The Wolves substitute Tawanda Chirewa made a remarkable impact, scoring just seconds after coming off the bench to secure a comeback victory against Burnley at Turf Moor. This defeat marked Burnley's 21st consecutive home game without a win, a streak that now stretches over a year since their last league victory at home on 18 October against Leeds.

Chirewa entered the match in the 72nd minute, replacing Sean Neave. He capitalized on a mistake by Igor Julio, receiving a pass from Mateus Mané and firing an angled shot that found the net despite Gregoire Coudert getting a hand to it. This goal came after Jamie Vardy had given Burnley the lead with his first goal for the club in the 20th minute, showcasing his sharp finishing.

Fer López equalized for Wolves just before halftime, taking advantage of a mistake by Kyle Walker. Despite having opportunities, Burnley failed to convert their first-half superiority into more goals.

The match saw Wolves, who faced an injury crisis with Raúl Jiménez and Adam Armstrong sidelined, improve after halftime. Jacob Bruun Larsen and others had chances, but it was Chirewa's late strike that sealed the win.

Burnley will look to break their home losing streak in their next match against Portsmouth, followed by a rivalry clash against Blackburn on 22 November. The home crowd expressed their frustration as boos echoed around Turf Moor at the final whistle.