Wolves vs Burnley Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash on Sunday, October 26, at Molineux Stadium. Both teams are in desperate need of points as they look to climb out of the drop zone. Using in-depth Premier League Football Stats from XpertStats, we break down what to expect from this high-pressure encounter.

• Wolves remain winless after eight Premier League games this season.
• Burnley have only beaten newly promoted sides so far this campaign.
• Both teams have seen 75% of their matches end with both teams scoring.
• This match could be decisive in the early relegation battle.

📺 Live Broadcast Info:
The Wolves vs Burnley Premier League match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports this Sunday, October 26, 2025, from Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton.
Kick-off is scheduled for 18:30 local time (GMT+3), and fans can follow live coverage and match updates right here on XpertStats.

For Wolves, this feels like a must-win. They sit bottom of the table, still searching for their first victory of the season. Vítor Pereira’s side has been unlucky at times, showing flashes of promise without the final punch. Despite creating 16 chances against Sunderland last weekend, they lost 2-0—a result that left fans frustrated but not entirely hopeless. The numbers don’t lie: Wolves average one goal per game but concede nearly three, making every defensive lapse costly. Can they steady the ship before it’s too late?

One glimmer of optimism for the home crowd is history. Burnley haven’t scored on their last three visits to Molineux, yet Wolves’ own record: just one win in nine Premier League meetings, tempers that confidence. The Old Gold’s attack often looks fluid but toothless. With Jørgen Strand Larsen struggling through an Achilles issue, the goalscoring load feels heavier than ever. Still, there’s quality in this side. If Hwang Hee-Chan or Jean-Ricner Bellegarde return fit, Wolves could finally unlock that spark they’ve been missing.

Burnley, meanwhile, come in buoyed by a 2-0 win over Leeds that ended a two-month drought. Scott Parker’s men have now earned both of their victories against newly promoted teams, but also a worrying pattern. They’ve struggled badly against more established opposition, winning just two of their last 44 games versus non-promoted sides. Their defense, leaking an average of 3.25 goals per match, remains a major issue, even if Jaidon Anthony continues to shine with four goals in eight appearances.

What’s clear is that both sides play open, attacking football that leaves gaps at the back. Wolves’ games average 3.75 total goals, Burnley’s 4.25, figures that scream chaos rather than control. In a contest this desperate, with two shaky defenses and plenty of attacking intent, a high-scoring draw wouldn’t be a shock. Expect drama, goals, and more than a few nervous glances toward the table. That’s what makes Premier League Football Stats so compelling you never quite know what’s coming next.