama Traore gets on the ball and has a run.

Bamford makes the run, is picked out by Tyler Roberts, but is effort is blocked.

Good start from the home side here. Putting plenty of pressure on.

KICK OFF! We are under way at Molineux.

So here we go. Nuno Espirito Santo's side are looking for back-to-back league wins for the first time since October and they face a Leeds team who will be looking for a response following their 4-2 defeat at Arsenal last weekend.

Under the lights.

Bamford loves the Friday night lights. He has scored six goals in five appearances for Leeds in Friday matches (1.20 per game on average); of players to play at least five games on a specific day of the week for Leeds, only Jermaine Beckford on Mondays (9 in 8 games, 1.13) has also averaged more than a goal per game on a day of the week for the club.