Gordon: Burnley doing a perfect impression of West Ham.

Karen: Burnley making Wolves look like Barcelona... Never mind lads and lasses, it’s only September!

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Chris Wood replaces Sam Vokes.

Adama Traore races to keep the ball in play down the right. He tries to step inside to shoot but Jack Cork does well to slide in and push the ball away.

He feels the follow-through too but jumps up, limps slightly and gets on with it.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Molineux

Burnley with their most dangerous chance for a long time. Substitute Matej Vydra lashes the ball across the face of goal and it should have been turned in by Jack Cork, he couldn't adjust or get his feet in the right position.

Johann Berg Gudmundsson becomes the third Burnley player to be booked as he takes his frustrations out with a tug from behind as Wolves counter.

Oh what a chance!

Burnley take a free-kick which is curled into a dangerous area. Matej Vydra fires the ball across goal and it is inches away from Jack Cork at the far post. Burnley should have equalised!

Jonny skips away from a challenge and slips it into the path of Helder Costa, who has come in from the right.

Costa tries to curl it into the top corner but it flies wide.

That will be his last action of the day too as Adama Traore takes his place.

Zachary: Wolves playing like Liverpool here, constantly all over Burnley like a rash every time they lose the ball, almost suffocating their opponents into eventually conceding. You won’t see a more deserved goal

Stuart: Burnley are in big trouble this season.

Looks like Wolves are about to make a change too...

Adama Traore - the match-winner against West Ham - is stripped and ready to come on.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Molineux

It was coming, Raul Jimenez finally with a clean connection to beat Joe Hart.

Wolves have had endless chances, they finally made one count.

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Burnley lose the ball in midfield again and Raul Jimenez drives into the box. He cuts is back into the centre but it's cut out by Ben Mee.

Wolves immediately attack again and Matt Doherty fires an effort from outside the box which isn't too far wide.

Joe Hart to the rescue again!

Ruben Neves fires a fizzing effort from 30 yards out. It's flying towards the bottom corner but looked to be going just wide. Hart isn't sure and takes no chances as he palms it away for a corner.

Jeff Hendrick is caught in possession by Helder Costa. Wolves can break away in numbers but a diagonal ball fails to find a teammate and Burnley are let off the hook again.

Matt Doherty has a swing from way out and it goes straight into the stands.

Ashley Barnes then jogs off the pitch and Matej Vydra comes on for his third appearance. He scored on his debut in Europa League qualifying. Now would be a good time to score again!

Diogo Jota, who has been causing problems all afternoon, tries to squeeze in between Aaron Lennon and James Tarkowski in the box and goes down to the ground.

He appeals for a penalty and the stadium roar in frustration but it's waved away by Andre Marriner.

Burnley pass the ball around nicely before it's cut out by a well-organised Wolves defence. It eventually comes off Jeff Hendrick and out for a throw-in.

Matej Vydra is receiving instructions on the sideline. He could be replacing Ashley Barnes.

I thought Wolves may have left their shooting boots in the dressing room for the first half but they haven't picked them up at half-time.

...yet.

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Jeff Hendrick is pushed back towards his own penalty area but he does well to dribble out of danger and lay it off to Charlie Taylor to hoof up field.

Wolves then peg Burnley back and Johann Berg Gudmundsson is forced to cut out a pass for Ruben Neves down the right.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Molineux

Wolves should have taken the lead, a major let-off for Burnley. Diogo Jota did well to draw out the keeper and put the ball back in the middle.

Raul Jimenez with the goal at his mercy blazes over.

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