For live updates and highlights throughout Liverpool vs Wolves, check out PST's live blog coverage below. Lovely feet from Florian Wirtz as he dances free in the box and sets up Gravenberch. But he's under a bit of pressure and his effort is just off target.

Liverpool moved into the top four with a nervy 2-1 victory over rock-bottom Wolverhampton Wanderers, who have set the record for the longest winless start to a Premier League season following their latest defeat.

Florian Wirtz scores his first Liverpool goal as they hold out to beat Wolves on an emotional afternoon at Anfield as Diogo Jota is remembered by both sets of fans.

Santiago Bueno converted from a corner shortly after the break to set up a tense second half for Liverpool as Wolves sought to end their 11-match losing run, but the Reds anxiously battled their way to three crucial points and a fourth straight victory in all competitions.

Arsenal resisted a late fightback from Brighton to keep hold of first place in the Premier League, but Manchester City and Aston Villa are in hot pursuit.

But Wolves pulled a goal back a few minutes into the second half, which made the remainder of the game more nervy than it should have been. Substitute Conor Bradley made a superb block in the closing stages to prevent a Jhon Arias equaliser as Slot’s team continue to look susceptible at the back. Gregg Evans and James Pearce dissect the game.

Wirtz signed in a deal worth £116m in June - and such a price tag comes with lofty expectations. The 22-year-old started slowly but things are starting to finally click. The German played a stunning first-half through ball to Hugo Ekitike, who hit the post, and glided past the Wolves players with ease for most of the afternoon.

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