With neither side having anything left to play for, this is a chance for them to release the handbrake and play with freedom in the final third. This is a clash between the two worst defensive units in the Premier League, as Burnley have conceded 74 goals in their 37 league matches, while Wolves have shipped 67. However, Wolves have been much worse on their travels this season - they have failed to win any of their 18 matches on the road, which includes three losses in a row. Those results include a 3-0 loss against Brighton, 3-0 loss against Leeds, and a 4-0 loss against West Ham. Their opponents have cleared this line on their own in each of those games. 

The reverse fixture between the sides finished 3-2 to Burnley when they met in October, and another open game is expected on Sunday afternoon.

Burnley have conceded the most goals in the Premier League this season, but they have also faced the most shots and shots on target of any side in the division, which shows just how leaky they have been at the back. Martin Dubravka has been kept extremely busy between the sticks, and there is no reason to expect that to change here on the final day of the season.

Wolves drew 1-1 with Fulham last time out, registering 11 shots in that match with three hitting the target - they went incredibly close to hitting this mark, as Adam Armstrong was unfortunate to be denied by the post. Wolves also had another great chance in the final few minutes, which they failed to get on target. Wolves registered 15 shots with seven on target in the reverse fixture against Burnley earlier this season, so this is a much easier matchup for them.

Mateus Mane is one of several Wolves players expected to remain in the Premier League next season, even if Wolves go down, as he has been one of the shining lights in an otherwise dismal season. Mane scored the only goal for Wolves against Fulham last time out, helping his side earn a rare point, and he landed this selection with two shots in that game. He is averaging 2.07 shots per 90 across all competitions this season, which is one of the highest figures in the Wolves squad, and he has landed this selection in three of his last four matches. 

The 18-year-old has played without fear since being promoted to the first team, and 27 of his 38 shots in the league have come from outside the box. Three of those have found the back of the net, which shows how he strikes the ball cleanly.

Joao Gomes has 10 bookings; he ranks 2nd of all Premier League players this season for total fouls committed, which highlights just how aggressive he is in the heart of midfield. 

The Brazilian is averaging 2.2 fouls per 90 across all competitions this season, rising to 2.41 when playing away. He has landed this selection in seven of his last 10 matches across all competitions on the road, including two fouls against Brighton in his last away outing, and three infringements against Leeds before that.

Joao Gomes should find duels against Hannibal Mejbri in midfield, and that is a matchup to keep an eye on. The Tunisian is averaging 3.38 fouls drawn per 90 this season, and he has recently returned from injury to start in midfield for Burnley. 

The Clarets pose a much greater threat in the final third when Mejbri starts, and he contributed an assist against Aston Villa on his first start back from injury. He has only started 13 league matches this season, but Mejbri has chipped in with one goal and four assists. That includes providing the assist for Lyle Foster to score the winning goal against Wolves in the reverse fixture. Mejbri had only been introduced to the game for a couple of minutes before, but he only needed a short time to make his impact.

Hwang Hee-Chan has started each of the last two matches for Wolves, suggesting he is back to full fitness after a difficult injury-hit campaign. He provided the assist for Mateus Mane to score against Fulham last time out, and his presence in the side is a massive boost for this final game. In addition to that, Hwang also presses intensely from the front. 

He recorded no fouls against Fulham last time out, which was an unusual blank given that Wolves accumulated 20 infringements as a team. However, Hwang committed two fouls and was shown a yellow card against Brighton just before that game.

The South Korean is averaging 1.94 fouls per 90 across all competitions this season, which is one of the highest figures in the Wolves squad, and this selection has landed in four of his last six starts on the road.

Zian Flemming blanked against Arsenal last time out, but he managed to find the back of the net against Aston Villa before that, and that goal put him into double digits for the season. It has been a season to forget for Burnley, but Flemming has proven that he can cause problems in the final third - he has bagged 10 goals, and just two have come from the penalty spot. 

Two of those also came in the reverse fixture against Wolves, when the Dutchman had three shots, all of which hit the target, and two found the back of the net. Given how poor Wolves have been on their travels recently, Flemming should really be looking forward to this matchup at Turf Moor. He is averaging 2.71 shots per 90 across all competitions this season, rising notably to 3.52 when playing at home.