Burnley vs Wolves prediction, odds and how to watch

Carlos Alcaraz settled a tight Carabao Cup contest with a left-foot finish ten minutes from time, giving Everton a hard-earned 1-0 win over Wolves who created precious little despite committing bodies forward late on.

Swansea put Burnley to the sword at home, winning 3-1 in the EFL Championship with goals from Adam Idah, Moussa Yeo, and substitute Zan Vipotnik. Burnley arrived with no wins in their last five Championship matches and left looking every bit as fragile as that record suggests.

Norwich put four past Burnley at Carrow Road, with Mohamed Touré and Andre Brooks doing the damage early and often. Burnley had 63% possession and a red card to show for it.

Burnley have conceded 11 goals in their last five Championship matches without keeping a single clean sheet. Wolves arrive in form and smelling blood.

Burnley have not kept a single clean sheet in their last seven Championship matches and have conceded sixteen goals in that run. Charlton arrive at Turf Moor on Tuesday night with a defensive record that tells a completely different story.

Wolves head into Tuesday's Championship fixture with genuine confidence and goals in their boots. Bolton arrive at Molineux with four defeats from their last five and serious questions to answer.

Middlesbrough host Wolves at the Riverside on Saturday knowing a win would underline their Championship credentials. The problem is Wolves have not kept a clean sheet in five matches and do not seem bothered by it.

Two teams who cannot stop conceding and cannot string wins together collide at Vicarage Road on Saturday. Someone has to lose. The question is who wants it less.