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Lucas Pires takes one too many nibbles at Brajan Gruda as the Brighton winger looks to trick his way past and it's called back for a free kick wide right of the Burnley box.
Santiago Bueno does collide with Crysencio Summerville but he's losing his balance as he falls. Summerville doesn't know where he is, as he turns he catches his feet and falls to the ground.
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The Wolves fans are singing “You’re going down with the Wanderers†at the West Ham end, says Will Unwin at Molineux.
Penalty shout: West Ham look to the referee again as Summerville is bumped to the floor by Mosquera but the winger was looking for it. Nothing given.
Scotland: Leaders Hearts are laying siege to Livingston’s goal. Tomas Bent Magnusson has had a glorious chance but toepoked wide from just a few yards out. Still 0-0.
Goal disallowed! Brighton think they’ve taken the lead through Charalampos Kostoulas but he’s flagged offside. Burnley still level.
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Premier League predictions and best bets: Is this the start of the great escapes? Both Wolves and Burnley to win
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Our football betting expert Jones Knows provides his insight across Saturday's games and is tipping BOTH Wolves and Burnley to win…
Burnley's 10-game winless run jumps off the page and most will declare this a home banker at 1/2 with Sky Bet – but dig a little deeper and there are signs of life. Scott Parker has been proactive rather than stubborn, tweaking personnel and roles to try and spark something.
He's found an exciting dynamic in his attack in the Marcus Edwards-Armando Broja pairing, who looked genuinely dangerous against Newcastle. Edwards' ability to receive between the lines and commit defenders gave Burnley a threat they've lacked for weeks, while Broja's power and direct can stretch a backline.
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