Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at Elland Road

The message for Leeds United will be don't rush it, don't force it, a point is not in a bad result. They're in a good position.

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It's one foul too many for Ryan Gravenberch and he picks up the first yellow card of the game.

Arne Slot isn't happy.

Bournemouth hit the post!

Easily the closest we've come as Marcus Tavernier is played in and toe-pokes a shot against the woodwork.

Tavernier was falling as he took his shot. Was he fouled? VAR has a look while we play on and says no.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Molineux

Rob Edwards joined in the applause for Diogo Jota in the 18th minute. The away end help up a banner that says "Obrigado Diego - Forever our Number 20" and the Wolves fans had their own banner with an image of Jota. Lovely moment at Molineux.

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We're back under way the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Back at it in Leeds.

Bournemouth start on the front foot. James Hill's long throw is cleared and then Evanilson shepherds the ball out for what he thinks will be a corner. The referee signals for a Brentford free-kick.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Molineux

Joao Gomes can get a bit overconfident, those flicks around the corner, he was caught out earlier by Mac Allister which led to an opportunity for Gakpo and when he did that, Rob Edwards put his head in his hands.

There's an over-confidence in his ability.

Huge applause around Molineux right now in the 18th minute for Diogo Jota, who sadly lost his life in July.

He was number 18 during his time with Wolves.

Away we go again.

Ryan Gravenberch hacks down Andre in the centre of the pitch.

It's far from entertaining this one.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Molineux

Wolves certainly don't look like a side that's bottom of the table and they're not sitting deep at all. But that is giving Liverpool plenty of space to drive into whenever they win the ball back.

Hugo Ekitike does really well to free himself and burst up the pitch. He chooses to set it for Jeremie Frimpong but his wild swing is high and wide.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Molineux

I think there's a snobbery around these set-pieces.

What are they designed for? To cause confusion and trouble, to make life as uncomfortable as possible for the opposition. That's the way Arsenal have been doing it and the way Liverpool have these past few weeks.

Joao Gomes plays a stunner of a pass behind Milos Kerkez to find Jackson Tchatchoua but his cross is awful and flies behind for a goal kick.

Dominik Szoboszlai's corner is easily headed clear by Jackson Tchatchoua.

Milos Kerkez is high down the left and wins a corner for Liverpool.

Can they do it again from a set-piece?

Wolves win the first corner of the night but Liverpool deal with it.