And then... out of nowhere... Burnley earn a free-kick in a promising position...

Wolves are banging on the door like a set of burly bailiffs.

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A strong, direct run by Diogo Jota ends when he runs into a Ben Mee-sized brick wall. The Wolves forward goes down, the Burnley defence are furious as they think he's trying to buy a foul.

Then, almost a carbon copy from the other Wolves flank. Not a cross by Traore, though.

Adama Traore is like a magician who does everything right to build up the excitement and suspense - and then can't produce the rabbit out of the hat.

More good play from the Wolves winger on the right, but his cross is overcooked and Jonny can't catch it.

Still, rather remarkably, there hasn't been a shot on target...

That double change by Wolves has not really altered the flow of the game. The visitors still slightly on top...

Eventually the ball goes out of play and Wolves make their double change...

Matt Doherty and Raul Jimenez incoming. Ivan Cavaleiro and Leander Dendoncker make way.

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What a block! James Tarkowski denies what was likely to be an equaliser.

Adama Traore stretches his legs down the right and, this time, finds the perfect delivery into the area.

A knockdown falls to Diogo Joto, whose eyes light up as he swings a left boot at the ball. But Tarkowski is perfectly placed is block.

Doherty and Jimenez have still not arrived. And that's because their team are piling on the pressure....

Fantasy football managers rejoice! Matt Doherty and Raul Jimenez are, erm, disrobing on the touchline...

Wolves need to change something. And that looks like it will be a change of personnel...

The game is untidier than a teenager's bedroom at the moment.

* Apologies to all the tidy teenagers out there

Burnley ride out that period of pressure and try to go on the attack themselves. Wolves dig in, but Burnley continue to probe...

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A bit of a storm has hit Burnley here...

Should have scored! A golden chance for Wolves...

Leander Dendoncker does brilliantly to keep the ball in play on the right touchline and then cuts back to Ivan Cavaleiro.

He's in acres of space... and blazes high over the bar and into the away fans.

Was it a cross or a shot? I'm going to give credit to Diogo Jota - he meant this. The Wolves forward tries to bend one in the far corner from the left flank and it has Tom Heaton sprawling. Fortunately for the Burnley keeper, the ball bounces just wide of his left-hand post.

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Burnley straight on the front foot.

Charlie Taylor's cross from the left takes a deflection and almost wrongfoots Willy Boly, who eventually hacks clear.

Wolves emerge a good 30 seconds before their hosts, looking like they're in an evening aerobics class as they line up on a touchline and do some choreographed stretches.

Burnley join them - on the pitch, not the stretching group - and then get the game back under way...