Burnley, who were stripped of the relegation zone, extended their unbeaten run to four games but will once again bemoan dropping points after Tuesday's 1-1 draw with Wolves at Turf Moor.
Jacob Bruun Larsen scored another great goal for the Clarets, but Rayan Ait Nouri headed home just before half-time to give Wolves a point.
This is the third draw in a row, as Vincent Kompany's side have not been able to avoid crucial mistakes at the back this season and this could be the reason why Burnley won't win another season in the Premier League. Ta.
Watch Burnley vs Wolves full match replay
Burnley were the better team, outscoring Wolves 13-8, having 52% possession and having six shots on goal through Jose Sa. 16th-placed Everton have 26 points, while Nottingham Forest's win took them to 25 points, meaning they will settle for 19 points and 19th place.
Wolves are reeling after an impressive run from the festive fixture to February. Gary O'Neal's men's team has posted a 1W-1D-2L record recently, ranking 10th with 42 points. This leaves them two points behind eighth-placed Newcastle, three points behind West Ham and six points behind sixth-placed Manchester United.
Clarets' relegation likely to come down to bad decisions by both teams
Burnley have missed chances this season and have not been able to make much of what they have gained. That's because he's tied for the team lead with three players scoring just four goals per game. The expected goals weren't there and this Burnley team had to outdo their opponents as they conceded one chance after another. Promoted teams often need a keeper to keep up and young James Trafford was given too much time until Burnley returned to Alijanette Muric. The Clarets mentioned their last line for the season in January and Dara O'Shea also had an opportunity, but it wasn't all about the keeper. All of the above is why no good enough football system can produce a second season of the Premier League, unless something special arrives at Turf Moor.
Burnley vs Wolves player ratings (photomob.com)
Both keepers played well, but Jose Sa's control of the 18-yard box was the reason the game remained at 1-1. Burnley were good everywhere except on the right. Vitinho tried his best but could not get extra points from Wilson Odbert and David Datolo Fofana. Wolves' teenage striker Leon Chiwome was unable to find his footing up top, while Max Kilman helped Sa to set things up at Wolves' end.
What's next?
Burnley face Everton on Saturday at 10am ET, facing old friend Sean Dyche in a must-win game, while Wolves host West Ham at the same time.
How to watch Burnley vs Wolves live, stream links and start times
kick off: Tuesday (April 2) 2:45 PM ET
tv channels: Peacock Premium
online: peacock premier league
Burnley vs Wolves live updates — written by Nick Mendola
Burnley vs Wolves final score: 1-1
Scorers: Brun Larsen (37 minutes), Ait Nouri (45+3 minutes)
Remina is approaching!
Mario Lemina rushed forward to meet a cross from the left, but his header just missed the target, giving Wolves the lead.
Jose Sa standing tall
The Wolves keeper continued to control the box today, and Bruun Larsen's goal was a near-unstoppable shot.
He has prepared well for everything Burnley have to do and that is why they are still 1-1.
Halftime — Burnley 1-1 Wolves
It had been a close game since Burnley's breakthrough, but Burnley's 1-0 lead felt like something they had earned while it lasted.
Shot attempts were evenly matched and both teams shared possession almost evenly throughout the 45 minutes.
Vincent Kompany's Clarets moved further back from the bottom of the table thanks to some incredible skill from Jakob Brun Larsen, but Ait Nouri worked his magic to level the lines.
Ait Nouri in good form — Burnley 1-1 Wolves (45+3 minutes)
Rayan Ayt-Nouri played very well and won a dangerous free-kick with his incredible dribbling.
He lined up with the attackers to serve, and Ait Nouri also scored with a great header.
I'm going to take a flat break at Turf Moor.
Ait Nouri leads Wolves to draw level with Burnley
Rayan Ait Nouri was on the receiving end of Wolves' set-piece and headed home the equalizer against Burnley at Turf Moor.
A beautiful and well-deserved opening game — Burnley 1-0 Wolves (37 minutes)
Alijanet Muric starts the play with a spray pass from the Burnley end and it only takes one or two passes before Dara O'Shea drives the ball into the box.
Jacob Bruun-Larsen displayed a technical A-plus game, scoring a volley just before it hit the turf to make it 1-0.
Beautiful, beautiful.
Bruun Larsen volleys Burnley in front of Wolves
Jacob Bruun-Larsen attacked Burnley ahead of Wolves in the first half at Turf Moor, reading the flight of a cross perfectly.
Wolf's chance!
Finally, Toti Gomez had a header that just missed the far post. It was a threat from the yellow side.
Burnley brighten, but no breakthrough
The Clarets are firmly in control of this game, but we still await real danger.
in progress!
The game was tense by the start and Burnley had their only shot after about 10 minutes.
Both teams maintained possession from the start as Burnley looked to take advantage of a tired and under-resourced Wolves side.
burnley line up
Muric, Taylor, O'Shea, Esteve, Cullen, Berge, Bruun-Larsen, Vitinho, Foster, Oduberto, Fofana.
Wolves lineup
Sa, Semedo, Kilman, Gomez, Doherty, Remina, Sarabia, Aito Nouri, Toti, Bueno, Chiwome.
Burnley spotlight, team news
The fact that David Datro Fofana, who was on loan from Chelsea and couldn't play last time, has returned is a big deal. Fofana gives Burnley a top focal point and will cause Wolves a lot of problems.
OUT: Lorenz Assignon (suspension), Nathan Redmond (hamstring), Luca Coleosho (knee), Aaron Ramsey (knee) | Asked by: Jordan Beyer (thigh), Ameen Al Dakhil (undisclosed)
Wolves spotlight, team news
If Cunha is able to start, it would be a huge boost for the Timberwolves and the way they play.
OUT: Pedro Neto (hamstring), Hwang Hee-chan (hamstring) | Questioner: Craig Dawson (groin), Jean Richner Bellegarde (knee)
