Wolves vs Everton LIVE: Premier League result and reaction as Toffees slump to big defeat

Everton have lost all eight of their Premier League matches when conceding first this campaign. Can they fight back here?

Danger! A deep Everton free-kick causes carnage in the Wolves area, with Doyle and Dawson both going to ground to block close-range efforts – the latter taking Tarkowski's blast directly in the face. There are muted handball appeals from the travelling fans, but not from the Everton players.

Onana looks to have gotten over his earlier injury scare. He plays a pass wide to Patterson, whose cross is sliced up in the air by Toti, forcing Sa into an unconvincing punch. Joao Gomes follows up to complete the clearance.

Almost! Dawson's sliced clearance is flicked wide by Sarabia, bringing Semedo into the game. He mishits his cross from the right, but it almost dips over Pickford and into the far corner, just fading wide of the post!

Wolves have avoided defeat in their last six Premier League matches when scoring the opening goal, though their last such loss did come when they last hosted a Merseyside club, going down 3-1 against Liverpool in September.

Wolves get the ball rolling again for the second half, with no half-time changes made by either manager.

Cunha, Sarabia and Hwang have shown some bright flashes for Wolves, each attempting three dribbles – a joint-high tally among all players on the pitch. The former pair have each played 10 passes in the final third, more than anyone else, and O'Neil will be hoping they can continue to drag Everton's defence around after the break. Wolves also still have Neto in reserve, and he will be desperate to make an impact if called upon after two months on the sidelines.

It's half-time at Molineux, and Kilman's goal is the difference after 45 minutes as Wolves lead Everton 1-0. The hosts started brightly with Everton seemingly struggling to adjust after switching to a three-man backline, with Hwang failing to get a shot away when clean through early on before Cunha fired just wide from range. The hosts went ahead through their captain in the 25th minute, Kilman steering home the rebound after Pickford clawed Dawson's lunging effort off the line. Wolves have failed to really threaten since then, but Everton are yet to manage a shot on target. Dyche will demand more from his side after the restart, while O'Neil will be hoping for a repeat of an enterprising first 25 minutes from the hosts. Stay tuned for the second half!

HALF-TIME: WOLVES 1-0 EVERTON.

Everton win a corner on their left-hand side, which is delivered deep towards Branthwaite at the back post. He causes something of a scramble with his header across goal, but Toti is eventually able to hammer a clearance upfield. Wolves are closing in on half-time with a one-goal lead.