JOHN BRADLEY: It couldn't feel much more like winter
had you played this game in Alaska.
It's very cold, it's foggy, it's miserable, it's damp,
but it's another big test for Liverpool, perhaps one of the biggest remaining.
Oxlade-Chamberlain taking the ball,
on for Salah.
That's a Liverpool free kick right on the edge of the box.
Feet just too fast for Conor Coady.
GARY GILLESPIE: I'm not 100 per cent sure Conor Coady has anywhere to go there.
JOHN: That's what he said to the referee, "What can I do?"
Jordan Henderson is trying to make sure all the defenders are far enough back.
Suggesting Trent Alexander-Arnold might be looking to bend it round that side of the wall.
GARY: I think they've left too much room on that side.
JOHN: Well, can Liverpool find the gap?
That's a good, good defensive header from Roman Saiss.
There goes the delivery - and a Liverpool header, and a Liverpool goal!
Jordan Henderson at the near post, it's Liverpool from a set-piece yet again.
GARY: They were talking about it at the weekend, studying and working on corners,
and they were talking about Henderson having space at the far post,
but on this occasion he comes in at the near post.
It's not the cleanest header in the world or the most powerful,
but certainly Liverpool won't mind and Jordan won't either.
JOHN: Pedro Neto got a little lucky with a careless first touch.
It allows Moutinho to find the electric Adama Traore.
Gomez stood up well.
Well, Liverpool have just scored from a corner, what can Wolves do from theirs?
Moutinho for Neves, there's the header in.
Oh, it's wide from Doherty, who was arriving at the far post completely unmarked,
it was beautifully done by Wolves.
GARY: Obviously one that's come straight from the training ground.
I don't think he is offside, you know.
Neves for Traore.
Neves again, Alexander-Arnold gets a bit on it.
Raul Jimenez, and still!
He tried to squeeze it into the near post.
GARY: It's a good, deep cross, Trent Alexander-Arnold in the position you'd expect,
it comes back out to Jimenez pretty quickly.
JOHN: Liverpool looking to go 40 league games unbeaten.
Salah.
Oh, Traore's made a mess of that, and Mo Salah!
Denied by Rui Patricio.
Adama Traore has a lot of apologising to do to his teammates here.
GARY: He does exceptionally well, because he's back in a good defensive position,
but when you give it away like this you're asking for trouble.
He doesn't see Mo Salah alive and alert, it's a good strike as well.
JOHN: Liverpool get a corner out of it,
the corner from Trent towards Henderson!
Very nearly comes to Firmino.
Beautifully done between Neves and Raul Jimenez.
And Traore, two wait in the middle.
There's the cross - oh, lovely goal.
Jimenez it was who started it on halfway,
and released Adama Traore, who returned it to the Mexican.
And it's a partnership that has struck more goals for Wolves than any other this season
in the Premier League.
It works again for them there.
GARY: I don't think it comes as any surprise.
Wolves, confident in possession, look a threat.
Liverpool just get caught with too many bodies up the pitch.
Adama Traore, this pass from Jimenez here...
He does so well to get onto it quickly and pick out the right cross at the right time.
And it's just an invitation
for the big striker to go and head it.
Interesting to see if VAR does have a look at it.
john: Salah.
It's Minamino, shot blocked, follow-up comes straight out to Firmino.
And Rui Patricio was very relieved that the ball came straight at him.
GARY: I think anywhere either side of the goalkeeper he's got to score, Firmino.
JOHN: Jimenez finds space, it's Traore.
Look at the Wolves shirts waiting for a cross.
Brilliant hand, wonderful Alisson save again.
That was arcing towards the bottom corner.
GARY: Big save, important time in the game as well.
JOHN: Traore.
Jimenez goes now, flag stays down, might have to go on his own.
And Alisson used all his body to keep it out, may well have hit him on the face.
It's Pedro Neto, plenty of shirts waiting.
Even if it did hit him in the face, he soon recovered to catch that.
GARY: How important is your goalkeeper gonna be in this game?
Robertson I think it is that plays him on, no question of offside.
Watch the position of the goalkeeper,
he has a quick look across to see if there's anybody in the middle.
And he just stands big, and Jimenez smashes it into the side of Alisson's face.
JOHN: That's forward towards Salah, is this Liverpool's moment?
Salah has support, he goes on his own...
He had Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain waiting outside,
but Salah wanted to score, and he couldn't.
GARY: Wolves just get a little ambitious, again Salah wants to work it onto his left side.
And in doing so, he goes across so many bodies that he just gets forced too wide.
JOHN: Gomez.
Looking for Robertson, comes towards Firmino.
This is Wijnaldum, Firmino again.
Gets the break - Firmino!
Rui Patricio with a save equally as big as any of those Alisson has made in this half.
GARY: The big money goes on the strikers, but it has to go on goalkeepers as well,
because they keep you in games.
JOHN: Salah still trying to create something himself,
here's Firmino!
The road warrior does it again for Liverpool.
It's a goal out of absolutely nothing, but he's the quickest to react.
And up against it, when the chips were down, Liverpool find an answer again.
GARY: Wonderful ability inside the 18-yard box,
quick feet then picks the finish.
And whereas just before this he had gone a little bit low,
he goes high on this occasion with his left foot.
It's Salah, just like bees round honey, isn't it?
And that finish is absolutely superb.
JOHN: Scoring away from home again,
scoring another mightily important goal for Liverpool again.
That's what Roberto Firmino does.
Here is Traore.
If Wolves are to get something it's likely to come from him.
Four wait in the middle, beautifully taken down.
Oh, dear.
They say you always get one chance, and that was a chance.
Diogo Jota, falling over, couldn't manage to get the contact.
GARY: It was an opportunity, you can see the frustration in the manager's reactions.