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The game’s final moments saw Burnley struggle to find a way back. As the final whistle blew, Wolves emerged deserving winners, having effectively managed Burnley’s late push and secured a valuable passage to Round 3. They travel to Nottingham Forest over the weekend while Burnley will host Blackburn Rovers in the Championship.

Despite creating some opportunities, such as a low cross from Sambo and a low shot from Roberts, Burnley failed to create enough attacking chances. Their appeals for a penalty for a potential handball were also waved off as the ball had deflected off Toti’s body first. Wolves managed to maintain their composure and control as the match progressed, with standout performances from Podence, Guedes, and Chiquinho creating several attacking threats.

In a gripping match at Molineux, Wolves secured a hard-fought victory over Burnley. The game saw Wolves take an early lead with a well-executed goal from Guedes, who capitalized on a precise cross from Lima. Despite Burnley’s efforts to respond, including a series of substitutions aimed at altering the course of the game, they struggled to break through Wolves' solid defense. Guedes' second-half goal further solidified Wolves' advantage, as he deftly chipped the ball past Hladky after a clever pass from Podence.

Wolves demonstrate fluid ball movement through the defense, with Toti distributing to the midfield. The play shifts to the right, where Hwang attempts a bending cross, but it is effectively cleared by Roberts.

Podence lifts the pass for Hwang to chase on the right. He has little option as Bellegarde is arriving late. By the time he crosses it, McNally reads it and cuts it out.

Massengo tries to find McDermott on the right wing but puts too much pace on it. Doherty watches it go out.

Podence lifts a pass for Bellegarde on the right. He has the time and space to think his options. In the end, he opts for a cross but it's poor and straight into the hands of Hradky.