Wolves were held to a goalless draw with 10-man Leicester at Molineux after Willy Boly's header was disallowed
Boly had appeared to have given Wolves the lead late in the first half but Pedro Neto was adjudged to have been offside by the narrowest of margins in the build-up
Leicester midfielder Hamza Choudhury received a second yellow card in the 76th minute but the home side could not find the breakthrough with Raul Jimenez wasting their best chance
The result moves Wolves up two places into seventh while the point was enough to take Leicester within one of second-placed Manchester City
Brendan Rodgers' side dominated possession in the early stages with Wolves content to play on the counter-attack and there were few clear chances in the first half
Youri Tielemans tested Rui Patricio with a deflected shot while Diogo Jota forced a smart save from Kasper Schmeichel with his feet at the other end
Boly and Caglar Soyuncu had headers on target, while Leander Dendoncker, Jonny Otto and Jonny Evans each put their efforts wide of the goal
But the drama came late in a half that was delayed after James Maddison's high boot drew blood from the head of Matt Doherty, earning the Leicester playmaker a yellow card
It was Doherty's header across goal that Boly nodded home to seemingly give Wolves the lead but a VAR check spotted a marginal offside against Pedro Neto in the build-up
It was the narrowest of calls - a dangling foot as the teenager collected Jota's lay-off after he himself had taken a short corner and it infuriated the Wolves players and fans
With everyone wondering who would respond better to the decision in the second half, both teams came out and struggled after the break
Leicester were unable to cut through while Wolves' counter-attacks became rarer until Nuno Espirito Santo turned to Adama Traore just after the hour mark
Traore, having been omitted for only the second time since August, injected some energy and the game turned further in Wolves' favour when Choudhury was sent off
Having already been booked for a foul on Jimenez earlier in the half, the midfielder tripped up Dendoncker on the halfway line and was shown a second yellow card
There was a quarter of an hour still to negotiate for Leicester at that point and Wolves pushed hard for the winner with Jimenez squandering the clearest opening
Substitute Joao Moutinho whipped in a corner from the left and the Mexico striker was unmarked in the box but could only head wide of the far post with the goal gaping
There was to be no late drama as there had been in this corresponding fixture last season when Wolves won 4-3 in stoppage time
 Instead, it's a second goalless draw of the season between these two teams
The first back in August saw Wolves denied by VAR after a handball by that man Boly
It was a night for defenders with Boly impressing for Wolves and Soyuncu making a crucial block to deny Wolves late on, but nobody was better than Evans
 The centre-back made more clearances than anyone else on the pitch and saw out the clean sheet when his team were under pressure at the end
"I thought Jonny Evans was immense," said Rodgers afterwards
 "He showed his big-game qualities
 He is a big player for us
 He has been absolutely amazing
" "The law is the law
 I am still positive
 I am upset, of course, because Molineux was buzzing and then suddenly you are down
 It becomes an issue to regain the concentration
 It is very hard for players to sustain that level of concentration and when they see the images it is even worse
"The players don't understand because they don't see, they don't have the lines
 They celebrate
 When you have something and someone takes it away, they don't like it
 A goal is something that is so hard to achieve
"You can be on both sides of the decision
 It is not about Wolves, it is about the game, it is about football
 It is about what we had and what we have
 It is about where we want to go and what kind of game we want to see, how the fans are going to react to it
 It is all of these things
"I want things to improve
 I am not a specialist on referees
 I respect them a lot
 We are not judging the work of the referees here
 I am frustrated with the situation and all that is involved
 We should not be sitting here and talking about this
 So let's hope things improve
" "It was his little toe that was offside wasn't it? We have seen it so many times
 Nuno is obviously celebrating the goal
 As the manager that's on the other side of it, when you get it, it's brilliant
"You hope don't you? That's what it gives you now
 There's a disappointment when the goal goes in but once you see [referee] Mike (Dean) doing that rectangular action that he makes, of course you are happy
 It has worked for and against us this season
 You just have to take it
"But it certainly needs to be reviewed come the end of the season
 It is difficult if your little toe is adjudged offside as a player or a manager
 There were always going to be issues this season
 We need to stick with it and make improvements around it
 I am sure that will be done
"Wolves are in Europa League action at Molineux on Thursday as they face La Liga side Espanyol in the first leg of their round of 32 tie
 Then it is another home game against bottom club Norwich in the Premier League on the following Sunday
Leicester have a free midweek but there is a huge game awaiting them next weekend when they host Premier League champions Manchester City at the King Power Stadium
 That game is live on from 5pm on Saturday
 Kick-off is at 5
30pm
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