Liverpool survived a shaky second half against Wolves to return to winning ways in the Premier League and restore their seven-point lead over Arsenal at the top of the table.
Luis Diaz opened the scoring in the 11th minute with a scrappy finish, before he was fouled in the box by goalkeeper Jose Sa to allow Mohamed Salah to double their lead from the penalty spot.
Arne Slot’s side - who conceded a late equaliser to draw 2-2 in the Merseyside derby on Wednesday - were far from convincing and a stunning finish from the excellent Matheus Cunha gave the struggling visitors late hope at Anfield.
But Liverpool held on to seal a first victory in three games, following their FA Cup exit to Plymouth last weekend, and the Reds will have the chance to move 10 points clear when they visit Aston Villa in midweek.
Follow all the reaction from Anfield after Liverpool defeated Wolves 2-1 to continue their title charge
Liverpool vs Wolves LIVE: Latest Premier League updates
- FULL TIME! Anxious Anfield celebrates as Liverpool hold on against Wolves
- Liverpool restore seven-point lead over Arsenal with nervy 2-1 win
- 67' GOAL! Matheus Cunha scores stunner to give Wolves hope (LIV 2-1 WOL)
- 51' NO GOAL! Salah offside after finding net with excellent finish (LIV 2-0 WOL)
- 49' SAVE! Alisson makes big stop to deny Wolves' Munetsi (LIV 2-0 WOL)
- 45' CHANGES! Jarell Quansah replaces Ibrahima Konate after defender escapes red card
- 37' GOAL! Mohamed Salah converts penalty after Diaz fouled (LIV 2-0 WOL)
- 16' GOAL! Diaz bundles in as Liverpool take lead at Anfield (LIV 1-0 WOL)
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Arne Slot celebrates Liverpool’s ‘big accomplishment’ in rearguard win over Wolves
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Richard Jolly
For the second time in five days, Liverpool entered stoppage time below their best but 2-1 up. The finish was different this time, and not merely because rather than losing his temper, Arne Slot gained a seven-point lead at the Premier League summit. On paper, a home win against relegation-threatened Wolves could rank as one of the least impressive victories of their season. As Anfield was engulfed in anxiety, Slot felt it ranked among their most important.
Slot on winning the Premier League
16:51
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Mike Jones
The Liverpool boss praised his team’s defence and says if they want to win things they need all aspects of their game to be firing.
Slot said: "If you want to achieve something it is not only about bringing the ball out from the back or Mo scoring goals, it is also about defending.
"If you look at the last few seasons it has mostly been a battle between two teams.
“As things stand now it mostly looks like between us and Arsenal. I believe they have a 15-point game unbeaten run and I think at the start of that we were seven points clear of them and we still are now.
“So it tells you how well they are doing but also how well we are doing."
Liverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking to MOTD:
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Mike Jones
"It was mentally difficult the second half because we thought we scored the third, then thought we got a penalty, both situations were correctly handed by the referee.
"They got better and better, we got worse and worse. We had to show a different mentality which we did and got it over the line.
"In a season like this we have played so many great games, but in a season you want to win something you have to win the difficult ones as well when you are not playing your best. We were so close on Wednesday, this time we did survive.”
More from Pereira
16:43
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Mike Jones
Vitor Pereira was asked if he was frustrated due to the lack of a yellow card for Konate. He replied: "Yes of course. Second yellow card, red card, less one player, maybe it would be a different game. But I'm not a referee. I'm not there to decide. But in the end, I'm very happy and proud of my players in the second half.
"We cannot play again like we played in the first half. I don't care if it's against Liverpool or another team, it's about my team. I want to see the identity, personality, the courage to play in our way - not to come here and make it a party. Next time, we need to realise that we have quality and we believe in our quality.
"The second half was fantastic,what I remember from the second half is Liverpool had a lot of problems, a lot of difficulties to stop us. If we score the second goal, it was the fair result.
Pereira on if Konate should have been sent off
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Mike Jones
Pereira told MOTD: "I am not the referee but yes for me.
“What I say now will not change anything but in my opinion the second yellow card should be shown."
Vitor Pereira spoke to MOTD
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Mike Jones
The Wolves boss said: "We must play the first half as we played the second half, this is what I want to see in my team - the personality, courage and identity - all what I saw in the second half.
"Wolves woke up at half time and played a game not afraid, to play, press and create problems. Even the best players in the world, if you press them they make mistakes. This what we need to do in the future, not in one half but in two halves. Take the risks, play with courage and in our way to play and then I don't care about the result.
"I don't care about the team on the other side, if it is Liverpool or Chelsea, I don't care, I just focus on my team."
'It wasn't calm'
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Mike Jones
Jamie Redknapp said on Sky Sports: "It wasn't calm. I would put it down to the previous two results.
“The Everton goal where they scored late and the Plymouth result that knocked them off their rhythm.
"Even at 2-0. I felt it at half-time, it was still a tricky 45 minutes ahead. They managed to hold on.
"Liverpool just needed to get three points. It was a huge win for them, it keeps Arsenal at arm's reach. But there's a long, long way to go. Plenty of twists and turns to come."
A rare feat
16:24
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Mike Jones
Liverpool failed to have a shot in the second half against Wolves.
It was the first time that has happened since 2017.
'We'd love to dominate for 90 minutes' says Van Dijk
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Mike Jones
Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk stopped by BBC MOTD and said: "We'd love to dominate for the full 90 minutes but it is the Premier League and Wolves can punish you and create dangerous moments against you. It says a lot we kept fighting and kept going and got the three points.
"Today showed at times that when we have the ball you can exploit it as well. Cunha was a danger man for them today we had to be aware of. Unfortunately he scored but we kept them to that.
"I definitely give them credit the way they went one v one most of the times and how they found the free man between the lines.
"At times we were sloppy as well and we couldn't keep the ball as well as we can at times."
Tottenham vs Man Utd
16:18
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Mike Jones
There’ll be more reaction to come from Anfield but we are also providing live updates from an intriguing clash in London between Tottenham and Manchester United.
Follow all the live updates right here:
Munetsi reacts to Wolves defeat
16:15
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Mike Jones
Wolves forward Marshall Munetsi gave his reaction after the game. He said: "We tried our best. The coach made some changes to put them under pressure, we created a lot of chances and made them uncomfortable.
"In the first half we didn't really cause them a lot of problems but the second half was the identity of the team, this is what the coach wants. This is something we have to keep doing.”
On making his Premier League debut he added: "As you get more chances and opportunities it is good for you as a player but now it is up to me to do my part.”
Stephen Warnock reaction on BBC Radio 5 Live
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Mike Jones
The former Liverpool defender said: “So many questions were asked of Liverpool.
“There was a frailty in the second half. The substitutions from Vitor Pereira were impressive as they got themselves back into it.
“Liverpool have managed to just get themselves across the line.”
Liverpool were up against it
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Mike Jones
This is how much the win means to Virgil van Dijk.
Liverpool were up against it towards the end of that match.
Liverpool extend lead at top of Premier League
16:05
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Mike Jones
Liverpool are seven points clear of Arsenal once more with 13 matches left to play in the Premier League season.
Arne Slot’s title chasers are ticking off the games as they look to clinch a first league win under the Dutchman.
They survived a Wolves surge in the second half and got themselves over the line.
FT Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
FT Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
Liverpool restored their seven-point lead at the top of the Premier League table with a confident and comfortable victory over Wolves at Anfield.
Needing a response after the chaotic end to the Merseyside derby, Liverpool looked in control from kick off against a Wolves side fighting to avoid relegation.
The visitors seemed to have a solid gameplan early on, but Luis Diaz scored his first goal of 2025 in unorthodox fashion by chesting the ball past Jose Sa after a quick burst into the penalty area. From there the Reds seemed confident and Diaz won a penalty later in the first half, by getting clipped by Sa after going around the goalkeeper, Mo Salah slotted it home to double their lead.
Matheus Cunha shocked the Anfield faithful with a fine curling effort in the second half which set up a tense finish but Liverpool clung on to their lead and got over the line.
Full-time! Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
90+7 mins: There goes the final whistle!
Liverpool take the three points but Wolves made them work for it.
Liverpool’s lead is back to seven points and the Reds get the job done at Anfield.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
90+6 mins: There’s been a few stoppages and breaks in play meaning the match with go longer than the initial six minutes.
We’re into unknown territory now. Can Liverpol hold out?
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
90+3 mins: Tommy Doyle takes the free kick and whacks it straight into the wall.
The ball goes out for a corner that is swung into the box, Liverpool poke it away.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
90+2 mins: Liverpool’s control has evaporated and they are now clinging on to this slim lead.
Dropping more points in such a late stage of the game would probably cause the fans to go into panic mode.
Cunha is fouled right on the edge of the penalty area by Endo.
Big chance for Wolves now.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
90 mins: Six minutes of added time to play!
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
88 mins: Wolves aren’t giving this up without a fight and the hosts are resorting to booting the ball long to clear the danger.
There’s plenty of time for Wolves to equalise yet. Endo is fouled by Bellegarde who is annoyed that he didn’t win a free kick first.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
15:45
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Mike Jones
85 mins: Wolves had built up a bit of momentum that Liverpool halted effectively.
The visitors need to get forward again but there are plenty of men behind the ball for the hosts.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
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Mike Jones
82 mins: Inside the last 10 minutes now and Nelson Semedo gives up a free kick for clinging onto Mo Salah and stopping his run.
Liverpool take the free kick and knock it backwards. They’re happy playing the possession game at present.
'It feels a big last 10 minutes for Liverpool'
15:38
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Richard Jolly at Anfield
“It feels a big last 10 minutes for Liverpool.
“They have already drawn 2-2 once this week, already conceded one late equaliser this week.
“There is a seven-point lead waiting for them in the table if they can see this one through.
“Wolves, however, are playing with the belief of a team who think they can get a point.”
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
15:37
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Mike Jones
79 mins: Liverpool have taken the sting out of the game with controlled possession and slow build-up play.
Wolves aren’t panicking yet. They know they just need time on the ball and they’ll be able to threaten Alisson’s goal again.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
15:35
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Mike Jones
76 mins: Andy Robertson, and Liverpool, looked annoyed at how this match is going.
Plenty of mistakes are appearing in Liverpool’s play and they can’t get themselves up the pitch.
It’s a struggle for the Premier League leaders at present.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
15:31
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Mike Jones
73 mins: Wolves are the team playing with confidence now as Liverpool’s facade of control is broken.
Virgil van Dijk gives away a free kick and collects a yellow card.
The set piece is flicked into the box then nodded out to Munetsi.
He looks for the volley but sends the effort high and wide.
Liverpool 2-1 Wolves
15:29
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Mike Jones
70 mins: 20 minutes to play at Anfield and suddenly there’s a tense feel to the game for the home fans.
They’ll all remember the late equaliser from James Tarkowski at Goodison Park and won’t be keen for a repeat.
Wataru Endo comes on to replace Luis Diaz.
'Wolves have deserved their goal'
15:28
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Richard Jolly at Anfield
“Wolves have deserved their goal.
“Cunha's talent has been apparent throughout today and Pereira's half-time double change, bringing on Bellegarde and Munetsi, has added to their threat.
“There is some intrigue in the sight of Munetsi running around in attack: the Zimbabwean was described as a midfielder - including by Wolves themselves - when he joined but they are without a fit centre-forward and, but for a fine save by Alisson, he would have scored within five minutes of his Premier League debut.”
GOAL! Liverpool 2-1 Wolves (Matheus Cunha, 67')
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Mike Jones
Bellegarde flicks the ball back to Matheus Cunha just inside the Liverpool penalty area.
Cunha darts to the left and curls a fine effort into the far corner.
Alisson leaps across but can’t reach the ball and Wolves are back in this game.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
66 mins: Nunez sprays the ball over to Salah on the right and he looks to feed in a sprinting Dominik Szoboszlai.
The pass doesn’t quite make it through to the midfielder and Wolves work the ball clear.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
64 mins: Wolves have made a substitution as well with Santiago Bueno replacing Emmanuel Agbadou.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
15:22
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Mike Jones
63 mins: Diogo Jota and Trent Alexander-Arnold are taken off by Arne Slot with Liverpool in control of the game.
On come Darwin Nunez and Conor Bradley.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
15:20
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Mike Jones
59 mins: No penalty!
The verdict is that Agbadou slid past Jota who then nudged the defender and went down.
In any case, Liverpool’s penalty won’t stand. Jota avoids a yellow card for simulation.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
15:17
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Mike Jones
57 mins: Penalty to Liverpool!
Emmanuel Agbadou is worried after Ryan Gravenberch slides a pass into the box for Diogo Jota.
Jota cuts to the right and is clipped by the defender. Jota goes to ground and the referee points to the spot.
VAR is checking whether the contact is enough for the penalty to be awarded...
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
15:15
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Mike Jones
54 mins: Arne Slot may face a couple of injury worries as, first Alisson, then Luis Diaz stay down.
Both need minor treatment and are okay to play on but the Liverpool boss won’t want any new injury concerns heading into a crucial period of the season.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
15:11
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Mike Jones
51 mins: Disallowed!
Trent Alexander-Arnold whips a cross field pass over the top and picks out Mo Salah’s run in behind.
Salah cuts inside then laces a left-footed effort into the back of the net only for the offside flag to go up.
VAR confirms that Salah started his run too soon.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
51 mins: Save!
Munetsi almost has a goal on his Premier League debut after a superbly threaded pass it sent into the box.
Alisson comes off his line as Munetsi looks to shoot. He rolls the ball to left and hits one but Alisson charges it down.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
15:07
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Mike Jones
48 mins: The next goal will be crucial for the outcome of this match, especially for Wolves.
If the visitors can score, they’ll have a foothold to mount a comeback but a third goal for Liverpool and that will be curtains.
Wolves have seen a fair bit of possession in the early minutes of this half.
Second half! Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
Arne Slot and Vitor Pereira both make changes at the break.
Marshal Munetsi and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde are introduced to replace Pablo Sarabia and Goncalo Guedes.
For Liverpool, Jarell Quansah replaces Ibrahima Konate.
Wolves kick off the second half.
HT Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
15:00
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Mike Jones
As things stand, Liverpool are moving seven points clear of Arsenal at the top of the table.
Wolves will remain two points above the relegation zone but they’ll have suffered yet another defeat at Anfield.
Let’s see how the second half plays out.
HT Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
14:56
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Mike Jones
Liverpool created 10 shots in the first half with three of them on target.
Luis Diaz has, perhaps, been the stand out with a goal and an assist (via winning the penalty). Diogo Jota has also looked lively for the Reds.
Arne Slot will be pleased.
HT Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
Half-time! Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
45+3 mins: Two goals for Liverpool in the first half at Anfield puts them in control and, as things stand, they’ll be seven points clear of Arsenal once more.
There’s been a few moments of joy for Wolves so this game isn’t done yet. Liverpool need to keep their composure for the second half.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
14:46
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Mike Jones
45 mins: Three minutes of added time to play in the first half.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
43 mins: Liverpool are in complete control and Wolves are growing frustrated.
There’s been a few debatable decisions over fouls that the visitors feel are going against them.
Liverpool 2-0 Wolves
14:41
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Mike Jones
40 mins: Wolves win themselves a free kick after a foul by Ibrahima Konate on Matheus Cunha.
Wolves want the defender, who’s already on a yellow card, sent off and Emmanuel Agbadou is cautioned for waving an imaginary card at the referee.
Cunha takes the resultant set piece and whips a shot wide of the goal.
GOAL! Liverpool 2-0 Wolves (Mo Salah, 37')
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Mike Jones
Mo Salah steps up for the Reds and slots the ball down the middle.
Sa jumps to his left and that means the ball rattles the back of the net.
Liverpool double their lead.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
14:36
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Mike Jones
35 mins: Penalty to Liverpool!
A long ball is sent over the top to Luis Diaz who touches it into the box.
He dabs the ball around Jose Sa who clips the winger and knocks him to the ground.
The referee points to the spot and VAR confirms the on-field decision.
'Konate's caution felt needless'
14:35
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Richard Jolly at Anfield
“After Arne Slot's disciplinary troubles this week, Anfield enjoyed the sight of a manager getting booked for dissent, largely because the manager in question was Vitor Pereira.
“But Ibrahima Konate's caution for kicking the ball away felt needless and puts him on a tightrope.
“Another yellow card and he would be banned for Wednesday's trip to Aston Villa.”
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
31 mins: Save!
A cross field pass sends the ball over to Luis Diaz who lays it off to Robertson on the overlap.
His cross into the box is good and the initial touch is won by Jose Sa.
Diogo Jota reacts first, wins the ball and checks to the right. He’s got half-a-yard and unleashes a shot that Sa deflects behind with his left leg.
Big moment.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
14:28
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Mike Jones
27 mins: Close!
Dominik Szoboszlai dances through the inside right channel and is encouraged to shoot from the fans as he gets to the edge of the box.
He does and sends a shot across goal hoping to sneak it in to the far bottom corner.
The strike is good enough but the accuracy isn’t quite there and the midfielder pulls the ball just wide of the target.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
14:26
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Mike Jones
26 mins: Andre floats a free kick into the Liverpool penalty area and finds Toti.
He’s offside but his knockdown is won by the Reds and the referee lets play go on.
Liverpool look to counter but the forward pass has too much on it and bobbles through to Jose Sa.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
14:24
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Mike Jones
24 mins: Wow!
Liverpool recover the ball after Pablo Sarabia is tackled. They move it quickly out to Luis Diaz who sweeps forward.
He looks for Mo Salah but Toti Gomes wins the ball in the air.
It drops to Diogo Jota who takes a snap shot but this effort is blocked and Toti is struck on the head and needs a moment after Wolves deal with the danger.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
14:22
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Mike Jones
21 mins: Another corner for Liverpool is swung into the box by Mac Allister.
He expertly finds the head of Jota who works his effort over the top of the crossbar.
Jota takes a second it stare after the ball and puffs out his cheeks knowing he really should have hit the target.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
14:20
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Mike Jones
18 mins: That goal will settle Liverpool down and build some more confidence in the league leaders.
Vitor Pereira would have been relatively pleased with how Wolves were faring but they’ll need to respond to going behind now.
'An unorthodox way to end a goal drought'
14:18
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Richard Jolly at Anfield
“An unorthodox way for Luis Diaz to end his goal drought.
“His first goal in 11 games came off his chest and perhaps at a cost, with Diaz moving gingerly now.
“But in a game that was shaping up as a contest of attack against defence, it alters the context.”
GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Wolves (Luis Diaz, 15')
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Mike Jones
It’s an awkward one but Liverpool have the lead!
Diogo Jota receives the ball from Alexis Mac Allister and spins towards goal in the middle of the pitch.
He sends it up to Luis Diaz who sprints forward and picks out Mo Salah. Salah tries to return the pass and a flick from Toti sends the ball towards Diaz.
He’s in a race with Jose Sa, beats the goalkeeper, then chests the ball into the back of the net.
Liverpool 0-0 Wolves
14:13
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Mike Jones
13 mins: Goncalo Guedes makes a nice run into the Liverpool box as Wolves thread through a pass.
Alisson is aware enough to smother the danger but it’s a sign that the visitors are willing to get forward and create some chances.
Liverpool 0-0 Wolves
14:12
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Mike Jones
12 mins: Alexis Mac Allister is tasked with taking the second corner of the game for Liverpool.
His delivery is fizzed into the middle of the box where Wolves deal with it.
Liverpool get on the end of the clearance and a chip sends the ball towards Ryan Gravenberch but he’s offside and allows Jose Sa to claim the ball.
Liverpool 0-0 Wolves
14:09
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Mike Jones
9 mins: Alexander-Arnold flicks a cross into the box from the right side of the pitch as Andy Robertson looks to sprint in behind Nelson Semedo.
Semedo gets his head of the ball but only touches it towards Diogo Jota.
Jota shoots on the volley but sends the effort wide of the nearest post.
Liverpool 0-0 Wolves
14:05
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Mike Jones
6 mins: Alexander-Arnold sends a heavy backpass to Alisson who has to scurry to keep it in play. He can’t.
Matheus Cunha trots over and delivers Wolves’ fortuitous corner directly into the six-yard box.
Alisson is there and punches the ball clear.
Liverpool 0-0 Wolves
14:03
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Mike Jones
4 mins: Wolves will hope to strike at Liverpool on the counter attack though they’ll need to be quick in transition.
Liverpool seem confident enough in these early stages to push high with their press.
Liverpool 0-0 Wolves
14:02
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Mike Jones
2 mins: Cheeky!
The corner is played short to Alexis Mac Allister then sent back to Andy Robertson.
He laces a pass into the box where Trent Alexander-Arnold runs onto it and fires a first-time shot wide of the target.
Kick off! Liverpool 0-0 Wolves
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Mike Jones
Ryan Gravenberch gets the ball rolling at Anfield and gives it to Virgil van Dijk.
The captain floats a diagonal ball across to the right side where Diogo Jota wins the aerial challenge.
He nods it down to Mo Salah who wins an early corner.
Liverpool vs Wolves
13:55
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Mike Jones
Here come the teams.
Liverpool know they need to pick up all three points or else their lead at the top of the table will be cut to four.
Wolves hope to distance themselves from the relegation zone and anything they take from Anfield would be a bonus.
Both teams need points for different reasons. Let’s see how this game plays out.
Kick off is up next...
Will Salah break the assists record?
13:50
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Mike Jones
Mohamed Salah has 14 assists in the Premier League this season, one shy of the Liverpool record set by Steve McManaman in 1995-96 and six short of the overall record of 20, set by Thierry Henry in 2002-03 and Kevin De Bruyne in 2019-20.
Cunha's magic touch
13:45
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Mike Jones
Matheus Cunha has scored 26 goals in all competitions for Wolves since the start of last season, 11 more than anyone else.
Liverpool's eye for goal
13:40
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Mike Jones
Liverpool have scored at least twice in each of their last nine home league fixtures, netting 22 times in total during this run.
In comparison, Wolves have conceded 28 top-flight away goals this season, second only to Leicester prior to the latest round of fixtures.
Pre-match thoughts from Arne Slot
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Mike Jones
The Liverpool boss told Sky Sports: "I hope next time I will act differently than I did. So the next best thing to do is go inside, calm down and talk to the referee if you want to.
"I hope we as a team take all the accidents that happened in the last six, seven or eight minutes into today's game.
“We take that anger and frustration of what happened there towards this game in a good manner. We are aggressive in a good manner today after what happened in those seven or eight minutes.
"Until now, we have always turned up whether we win or we've - well, we haven't lost that much - but lose or draw.
"In this league, you have to have in every game a reaction. You have to be very aggressive, especially if you face a team like Wolves who are also fighting for something.
"I hope we use the anger and the way we felt in the dressing room in a positive way in this game."
A bad omen for Wolves?
13:35
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Mike Jones
Wolves have lost all seven of their Prem
