Good morning and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Premier League fixture between Wolves and Leicester City. We'll bring you all the action as it happens at Molineux. Kick off is at 12.30pm.

Where do we begin with that? One of the games of the season. Fantastic entertainment. Puel had his head in his hands at the end, and that is an understandable reaction given how his team threw away a point after working so hard to get back into the match. Molineux is bouncing as they celebrate the win!

FULL TIME: Wolves 4-3 Leicester City

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Wolves 4 (93 mins - Diogo Jota) Leicester City 3. What a game! What a finish! It's Jota! It's his hat trick! And it's a win for Wolves! Neves played the diagonal pass, Jimenez found Jota in the middle and his shot finds the back of the net off the inside of the post! Nuno is on the pitch!

Puel looks furious with his players on the touchline. Is that just his way of firing them up? Does he want them to defend? Or does he want them to attack for a fourth, a winner?

Three minutes of stoppage time to be played at the end of the match.

Now it's Wolves who are pressing for a goal. This match has been remarkable. It has swung back and forth and now it's the home side who are on top and playing for the win.

The irony of that equalising goal from Morgan is that he has probably been the worst player on the pitch for Leicester City. So many of their problems at the back have been because of him.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Wolves 3 Leicester City 3 (87 mins - Wes Morgan). A late equaliser! Morgan got on the end of the freekick delivery from Maddison, powering a header past Patricio! There were two Wolves defenders marking the Leicester man and they still couldn't beat him to the cross!

Jonny is the latest player to enter the referee's book as we enter the final five minutes.

Is there one last chance left in this match for Leicester City? They are on top at the moment, but Wolves feel quite comfortable. They have bodies back and are plugging the gaps.

Great work by Vardy there. Wolves had players flooding forward on the counter attack, but Vardy was back to make the tackle to stop the break and win the ball from Jimenez.

Maddison was there? Was that the chance for Leicester City to get back level? Ricardo squared the ball for Maddison, but the Foxes playmaker skewed his shot at the near post.

Another change for Wolves and it's the highly rated Gibbs-White who comes on for the home side.

Indeed, Wolves look quite content with sitting back and soaing up the possession from Leicester City. The Foxes are on top, but they can't find a way through the opposition defence.

With that introduction of Maddison a few moments ago, it now looks like Gray is either playing on the wing or drifting out to the wing. Leicester are trying to find space in behind.

Barnes struggled in the first half, but was impressive after the break. He repaid Puel's faith in him. It's a shame that the goal he scored won't actually go down as his goal.

The dynamic of the match has now shifted slightly after those changes. Now, it's Leicester City who are controlling the ball and probing for a way through the Wolves defence.

It was something of a surprise to see Docherty left on the bench before the match, but he's on now to try and give Wolves some much-needed defensive structure late on.