Newcastle United travel to Molineux to take on Mick McCarthy's Wolverhampton Wanderers with the Magpies in a lofty position of fourth in the Premier League.

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The full-time whistle goes at Molineux, and Newcastle United have won 2-1 to go third in the Premier League table, with Wolves feeling aggrieved over a penalty appeal and a disallowed goal! It was a dramatic end to the match, but Newcastle remain unbeaten. Thanks for joining us.

Replays suggest that the ball was probably not out of play, and that goal should have stood. What drama late on!

GOAL DISALLOWED! Jarvis heads a high ball back across the Newcastle box for Doyle to turn the ball into the net at the second time of asking, and the referee's assistant believes that the ball was out of play. It was very marginal!

Danny Guthrie comes on to replace Cabaye, who receives a deserved standing ovation.

GOAL!!!! Hammil floats over a delightful delivery which Fletcher heads home powerfully to finally beat Krul and lift the gloom! Can they grab an equaliser?

Wolves continue to press forward relentlessly, and Newcastle are forced onto the back foot.

Taylor makes another stunning block in the Newcastle box as he throws his body at the ball once more.

The Wolves fans are beginning to stream out of the exits now, and the hosts do not look like getting back into this late on.

Johnson goes down clutching his thigh as McCarthy looks on in frustration, and the defender is limping pretty heavily.

Taylor and Coloccini have looked very impressive today, and they combine to clear the danger once more.

Johnson does superbly to turn a loose ball across the Newcastle six-yard box, but none of his team-mates anticipate the delivery!

O'Hara is battling away furiously for the ball in midfield, but he simply cannot muster up any inspiration for his side.

Gutierrez cannot help Krul out as the Dutchman slices a clearance out of play rather needlessly, but he has had a great game.

Jarvis continues to make good progress for Wolves, but the hosts lack a cutting edge and cannot find a way through.

Demba Ba, the first goalscorer, comes off and is replaced by Peter Lovenkrands as he gets a break.

Krul makes a quite stunning double save to deny Fletcher, then Doyle as the Dutchman once again makes a distinguished contribution for the Magpies, to the disbelief of the hosts!

Ba should score! Best battles away superbly before the ball breaks loose for Ba with just the keeper to beat, but he drags his shot wide!

Senator Hector predicts this match will end in a draw, but Matty Jarvis drifts over an awful cross to suggest that is unlikely at this stage.

McCarthy has made a double change, but it is still Newcastle who keep the ball more comfortably.