Hello and welcome to Eurosport's coverage of the Premier League clash between Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Ham United. I'm Ciaran Baynes and I'll be following the game with you...

It was not as convincing as it might have been but West Ham's fantastic start to the game ensured they end up victors at Molineux. There was almost an incident between Neto and Lingard at the end of the game but their team-mates ensured it did not spill over. Thanks for following the match with us.

Noble gives the ball away 30 yards from goal to Traore and he launches an effort from outside the box that Diop does well to block.

Hoever comes on for Ait Nouri as Wolves push men forward for an equaliser.

A dangerous centre from Neto from the right flank but it evades the Wolves forwards in the box.

The game is stopped as Soucek is down injured but seems like he will come back on.

Benrahma comes on for Fornals.

West Ham are inviting Wolves onto them, a tactic that looks fraught with danger, and the ball falls to Neto just inside the aresa but he blasts over the bar.

Vitinha comes on for Willian Jose for Wolves.

Dendoncker has a chance from the edge of the box but fires over after Neto had earlier beaten the offside trap.

GOAL FOR WOLVES! Fabio Silva finishes superbly into the far corner from a narrow angle after a fine ball over the West Ham defence by Neto.

Ben Johnson comes on for Masuaku.

He cleverly side-footed the ball to Neto on the edge of the box but he curled the ball high over the bar.

Neves is lining up a free kick from 30 yards out.

Disallowed goal for West Ham! It has been given as handball from Soucek who controlled the ball with his arm before turning home after Bowen's effort was blocked.

Bowen just couldn't quite direct home Cresswell's superb cross.

Masuaku wins a corner for West Ham after linking with Lingard down the left flank.

Traore puts in a dangerous cross into the box but, after an aerial duel is inconclusive, the Hammers clear the danger.

Wolves get us back underway...

Fabio Silva comes on for Daniel Podence at half time.

What a half of football. Wolves have been absolutely woeful but that late goal gives them a chance and, given the Hammers' recent giveaway of a three-goal lead against Arsenal, will make the home side nervous.