Welcome to live coverage of the Black Country derby between West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers from The Hawthorns.

West Brom change: A positive switch from Roy Hodgson, who removes Tchoyi and replaces him with Peter Odemwingie.

O'Hara's cross hits McAuley and goes out for a corner. The Wolves fans behind the goal want a penalty - the ball did hit McAuley's hand, but he had no chance of taking it out of the way.

That might just count as the best backpass of all time - Long wins the ball and slaloms past three opponents towards he own goal, before playing it back to Foster.

Another Wolves change, as Stephen Hunt comes on for Hammill. A logical change, I think.

Brunt lobs the free-kick into the Wolves box, but the delivery lacks pace and it bounces off a West Brom head and out for a goal kick.

Now Johnson is penalised for a trip and aims a volley of invective at somebody. Possibly the ref, possibly an opponent, possibly himself.

What a miss by Johnson! Doyle stands up a cross from the left, Johnson arrives for a virtually free header but sends it wide! That's a bad mistake.

This game is sort of ambling along with plenty of endeavour but not much cutting edge.

Ambition 1, execution 0. Hammill unleashes a flurry of stepovers down the left before chipping his cross into the side netting for a goal kick.

Brunt steps past his man and shoots from the left-hand side of the box.. Hennessey saves low to his left.

The Wolves physio has wrapped a Terry Butcher-style bandage round Stephen Ward's head and the Irishman is back on. The only difference is that Ward's bandage has not been marinated in three pints of blood.

Chris Foy missed a clear cut penalty there - Berra was basically wrestling Olsson as the corner came in, and had the ref spotted that it would have been a spot-kick. Brainless from Berra, who has got lucky there.

Biffo. Long flicks out a boot trying to divert a corner in, but catches Ward in the face. Ouch. Painful.

Stearman, who has endured a fairly torrid afternoon, requires some treatment for a knee ailment after colliding with Tchoyi.

The Wolves corner drops to Ebanks-Blake, who cannot make a clean connection with his shot.

Ebanks-Blake is straight into the action, teeing up Hammill for a sneaky shot that nearly creeps into the corner of Foster's net, but the keeper just manages to tip it behind.

Here's Ebanks-Blake, replacing the ineffective Nenad Milijas.

Mulumbu goes for goal at the other end, but slips over as he strikes it and clears the crossbar with the sort of soaring strike of which Leigh Halfpenny can only dream.

Stearman delivers a hanging cross into the West Brom box - McAuley heads it clear.

Sylvan Ebanks-Blake is preparing to come on for Wolves.

Tchoyi storms down the right wing but shoves Berra in the back as he chases the ball. Free-kick Wolves.