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Burnley 1-1 Wolves: Relegated duo draw on final day

Burnley and Wolves drew 1-1 on the final day of the Premier League season as both were already relegated long before this clash.

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Adam Armstrong put Wolves ahead early from the penalty spot, but Zian Flemming equalized early in the second half.

The draw means Burnley finish 19th on 22 points. Wolves finish 20th on 20 points.

Both should be right there to come back up next season

Both Burnley and Wolves have enough in their current squads to suggest they will handle the Championship really well next season. Burnley have been the ultimate yo-yo team so this won’t surprise them, while Wolves have been building a team for the Championship for many months and Rob Edwards has plenty of experience at that level. Both look like they will be in the top six, at least, next season and they are solid defensively and will be able to add some quality to spearhead their push for promotion, while keeping Zian Flemming and Adam Armstrong fit and firing will be essential to promotion.

Burnley vs Wolves score: 1-1

Flemming 46'; Armstrong 5'

Burnley vs Wolves live updates! — By Joe Prince-Wright

Big stop from Sa late on

Burnley think they have won it but Sa makes a fine stop at his near post. That looked certain to go in.

Burnley hit the post!

Plenty of goalmouth action as a cross misses everyone and hits the post and comes out. Florentino whipped it in.

Mane goes close!

Open game, this. Mane spanks a shot on goal and it is close. Wolves having a proper go to retake the lead.

Flemming equalizes right at the start of the second half!

After all of that Wolves pressure, Burnley come straight out and equalize in the second half. The ball drops to Zian Flemming on the edge of the box and he curls home calmly to make it 1-1. Game on!

Flemming draws Burnley level with wonderful strike
Zian Flemming combined with Loum Tchaouna and sent a wonderful strike to the far corner to draw Burnley level v. Wolves.

Mosquera goes close and Bueno should score

Wolves pushing hard for a second as Mosquera’s header from close range is deflected just over. Moments later the ball drops to Santiago Bueno but he smashes a shot from close range against his own arm.

Mane hits the post!

Mateus Mane is some talent, isn’t he? The Wolves teenager cuts inside and curls a beauty towards goal which Weiss tips against the post. Almost 2-0 to Wolves.

Penalty to Wolves! Armstrong scores!

Wolves want a handball in the box after Krejci’s flick hits Florentino. VAR asks the referee to go to the monitor. He decides it is a handball. Adam Armstrong steps up to slot home. Wolves 1-0 up and in 19th place, as it stands.

Armstrong converts penalty to push Wolves ahead
Adam Armstrong converted a penalty kick in the opening minutes v. Burnley after a handball to gives Wolves a 1-0 lead.

Burnley lineup

Weiss; Walker, Tuanzebe, Humphreys, Pires; Florentino, Ugochukwu; Tchaouna, Hannibal, Anthony; Flemming

Wolves lineup

Sa; Mosquera, Bueno, Krejci; R. Gomes, A. Gomes, Andre, Moller Wolfe, Hwang, Mane; Armstrong


Burnley team news, focus

OUT: Josh Cullen (knee), Jordan Beyer (hamstring) | QUESTIONABLE: Connor Roberts (fitness)

Wolves team news, focus

OUT: Leon Chiwone (knee), Enso Medina (knee), Sam Johnstone (knock)

Burnley vs Wolves preview

Turf Moor is the scene for this matchup of Nos. 19 and 20 on the Premier League table, where Wolves enter the game two points behind the Clarets. Burnley interim boss Michael Jackson would be happy to stay off the bottom and leave his second interim spell of the club with a win after drawing once and losing twice since taking the reins for Scott Parker. Burnley have not won since February 11 at Crystal Palace.

Rob Edwards and Wolves are slumping, too, without a win since back-to-back home defeats of Aston Villa and Liverpool at the end of February and early March. They’ve drawn two of three and moving off the bottom would feel a just reward for their efforts to make the most of a lost season.

Burnley vs Wolves prediction

The easy bet is a draw but we do feel there’s enough here for both teams to score and a mild upset, as Wolves pull off the bottom of the table. Burnley 1-2 Wolves.

How to watch Burnley vs Wolves live, stream link and start time
Kick off time: 11am ET Sunday

Venue: Turf Moor — Burnley, Lancashire

TV Channel: Peacock

Streaming: Stream live on Peacock