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Wolves vs Burnley: Live stream details, where to watch, TV channel and highlights news

Everything you need to know about this afternoon’s Premier League clash

Sunday 25 August 2019 13:40 BST

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Wolves 2019-20 Premier League season preview

Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo is expected to ring the changes after his side beat Torino 3-2 in the Europa League.

Matt Doherty missed that match after being taken off at half-time against Manchester United on Monday due to illness and will be assessed.

Burnley will meanwhile be without Robbie Brady and Steven Defour who remain on the sidelines.

And Danny Drinkwater, who is currently building up his fitness, is not expected to feature.

Here is everything you need to know.

Premier League's best prospects

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Emile Smith Rowe (19) - Arsenal

The winger made a prolific breakthrough into the first-team last season, scoring three goals in six games, before being ruled out with a groin injury. After spending six months at RB Leipzig last season, he has been promoted to the senior squad on a full-time basis.

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Colin Odutayo (18) - Aston Villa

The skilful Netherlands youth international impressed in the U18s Premier League last season, cutting in off the left-wing scoring 7 goals and adding a further four assists.

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Lloyd Kelly (20) - Bournemouth

Suffered a cruel injury blow soon after joining the Cherries from Bristol for £13m over the summer. The full-back has huge potential and will be hopeful of breaking into the starting eleven quickly.

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Aaron Connolly (19) - Brighton

The young Irish striker had a brilliant season for the U23s, ending the season with 16 goals in 18 appearances. Can hope to make his breakthrough in the

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Josh Benson (19) - Burnley

Joined after ending a two-year scholarship at Arsenal and was included in Burnley's pre-season tour of Portugal.

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Reece James (19) - Chelsea

Starring on loan at Wigan last season, the versatile full-back was named in the Championship team of the season and is pushing for a starting place after Davide Zappacosta's departure.

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Tyrick Mitchell (19) - Crystal Palace

The young full-back was included in the club's pre-season plans and has been compared to Aaron Wan-Bissaka by teammate Andros Townsend.

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Lewis Gibson (19) - Everton

The centre-back joined the Toffees from Newcastle for a fee that could ultimately rise to £6m and has immediately impressed with the club’s youth sides.

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George Hirst (20) - Leicester

The England youth international joined Leicester in the summer after one season with the club’s sister side OH Leuven in Belgium and featured in this summer's Toulon Tournament.

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Ki-Jana Hoever (17) - Liverpool

The Dutch centre-back was handed his debut in the FA Cup at just 16 years old and will expect to get more first-team minutes under Jurgen Klopp, who is an outspoken admirer of Virgil van Dijk’s mentee.

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Ian Carlo Poveda (19) - Manchester City

After spells at Arsenal, Chelsea, Barcelona and Brentford, City snapped up the England youth international, who made his debut in the League Cup win over Burton last season.

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Brandon Williams (18) - Manchester United

The highly touted left-back travelled with United’s Champions League squad after an impressive season with the U18s and is set to challenge Luke Shaw in years to come.

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Matty Longstaff (19) - Newcastle

His older brother Sean has stolen the plaudits thus far, but his younger brother is not far behind and was included on the club’s pre-season tour of China.

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Stephen Mallon (20) - Sheffield United

The Irishman impressed on loan in Australia last season before appearing in the Toulon Tournament.

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Adam Idah (18) - Norwich

The 18-year-old striker was awarded a new contract in the summer after scoring a goal every 170 minutes for the U23s last season before impressing for Ireland in the Toulon Tournament over the summer.

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Jake Vokins (19) - Southampton

The young full-back seems destined to make a push for first-team minutes and can challenge Ryan Bertrand after the Saints opted to sell Matt Targett.

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Troy Parrott (17) - Tottenham

The Irish striker starred during Spurs’ pre-season and has since returned to goalscoring form with the U23s. Mauricio Pochettino is a keen admirer and a debut is not far away.

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Joao Pedro (17) - Watford

The Brazilian prodigy has thrilled at Fluminese and will link up with Watford's senior squad in January once he has turned 18.

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Amadou Diallo (16) - West Ham

The prodigious winger is regarded as one of England’s best prospects and has soared through the academy age groups, attracting a wealth of suitors from across Europe.

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Terence Taylor (18) - Wolves

The defensive midfielder excited on the club's pre-season tour, having been called up to Wales' senior squad while still a 17-year-old.

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What time is it?

The match kicks-off at 4.30pm today – Sunday 25 August.

Where can I watch it?

The match is not being shown live on British television.

Highlights will be available to watch on Match of the Day Two, on NNC 2 at 10pm.

What are the odds?

Wolves to win: 4/5

Draw: 12/5

Burnley to win: 4/1

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