Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Newcastle United LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Spotting a slight gap in Newcastle's defence Neto seizes a loose ball and drives to the right byline, beating both Burn and Schar with ease, but a heavy touch then sees the chance evaporate as quickly as it arose.

Clad in green and white, Newcastle United kick off, and we are under way at Molineux!

The players are out on the pitch, and kick-off is now just moments away!

After Alexander Isak was withdrawn against former club Dortmund in midweek and is now sidelined by a groin problem, Wilson returns to lead Newcastle's front line today; Jacob Murphy also sustained an injury on Wednesday and misses out too. Harvey Barnes and Sven Botman are still unavailable, while Sandro Tonali has started a 10-month ban for illegal betting.

After serving suspensions last weekend, both Lemina and Semedo return to Wolves' starting XI today, as Gary O'Neil makes two changes to the side that beat Bournemouth; Doherty and Joao Gomes drop to the bench. Meanwhile, five-goal top scorer Hwang supports Cunha up front.

SUBS: Martin Dubravka, Mark Gillespie, Paul Dummett, Emil Krafth, Matt Targett, Joe Willock, Matt Ritchie, Tino Livramento, Lewis Hall.

NEWCASTLE UNITED (4-3-3): Nick Pope; Kieran Trippier, Jamaal Lascelles, Fabian Schar, Dan Burn; Sean Longstaff, Bruno Guimaraes, Joelinton; Miguel Almiron, Callum Wilson, Anthony Gordon.

SUBS: Daniel Bentley, Jonny Castro Otto, Matt Doherty, Pablo Sarabia, Santiago Bueno, Fabio Silva, Tommy Doyle, Sasa Kalajdzic, Joao Gomes.

WOLVES (3-4-2-1): Jose Sa; Max Kilman, Craig Dawson, Tote Gomes; Nelson Semedo, Mario Lemina, Boubacar Traore, Rayan Ait Nouri; Pedro Neto, Hwang Hee-Chan; Matheus Cunha.

Thanks to a 4-0 defeat of Crystal Palace last week, Newcastle United have now won four of their last five Premier League fixtures, keeping a clean sheet in the course of each victory. While that run has helped the Magpies into the top six, they suffered a setback in midweek when losing to Borussia Dortmund on home turf - their first Champions League defeat for over 20 years. A 1-0 reverse to the Bundesliga club also ended Newcastle's eight-game unbeaten run in all competitions and a five-game winning streak at St James' Park.