Burnley and Wolves were relegated from the Premier League last season and both clubs have made patchy starts to their Championship promotion campaigns.
The Clarets have won only one of their first 10 matches in the second tier although that success was a stylish 4-0 victory at Watford last weekend.
Wolves, one of the ante-post Championship title favourites, are aiming to get back on track after losing 1-0 at Middlesbrough and 3-1 at home to Bolton in their last two games.
Best Bet - Draw @ 5/2
Alternative Bet - Largie Ramazani to score @ 11/4
Bet Builder - Both teams to score, Fer Lopez 1+ shot on target & Marshall Munetsi to be booked @ 15/2
Best Bet: Draw @ 5/2
Burnley's hopes of a fast start to their Championship campaign have been scuppered by too many draws and they may share the points with Friday's visitors Wolves at Turf Moor.
The Clarets have drawn four of their first five home fixtures and their season opener against title favourites West Ham ended 2-2.
They conceded equalisers in the 93rd and 96th minutes in their last two home games against Derby and Charlton but cut loose in last weekend's 4-0 win at Watford.
In-form Switzerland striker Zeki Amdouni missed the midweek clash with Charlton due to an ankle injury and remains a doubt for the Wolves game.
Wanderers finished bottom of the Premier League last season after drawing 1-1 at second-bottom Burnley on the final day of term.
Wolves showed some early promise this season, beating Preston 3-1 and Stoke 4-1, but they suffered a surprise 3-1 home defeat to Bolton last time out.
Their previous four matches were all tight contests as they drew 2-2 at Birmingham, won 1-0 against Sheffield United and West Brom and lost 1-0 at Middlesbrough.
They are favourites to get back to winning ways at Turf Moor but Burnley are improving under Belgian boss Nicky Hayen so the draw is the best bet.
Alternative Bet: Largie Ramazani to score @ 11/4
Burnley's wingers have impressed in recent weeks and Jacob Bruun Larsen and Largie Ramazani were both on the scoresheet against Charlton on Tuesday.
The wide men had seven shots between them against the Addicks and Leeds loanee Ramazani looks a good bet to find the net against Wolves.
He scored his first goal for Burnley in last month's 3-1 defeat at Championship leaders Swansea after a productive loan spell for Valencia in La Liga in 2025/26.
Ramazani's final appearance of that campaign came as a substitute in a 3-1 win over Spanish champions Barcelona and he had scored six goals in his previous 16 league outings.
The Belgian produced a classy finish to put Burnley 2-1 up against Charlton and looked more dangerous than 39-year-old striker Jamie Vardy, who made his first start for the Clarets on Tuesday.
Both teams to score was a winning bet in nine of Burnley's 10 Championship matches this season and the exception was last weekend's 4-0 victory at Watford.
Fer Lopez has a key role to play in Wolves' attacking gameplan. The talented Spaniard has scored four league goals this term and had at least two shots in eight of his nine appearances.
A competitive contest is expected at Turf Moor and Wolves midfielder Marshall Munetsi, booked in three of his last seven Championship starts, may well add to his card collection.
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