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I can't help thinking of Groundskeeper Willie whenever I see Traore. In particular, the episode when he demands the lunch lady "grease me up, woman!" up so he can go into the vents to look for the Simpsons' dog.

Okey-dokey.

The Leicester wall includes Tielemens as a draft excluder and it does it's job, blocking the free-kick effort from Neves.

Here we go. Choudhury blocks a Neves shot on the edge of the box with his arm after Perez had gifted Wolves the ball in the Leicester half. We know Wolves have players who can hit a dead ball.

Bodies everywhere!

Wolves players throw themselves in left, right and centre to block shots from Iheanacho and Maddison after Barnes' low cross into the middle. Eventually, the whistle goes for a foul by the visitors.

"We've got to start winning games and we won't do that by keeping on losing."

I mean, he's not wrong.

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom manager Sam Allardyce to BBC Sport: "The downside is letting the goals in we let in after containing them in the irst half. Seeing Harry Kane in our box unmarked. That lapse at this level just can't happen. We should be stopping that at source.

"Then we let them go from their box to our box without putting a mark on any one. We scored, it got disallowed, we scored again and that was disallowed but at least we scored two 'goals' here. If we get the right service in the box we've got a man who can score.

"Until we shut the back door better life is going to be difficult for us. This is it now, the window is shut, we've got what we've got. We've got to start winning games and we won't do that by keeping on losing.

"We need an undefeated run with more wins than draws in it."

Jonny Evans is the first man into the book for a high boot that catches Willian Jose.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves' mid-field energy levels aren't even close to the opposition - they don't seem to mind that though because they want this game to open up a bit and when the space comes then they'll try and get their foot on the ball. So far, that hasn't happened for them though because Leicester are just over-running that mid-field.

Rui Patricio is forced into his first save, but it is an easy one. Maddison whips a free-kick from distance over the wall and towards the bottom corner, but it lacks the pace to really troubled Wolves' keeper.

Bit of a scramble.

Wolves win a corner, which they whip right into the mixer. It is allowed to drop, bounces around off a few players and it eventually hacked away before a home player can get a telling touch.

Wolves sense a moment, though, and come again. Neto does really well to beat Ricardo Pereira and swings over a lovely cross, but none of his team-mates gambled with a run towards goal in the middle.

Not seen much from Adama Traore yet. He gets a chance to run at Justin and does so, right to the byline, before falling over in pursuit of a free-kick. No chance.

Oh, lovely move from Leicester.

Harvey Barnes is direct, dinking the ball past his marker to get in down the left before poking a pass on for James Maddison. The midfielder drives a low ball right through a host of bodies around the edge of the six-yard box.

It's warming up.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho to BT Sport after his team's 2-0 win over West Brom earlier today: "I loved the compromise of the players, the effort, the dertemination, the clear wish to show everyone how together they are and how much they were suffering with the bad results and how much they wanted the victory. That was the fundamental thing. In the first half we were dominant and could have killed the game.

"At half-time we had confidence, we were positive, I only spoke to them for one minute. We were going in the right direction.

"Harry Kane is a special player in the history of the club. He will beat every possible record. We had very good individual performances today.

"At the end of the season you have the truth, we will be where we belong, where we deserve to be."

Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Because of Leander Dendoncker's height, he is gigantic, but when he gets up at the back post there didn't seem to be a great deal of conviction about that header. If he attacks that he has a great chance but he's probably a bit more comfortable in mid-field. It's difficult for him because he's not a player who's going to go up and score a load of goals for you but he is a very decent player.

The visitors keep coming. This time a Leicester player does get a shot away, but after being put in behind the Wolves defence, Iheanacho fires his angled drive over from 15 or so yards.

More pressure on the edge of the Wolves box. Harvey Barnes exchanges passes with Ayoze Perez, but again the home defence does it's job - crowding the winger out before he can get a shot away.

And there is the danger for Leicester and the plan Wolves want to spring. Neto gets away down the left on the break and his pull-back presents a great chance for Traore. The winger shoots but is gutted to see it deflect wide off Justin.

The resulting corner is met by Dendoncker, but nodded wide.

That few minutes sums up the game - Leicester patiently passing and probing in numbers, Wolves a threat on the break.

Wolves are doing what they do, getting plenty of men behind the ball and starving Leicester of time and space. City haven't quite hit their slick best as regards their passing yet.

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs goalscorer Son-Heung Min: "The lads wanted to win this game. We had a couple of bad results in a row so it was very important to bounce back and get back to winning ways.

"Harry Kane is so, so important for us. He is one of the best strikers in the world. It was only a couple of games but we missed him a lot. Him coming back and scoring straight away, it's what we needed. I missed him.

"The team put a lot of effort in for me and for other players. It's important we show that we can score some goals. I think it's very important that we believe that we can do better things than even today. Obviously we got the result today but we can do better. I trust my team."

Chance.

The corner is flicked on at the near post and falls to Ruben Neves about 12 yards out. He skies his effort over the bar, though. He knows he should have done better.