Had your half-time pie? Excellent. The players are back on their way....

It was not only the Internationals break that was going on over the past two weeks, it was also the semi-finals of the FA People's Cup.

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From inventive lawnmower celebrations to a back-flick and finish that Messi would have been proud of and guest presenters John Bishop and Adele Roberts, the semi-finals had it all.

You can watch highlights on the Red Button and Online at 17:30 GMT on Saturday, 30 March (and on the iPlayer afterwards).

You can barely slip a cigarette paper between the two sides.

But there is a tiny gap - and that's because of Conor Coady's early own goal.

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Still going because of that injury for Leander Dendoncker...

One final chance for Wolves to level before the break? Ivan Cavaleiro twidsts and turns down the left, but can't pick out a team-mate.

I thought Wolves might soldier on without Leander Dendoncker for the three minutes of injury-time... but he's back on his feet and ready to go.

Ouch. Leander Dendoncker goes into an aerial challenge with Ashley Barnes and comes off worst. Play stopped.

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A good delivery has Rui Patricio flapping a little, only for the referee to come to the Wolves keeper's rescue.

James Tarkowski is stood in the box and Rui Patricio comes over the top of him... and that's a foul apparently.

Not in Sean Dyche's day it wasn't....

Phil Bardsley has been around the block. The Burnley right-back sees a sliding tackle coming from Joao Moutinho, tumbles over and wins a free-kick in an attacking position on the right.

Chance?

Not superb defending.

Burnley defender Ben Mee carelessly knocks the ball at Ivan Cavaleiro as he tries to pass out from the back, but gets the luck of the bounce and is able to recover.

Wolves midfielder Joao Moutinho goes long with a diag towards Diogo Jota, but Phil Bardsley is also underneath it and heads the ball safely back to Tom Heaton. Superb defending.

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Burnley fans are chanting and clapping their support for the home side, trying to rally them and help them reach the break with their lead intact.

Wolves on the attack again.

A neat flick by Ivan Cavaleiro finds Diogo Jota on the edge of the box and he threads through to Adama Traore on the right.

Loads of space... and he hits a Burnley defender. A let off.

There might not have been much goalmouth action but it has still been an enjoyable watch. Good tempo, nice ebb and flow...

Ivan Cavaleiro is finding some space between Burnley's defence and midfield now, instrumental in another away attack. The ball goes out to the right, but the cross comes to nothing and Burnley survive.

Wolves are finding their rhythm now...

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Better from Wolves. Until the final ball.

Diogo Jota and Ivan Cavaleiro link up nicely about 30 yards from the Burnley goal, before the latter tries to play in the former through the middle.

But Usain Bolt wouldn't catch that... Tom Heaton coming out to gather ahead of Jota.

Not had a shot on target yet....

This match is tighter than a small parking spot for a Hummer.

Oooh, Burnley centre-back Ben Mee is not happy with Wolves forward Jota. Jota leaves a little on Mee, who sticks his forehead close behind Jota's head and utters something probably not too complimentary.