Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Molineux

On paper, you'd expect Liverpool to be comfortable tonight but Wolves gave them a tough game at Anfield and are fresh off the back of beating Aston Villa.

Wolves may ultimately be heading down to the Championship but Molineux is pumped for this one.

If Rob Edwards' side turn up like they did last Friday, this will be anything but comfortable for Liverpool.

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

Sean Longstaff is laughing inside his shirt on the sidelines. He has taken the towel away from Luke O'Nien, so he can't dry the ball before a throw. Proper old school tactics.

I love all that.

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

The start of the season, Liverpool scored a lot of late goals and winners and it papered over the cracks but now they suffer late in games and I think it's because of a lack of fitness.

We're seeing teams leave their quicker players on the bench and then unleashing them knowing there is an element of fatigue among Liverpool.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Elland Road

That shot by Jayden Bogle there going so wide it went out for a throw sums up the quality of this match so far. It is safe to say that based on the showing so far it won't be featuring in any Premier League classics revisited programmes in a few years.

There's been more boos from the home fans as Sunderland players more than took their time to take a free-kick. It does feel like they'd be happy with a point here.

Sunderland's best chance, and it comes from a set-piece.

Dan Ballard heads a looping corner goalwards and Eliezer Mayenda is standing right where the ball lands, just in front of the keeper, but he can't flick Ballard's effort goalwards.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin eventually clears.

Jake O'Brien loses the ball in a really poor position to Jaidon Anthony but Burnley can't make the chance to break count.

It's been a poor showing from Scott Parker's men tonight.

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

Jayden Bogle is on the right-hand side of the goal and he's dragged it so far wide it's gone for a throw.

There's two hands on his face. Impossible.

Ugly from Omar Alderete who gives the ball away in the penalty area. Dominic Calvert-Lewin tees up Anton Stach whose shot is blocked. Jayden Bogle drags his follow-up wide.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall looks to slide in Beto but Joe Worrall gets a decent interception in there. It does almost wrongfoot Martin Dubravka but he shows a decent turn of pace to gather the ball.

Huge Bournemouth chance! Evanilson slips in Ryan Christie who finds himself one-on-one with the keeper.

The Scot drops the shoulder and goes round the keeper but his touch is too heavy and he can't recontrol the ball which skids out of play.

Beto shows some nifty footwork and wins another free-kick for Everton.

They go short to Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and he looks to unleash one but drills it over the top.

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That is the 34th goal Burnley have conceded away from home.

Bournemouth take a corner short before crossing the ball for defender James Hill who heads just over.

First proper chance in this game. Leeds win a dangerous cross which Anton Stach fires low to the keeper's side. Melker Ellborg makes his first Premier League save, springing to his right to push the ball away with both hands.

Alex Scott has a shot off target, from range, which flies just wide.

Dwight McNeil goes on a mazy run against his former side and wins a free-kick in a decent position to deliver.

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To be fair to Leeds they are dominating possession, with about 70% of it. Just no huge chances yet.

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

The Leeds fans are starting to get frustrated because they want them to play it quick. The supporters have got to wait and realise what's on.