Burnley and Wolves will conclude their respective Premier League campaigns when they meet at Turf Moor on Sunday afternoon.
Both sides have been relegated with something of a whimper this season and will meet again in the second tier of English football next term.
Burnley did show, however, that they have not completely downed tools, as they made Arsenal work hard for their 1-0 victory at the Emirates on Monday night.
It is also worth noting that the Clarets held Aston Villa to a 2-2 draw in their last home match, so they will be keen to sign off with a victory on Sunday afternoon.
As for Wolves, they have been bottom of the Premier League table for much of the campaign, though they could yet climb off the foot of the standings and leapfrog Burnley with a win here.
Rob Edwards’ side have drawn two of their last three league matches, most recently a 1-1 stalemate with Fulham last Saturday,
How the bookies view it: A rare Burnley success
Despite currently enduring a 24-match winless run in the Premier League, Burnley come into this clash as 6/4 favourites with bet365.
Wolves are 7/4 outsiders with bet365 as they look to secure a first Premier League away win of the season at the final attempt, while a share of the Turf Moor spoils is trading at 12/5 with the same firm.
Head to head: Wolves record up to scratch
Wolves hold the upper hand in the overall head-to-head record, with 68 wins compared to Burnley's 42, alongside 31 draws. However, it is worth noting that Burnley ran out 3-2 winners in this season's reverse fixture, and the same scoreline on Sunday pays a whopping 25/1 on bet365.
Players to watch: Fleming to fire?
Zian Flemming has returned a quietly impressive tally of 10 goals in 28 Premier League appearances for Burnley this season and looks solid value for a goal or assist on Sunday at 4/5 with bet365.
Yerson Mosquera has committed two or more fouls in three of his last six starts, so a repeat appeals at 6/4 on bet365, particularly with the Wolves defender likely to be up against Burnley livewire Jaidon Anthony.
Predicted line-ups
Burnley remain without Josh Cullen, while Connor Roberts and Jordan Beyer are edging back towards fitness but may not be ready in time for this weekend.
Wolves, meanwhile, are in good shape, with Sam Johnstone their only reported absentee ahead of this Turf Moor tussle.
Burnley: Dubravka; Walker, Tuanzebe, Esteve, Pires; Ugochukwu, Florentino; Tchaouna, Hannibal, Anthony; Flemming
Wolves: Bentley; Mosquera, S Bueno, Krejci; R Gomes, Andre, J Gomes, H Bueno; Mane, Bellegarde, Armstrong
Anything else catch the eye?
Siding with under 3.0 Asian cards looks worthy of support at 4/5 with bet365.
With this effectively a dead rubber, it’s unlikely to develop into a card-heavy contest with much in the way of flashpoints.
The fact that Burnley’s Premier League matches this season have averaged 2.95 cards per game only strengthens the case for backing this selection.
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