Nuno Espírito Santo effectively ruled himself out of the running this week for the position of Tottenham’s next full-time manager, with the Portuguese indicating that there is still plenty he wants to achieve with Wolves. This has been a difficult season for them but they appear to be finding consistency at last and are looking to win three league games in succession for the first time in this campaign. That could be bad news for Burnley, who are still too close to the relegation zone for comfort. Paul Doyle
Sunday noon BBC One
Venue Molineux
Last season Wolves 1 Burnley 1
Referee Darren England
This season G9 Y30 R0 3.33 cards/game
Odds H Evens A 3-1 D 27-11
WOLVES
Subs from Ruddy, Hoever, Kilman, Vitinha, Otasowie, Gibbs-White, Silva, Richards
Doubtful None
Injured Jiménez (head, unknown), Neto (knee, unknown), Neves (Covid-19, unknown), Jonny (knee, unknown), Marçal (groin, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y45 R1
Form LDLLWW
Leading scorers Neto, Neves 5
BURNLEY
Subs from Peacock-Farrell, Norris, Dunne, O’Neill, Bardsley, Stephens, Benson, Driscoll-Glennon, Mumbongo, Rodriguez, Brownhill, Taylor, Richardson, Nartey
Doubtful Pope (shoulder)
Injured Barnes (thigh, unknown), Brady (calf, unknown), Long (calf, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y42 R0
Form DDWLLL
Leading scorer Wood 7
