Wolverhampton Wanderers vs AFC Bournemouth LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Kluivert finds space and takes on another shot as he continues the hunt for his hattrick. It's hit hard and on target, but kept out by Sa.

Wolves win a free kick about 30 yards outside the box and Cunha sends in a good ball, looking for Aït-Nouri's head on the left, but it's cleared with ease.

Yellow Card Craig Dawson

Wolves are enjoying a healthy spell of possession in the opening minutes. Can they do something with it? Cunha breaks forward but Bournemouth keep their shape and get back, so the ball is recycled back to Gomes.

Bournemouth nearly make it four! The diagonal ball is played in time and Kerkez meets it with his run, but Lemina is back and makes an excellent sliding tackle to keep the danger out.

And we're underway again under the lights!

Substitution Rodrigo Martins Gomes Craig Dawson

Looking to the second half, Bournemouth will want to keep their energy up and ensure they don’t give too much away to the Wolves’ forwards, particularly Cunha and Strand Larsen. Wolves, on the other hand, will need a dramatic turnaround if they want to take anything from this game.

It’s half-time here at the Molineux and Bournemouth lead 3-1. The game got off to a flier, with four goals within the opening 18 minutes. Evanilson was brought down clumsily inside the box in the second minute of the match and Kluivert opened the scoring with a coolly-taken penalty. Strand Larsen put Wolves back on level terms just two minutes later with a well-guided header, but it wouldn’t last long as Kerkez was played in down the left wing and sent his shot flying into the top netting to give the Cherries the lead. Kluivert added one more through another penalty in the 18th minute after Sa clipped the heels of Evanilson as the striker approached from behind to try and steal the ball. That gave Bournemouth a comfortable lead, though Cunha and Strand Larsen have still created chances as Wolves looked threatening moving forward. The match calmed down after that exciting start, and towards the end, Bournemouth seemed happy defending the lead in their own half as Wolves desperately tried to get something before the stroke of half time. Wolves have been operating with an xG of 0.23, while Bournemouth, unsurprisingly, have made 2.22 xG. The Opta live win probability is favouring the Cherries heavily with a win at 87.8%, while a draw is the next likeliest outcome at 9.4%. A Wolves comeback seems improbable at 2.8%, but O’Neil’s side haven’t looked quite as bad as the scoreline suggests.

HALF-TIME: WOLVES 1-3 BOURNEMOUTH