Three goals, three points. A solid win at the Amex.

Wolves should have a consolation goal there. Tolu Arokodare gets on the end of a cross into the Albion box, but he sends it wide of the top left corner. Bart Verbruggen was rooted to the spot.

Another double Albion change as Jack Hinshelwood and Maxim De Cuyper are replaced by Babis Kostoulas and... Solly, Solly March!

Maxim De Cuyper takes the ball down in the Wolves box and manages to squeeze a cross into the six-yard area which Pascal Gross just about gets a touch on, but it rolls into the arms of Dan Bentley.

Two Albion changes as Danny Welbeck and Carlos Baleba are replaced by Georginio Rutter and Yasin Ayari.

Wolves midfielder Andre brings down Jack Hinshelwood from behind just inside the Wolves half. Yellow card.

That was seemingly an impossible situation not to score from, but Adam Armstrong has managed to do exactly that. Mateus Mane manages to wiggle away from Jan Paul van Hecke and fire the ball at Bart Verbruggen's near post. The keeper denies the Wolves winger with his legs, sending the ball back into the middle of the box. Armstrong is there for what looks like a tap in, but he decides to take a touch and loses possession.

That would have been a lovely assist as Jack Hinshelwood shapes to shoot on the edge of the box but instead looks to roll the ball into the path of Danny Welbeck darting into the box. It's just behind the forward though and the attack comes to nothing.

The winger - who had gone over to the left to take up the position vacated by Kaoru Mitoma - goes to ground holding his ankle after tussling with Yerson Mosquera. He is going to try and continue.

The Japan international will be hoping that's not a major one, both with the two games we have left and the World Cup on the horizon. He's replaced by Joel Veltman.

This doesn't look good for Kaoru Mitoma, who goes down holding his hamstring. The physios are on, there's little to no chance he's carrying on here.

Hee-chan Hwang has a free header in the middle of the box that he miscues. Mateus Mane is first to the loose ball and dinks a decent cross back into the centre of the Albion area which Yerson Mosquera nods against the crossbar. A reminder to Albion that this game is not over.

Hee-Chan Hwang takes out Kaoru Mitoma on the Albion left. It's a poor tackle and he is deservedly booked.

Pascal Gross crosses from the right and finds the head of Danny Welbeck, but the striker's header lands straight in the arms of Dan Bentley.

Back underway. Wolves make one change as David Moller Wolfe replaces Hugo Bueno.

Comfortable at the break.

Kaoru Mitoma is tripped just outside the far corner of the box, free-kick to Albion. Maxim De Cuyper takes and picks out Lewis Dunk, who nods just wide of the top left corner. You get the feeling Lewis is going to get more opportunities from set-pieces this afternoon.

Pascal Gross plays the ball down the left of the Wolves box for Danny Welbeck. He chips in a first-time cross looking for Yankuba Minteh, but it's cut out by Toti. This game has lost it's string a little, almost like both teams are content with the scoreline. Hopefully that changes in our favour.

Kaoru Mitoma tries to read the turn of Joao Gomes but gets it wrong, hacking down the Wolves midfielder just inside their half. The visitors probably could have had a decent run at goal had it not been for the foul, so a yellow card is justified, sadly.

Maxim De Cuyper might have been in line for some sort of Premier League assist record there as he nearly got his third after just 14 minutes of play. The Belgium international finds Kaoru Mitoma running down the left of the box, with the winger taking a touch before skewing wide to the left of goal.

Yankuba Minteh switches the ball from right to left and finds Kaoru Mitoma running down the flank. It's a stunning pass. He cuts across the edge of the box, feeds it out to Minteh who crosses low from the by-line, but it's cleared behind for a corner!

Underway at the Amex. Let's go Albion! The visitors take the kick-off.

Four minutes until kick-off. Three big points up for grabs.