Burnley vs Wolves

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Burnley's Premier League game with Wolves at Turf Moor. The Clarets will be aiming to build on a superb showing in ...

If Burnley avoid defeat they will move above Everton, for a few hours at least, before Frank Lampard's side face Liverpool at Anfield in the Merseyside Derby. The Clarets then picked up all three points on Thursday, with goals from Connor Roberts and Nathan Collins sealing victory at Turf Moor. Burnley, with Under 23 boss Mike Jackson in interim charge, have collected four points since the sacking of Sean Dyche just over a week ago and will be keen to maintain the momentum. If Burnley avoid defeat they will move above Everton, for a few hours at least, before Frank Lampard's side face Liverpool at Anfield in the Merseyside Derby. Ball in net for Burnley but Vyds offside from quick free kick. Wolves quicker and sharper in this first quarter.— Alex James (@AlexJamesSport) #twitterclarets #BURWOL April 24, 2022

Burnley next visits 19th-place Watford before hosting Aston Villa, while Everton will have a match-in-hand even after their Sunday derby.

3. Wolves need attacking address: Bruno Lage has done a lot of work in creating the Premier League’s fourth-stingiest defense but the goals have dried up. Pope made four saves and continues to deliver the goods at Turf Moor. 1. Relegation scene is tense: Burnley’s win gives drags Leeds’ attention to the bottom three (or four) and gives necessary pause for Everton, whose match(es)-in-hand do not look as pleasant from under that red line.

BURNLEY, England, April 24 (Reuters) - Burnley climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone and pushed Everton into the bottom three after Matej Vydra ...

Burnley also had the ball in the net when a Vydra shot saved by Sa ricocheted in off Conor Coady, but he was ruled offside. The Clarets have now claimed seven points from three games since sacking long-term manager Sean Dyche and move to 31 points from 33 games while Everton, who face Liverpool later on Sunday, have 29 points from 31 games. Pope had to be alert again after the break to keep out a Nelson Semedo effort following a strong break from deep by Hwang Hee-Chan.

Matej Vydra scored the only goal of the game at Turf Moor as Burnley defeated Wolverhampton Wanderers.

He moved centrally in the second half and although there were flashes of his quality, Jimenez never looked like troubling Pope. He battled up against Tarkowski and Collins, and managed to get the better of Burnley’s centre-backs more often than not. Jonny had one of Wolves’ best chances after finding space inside the box in the first half, but he didn’t make Pope’s save difficult enough. Boly was very solid defensively and used the ball well on the right of Wolves’ back three. Semedo’s influence waned in the second half as Wolves allowed Burnley to get on top. Dendoncker does a good job of winning the ball back but Wolves are desperately missing Ruben Neves’ quality in possession.

Burnley took a huge step towards safety after they beat Wolves 1-0 thanks to the striker who scored from close range in the second half.

Whatever happens between now and the end of the campaign, he is unlikely to score a more important goal than this. It duly arrived when Weghorst snuck in behind the back three and dragged the ball across goal for Vydra to do the rest for his second goal of the season. They were simply not clinical enough to make a compelling case for being in that race here on an underwhelming and frustrating afternoon for the visitors. It is now two wins in four days and seven points from the three games since Dyche was sacked and Jackson was placed in caretaker charge. But in one well‑crafted moment of brilliance Wout Weghorst’s clever run behind the Wolves defence enabled him to turn the ball inside for Vydra and send Turf Moor into raptures. He may no longer preside over this parish but the spirit of Sean Dyche still lingers in so much of what Burnley do well.

Bruno Lage's Wolves will want to keep alive their hopes of European football next season by picking up a victory at managerless Burnley on Sunday, ...

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Burnley can climb out of the Premier League's bottom three, if just for a few hours, if it beats Wolves on Sunday at Turf Moor.

Wolves team news, injuries, lineup options Wolves haven’t played since a 1-0 loss at Newcastle on April 8, and losing two-of-three has put Its European hopes in jeopardy. Burnley team news, injuries, lineup options

Wolves team news as Bruno Lage makes multiple changes to his starting line-up for the match against Burnley at Turf Moor.

Burnley have won two of the three meetings between the teams since then, including a 2-1 victory over Wolves here last season. Jimenez starts alongside Fabio Silva for the first time in the Premier League. Wolves haven’t won at Turf Moor since 2010, but a victory in Lancashire today could be decisive in the race for Europe. Three points would put Wolves two points behind sixth-placed United, with a game-in-hand.

Maxwel Cornet misses out for Burnley against Wolves through injury with interim boss Mike Jackson bringing Matej Vydra into the XI.

Burnley are 18th in the table, a point adrift of Everton with a superior goal difference. Don't miss a thing from the club you love! Cornet was replaced in the second half of the win over Southampton on Thursday night and has picked up a minor knee problem.

With Matej Vydra scoring, Burnley secured a key win in their Premier League relegation battle as they await Everton to catch up with their schedule.

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Burnley aren't getting the ball quickly enough to hurt Wolves. Burnley have scored in each of their last three league games now. The Wolves fans appeal for a penalty but the referee isn't interested.