Wolves' winless start to the Premier League stretched to nine games after Burnley claimed a dramatic 3-2 victory at Molineux, thanks to a stoppage-time strike from Lyle Foster.
The home side looked set to salvage a point after an unlikely fightback. Zian Flemming had put the visitors 2-0 up in the first half, capitalizing on two defensive lapses with a composed volley and a simple finish at the far post.
However, Wolves pulled themselves back into contention: Jorgen Strand Larsen converted a penalty following a handball, and Marshall Munetsi headed home a loose ball on the stroke of half-time to level matters.
The second half saw Wolves dominate possession and create chances, with Jhon Arias rattling the bar from a free-kick and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde testing Burnley keeper Martin Dúbravka.
Despite their pressure, the Clarets remained dangerous on the counter. Foster's late run and precise finish broke Wolves' hearts and sent the away fans wild.
The defeat sparked angry scenes at Molineux, with home supporters vocalizing their frustration at manager Vítor Pereira and the club hierarchy.
Wolves remain rooted to the bottom of the table, while Burnley lift themselves to 16th with their first away win of the season.
