"Show your appreciation for the one.. the only... Sean Dyche!"

Burnley's man on the microphone reminds the home fans about the special milestone, a huge ovation and songs of appreciation follow.

Game on...

"No nay never," gets its first airing as the two teams wander out of the Turf Moor tunnel.

Every Burnley player in a short-sleeve shirt, Wolves wrapped up in tracky tops.

Handshakes done, both sets of the players then come together for the Premier League's 'No Room For Racism' campaign.

A timely reminder...

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Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "It gets to a point - which is now - where it's still right in our grasp, where it wasn't at Christmas. I think we've come a long way since that build-up to Christmas.

"It's easy to forget we only had 12 points after 19 games. We've now got 30, so that's a pretty healthy return. Now we've got to continue to build on that.

"Since Christmas the actual form has been good. The last run has been tough, obviously. But if you mix that altogether, you'd certainly take the return in points. But we've got to get more."

John Acres
BBC Radio 5 Live at Turf Moor

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Chatted to some Burnley fans outside who said they were nervous, they all said they "need" something today or it puts a lot of pressure on their games against Bournemouth, and Cardiff coming up. Their last four are tricky - Chelsea, Man City, Everton and Arsenal.

Spoke to a Wolves fan who said: "We should beat these, but we've been poor against the rubbish teams."

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Wolves players have been warned not to get distracted by their upcoming trip to Wembley, says boss Nuno Espirito Santo.

The Midlands club will end a 21-year wait for a FA Cup semi-final appearance when they face Watford under the famous arch next Sunday.

Before attention switches to that game, Wolves must focus on today's challenge at Burnley and then the visit of Manchester United to Molineux on Tuesday.

"We don't think about that, we only look at the Burnley game and how we want to play and the things that we want to do against a very tough team," said the Portuguese.

"Burnley are a very good team at home, physical, organised, aggressive, and it is a very tough game for us.

"I expect a tough game between two teams who compete well."

The Raul Jimenez Appreciation Society will be unhappy to learn their man is sat on the bench...

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...but their day will have been made by the Wolves striker stopping to have a chat on his way into Turf Moor...

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Short-sleeved replica shirt, no jacket. Looks like it is that sort of afternoon in the east Lancashire sun.

One older home fan isn't fooled. He's brought the bobble hat. Better safe than sorry.

Just the sole change for Burnley from the defeat against Leicester last time out as they look to end a run of four straight defeats.

Jeff Hendrick comes into midfield in a straight swap with Johann Berg Gudmundsson, who was an injury doubt and drops to the bench.

Burnley XI: Heaton, Bardsley, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Hendrick, Westwood, Cork, McNeil, Barnes, Wood.

Subs: Lowton, Gudmundsson, Brady, Gibson, Hart, Ward, Vydra.

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Boss Nuno Espirito Santo insists Wolves will not have one eye on the FA Cup semi-finals next weekend - but that's perhaps why he has dropped Matt Doherty and Raul Jimenez - to the dismay of fantasy football managers everywhere.

Right wing-back Doherty and striker Jimenez are replaced by Adama Traore and Ivan Cavaleiro, while the other change sees keeper John Ruddy replaced by regular number one Rui Patricio.

Wolves XI: Rui Patricio, Saiss, Coady, Boly, Traore, Dendoncker, Neves, Joao Moutinho, Jonny, Ivan Cavaleiro, Jota.

Subs: Doherty, Jimenez, Helder Costa, Gibbs-White, John Ruddy, Ruben Vinagre, Kilman.

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If you've not already seen the two teams, then here's the most important piece of pre-match news. And if you're a neutral looking here to see if your fantasy football picks are starting, you may be disappointed...

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

Sean Dyche's 300th match as Burnley manager sees him attempting to end a run of four consecutive defeats which has plunged the Clarets right back into relegation danger - just as it seemed an eight-game unbeaten sequence had pulled them to relative safety.

The 18 points they earned in that purple patch from December to February may yet prove key - but Cardiff's visit to Turf Moor on 13 April will be underlined in red in Dyche's diary.

Wolves are hoping they might qualify for the Europa League by virtue of either winning the FA Cup or by finishing seventh and having Manchester City lift the Cup.

Wolves' season has been nothing short of spectacular; they are on course to finish higher than any newly-promoted team in the top flight since Sunderland in 2000.

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Hello! And welcome to live coverage of Burnley's crucial home match against Wolves. I say crucial because they're all crucial at this stage of the season. Especially when you've been sucked back into the relegation scrap...

A 2-0 win over Wolves will do just nicely for Sean Dyche today.

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The shaved head and goatee is the same as it was in November 2012 - when the 'Ginger Mourinho' took charge of the first match of his managerial career.

And, in a strange quirk which football likes to throw up, the opponents are also the same for his 300th.

But will his Burnley side be celebrating today like his Watford team were back then?