Everton beat Wolves to advance to the League Cup round of 16 and eliminate their opponent.

Everton will host Wolves.

Right at the 10th minute,Jackson TchatchouaWolves received a yellow card from the referee after a foul. This early warning will force the player to play more cautiously for the remainder of the League Cup Round of 16 match.

In the 11th minute, it's their turn.Jack GrealishEverton received a yellow card from the referee after a foul. The League Cup round of 16 match heated up quickly from the start with both sides engaging in fierce clashes.

After the first 15 minutes, the match was still proceeding at a moderate pace as both sides were quite cautious. The ball possession rate was at a certain level.48% - 52%The odds slightly favor the away team, while the number of shots on goal has only reached...1 - 1and neither side has had a shot on target yet.0 - 0.

Nearly half an hour of play has passed.EvertonDespite dominating possession with 60% - 40%, they were unable to create any breakthroughs against Wolves' disciplined defense. Both teams played tightly, resulting in a 1-1 shootout and no shots on target (0-0).

In the 38th minute, Wolves unexpectedly made an early substitution whenAdam ArmstrongHe was brought onto the field to replace the previous player.Raúl JiménezWith the match currently tied 0-0 and the visitors having less possession, the fresh attacking options are expected to help Wolves improve their pressure.

Approaching the end of the first half, Everton were still in control with 57% possession - 43%, and 3-0 corners. The home team had 4-2 more shots on goal than Wolves, but the deadlock remained unbroken with the score still at 0-0.

In the 45th minute, Wolves made an involuntary substitution whenYacouba Nasser Djigawas brought onto the field to replaceLadislav KrejčíWith Everton pressing them and yet to register a single shot on target, Djiga's appearance was expected to help the visitors hold their ground until halftime.

The first half ended with a score of 0-0.

The second half has begun.

At the start of the second half, Everton continued to take the initiative with more possession.60% - 40%Against Wolves, the home team pressed relentlessly and unleashed a superior number of shots.8 - 2(hit the target)3 - 0), while also creating pressure from corner kicks.4 - 0However, Wolves' net remains untouched.

58th minute,Evertonimplement personnel changes whenBrennan Johnsonwas brought onto the field as a substitute forThierno BarryWith the match still tied 0-0, Johnson's appearance was expected to help the home team create a breakthrough against Wolves.

In the 63rd minute, Wolves made a substitution whenJean-Ricner Bellegardewas brought on as a substitute.Jordan JamesThe away team is under pressure with only 39% possession and hopes this adjustment will help improve their game, given that the score remains 0-0.

In the 64th minute, Everton were still in control with a dominant 61% - 39% possession record against Wolves. The home team continuously applied pressure, having a superior number of shots (11 - 3) and 6 - 1 corners, but the opening goal remained elusive, with the score still 0-0.

In the 74th minute, Wolves decided to refresh their wing position by launching an attack.Kieran Trippiercame onto the field as a substitute forJackson TchatchouaThe player who left the Tchatchoua stadium earlier had already received an early yellow card, so this substitution may have been aimed at providing security and experience to the visiting team's defense in the final stages of the match.

In the 74th minute, Wolves made a personnel change, withdrawing...Tawanda Chirewatake a break to make room forBertrand TraoréWith the match currently tied 0-0, Traoré's appearance is expected to help the visiting team improve their attacking pressure.

In the 76th minute, Everton continued to exert intense pressure to break the deadlock, holding 62% of the ball possession. The home team completely dominated in terms of shots on goal with 14 to 4 (5 to 1 on target), however, Wolves held firm thanks to their solid defense to maintain the 0-0 scoreline.

In the 77th minute, Everton made a substitution whenTyrique Georgewas brought onto the field to replaceJack GrealishWith the score still 0-0 in the knockout match, the home team's coach hoped this fresh approach would create a breakthrough and break through Wolves' defense.

77th minute,Evertonexercise the right to substitute whenCharly AlcarazHe was brought on to replace Hayden Hackney. The home team is leading 1-0 and completely dominating the game with 61% - 39% possession against Wolves.

In the 80th minute, the deadlock was finally broken whenCharly AlcarazHe finished accurately after receiving an assist.Tyler Dibling, giving Everton a 1-0 lead. The goal accurately reflected the situation on the pitch, with the home team dominating possession and constantly putting pressure on Wolves' goal.

In the 88th minute, Everton still completely dominated the match with a superior possession rate of 61% - 39%. The home team continuously pressured Wolves with 16 shots on goal and 6 corners, forcing them to focus almost entirely on defending to limit further goals.

90+1 minuteThomas DoyleThe Wolves player received a yellow card from the referee after a foul aimed at stopping an opponent. With his team trailing 0-1 and time running out, the midfielder lost his composure due to impatience.

The match ended with a score of 1-0.