Good evening and welcome to live coverage of Wolves v Everton at Molineux. I’ll be bringing you build-up to kick-off at 20:00 GMT, followed by full live text commentary.

GOOOAAALLLL!!! Wolves finally get the goal their play has deserved, with Kilman heading home from a corner. It's 1-0 and could have been four already.

Jimenez darts around the outside of the Everton defence and looks to shoot across the keeper, only to be denied by a last-ditch tackle by Coleman, who boots the ball into the hoardings in frustration at how his team are playing right now.

Trincao is hauled back by Holgate, who escapes a yellow card, and Neves fires over the bar from the resulting free-kick. Wolves are playing some beautiful football and Benitez is pacing concernedly on the touchline.

Wolves pour forward again and Trincao’s shot takes a deflection off the torso of Keane on its way through to Pickford. Calls for handball from the stands are without merit.

NO GOAL! Wolves think they have the lead, and it’s that man Hwang who’s turned the ball home once again after a great run from Jimenez. But he was slightly offside when the final flicked pass was played and the goal is chalked off.

Another peach of a save from Pickford to deny Trincao curling effort from range. That looked destined for the top corner, but the Everton stopper stretched his little arms out to their limit and produced a terrific stop. Gareth Southgate watches on with admiration from the stands.

Everton are struggling to get into the game here. They can’t seem to get hold of the ball and are being pinned back inside their own half.

Huge chance for Neves! Pickford makes an excellent initial save as Neves meets a cross on the volley, but he palms it straight into the mixer and is fortunate that his defenders scramble the ball away to safety.

It’s the hosts who have started this game the brighter, stroking the ball around nicely and showing the sort of organised style that their manager is known for. No chances of note at either end yet though.

Everton, wearing their traditional blue and white, get the game underway. Wolves are in gold/yellow/whatever-that-colour-is and black.

Here we go, the players are out, the clocks have gone back, and it feels like the real Premier League days have arrived. The players take the knee and we’re all set for kick-off.

Everton come into this game on the back of consecutive defeats. The last time the club endured three straight losses was at this exact time last season, October into November.

Lage has hit a hot run of form after initial struggles, taking 12 points from their last six matches. In that time only Chelsea have more Premier League wins to their name than Wolves.

Wolves’ record on Monday Night Football is not good. They have picked up three points on just a single occasion in their 10 MNF matches, a win over Crystal Palace in the delayed conclusion to the 2019-20 season.

The Toffees did the double over Wolves last season and have lost just one of their six Premier League visits to Molineux in history.

Big changes for Everton. In come Mason Holgate, Jean-Philippe Gbamin, Alex Iwobi and Richarlison, with Tom Davies, Anthony Gordon and Salomon Rondon dropping to the bench. Lucas Digne is ruled out through injury.