Burnley manager Sean Dyche. (Getty Images)
Burnley were beaten by Newcastle United in the league last weekend as the Clarets’ poor start to the season continued. Sean Dyche’s men have looked nothing like the defensively resilient side they were last season and are in dire need of some positive results.
The manager will now aim to pick up a win against Crystal Palace in the Premier League this weekend. The Eagles have also been in poor form but they did manage to claim a draw against Manchester United in their own backyard last weekend.
James Tarkowski and Johann Berg Gudmundsson both missed out on action last weekend due to injury. Stephen Ward and Nick Pope are also still out injured and will be sidelined for more time.
Hart has been good in goal for the Clarets but he needs more support from his defence.
Should continue at right-back but has failed to maintain consistency in his displays.
Has stood in well for Tarkowski but hasn’t done enough to keep out the goals.
Mee was unfortunate to turn the ball back into his own net in the last game. He will surely start this one alongside Long.
Lennon has lost his pace, drive and energy given his ripe age. Sean Dyche needs to find a replacement in January.
Westwood was kept on the bench in the last game and should return to central midfield for this one. He needs to be more crisp and quick with his distribution.
Cork should partner Westwood in the middle of the park in this game. He needs to work hard defensively.
With Gudmundsson out, Brady should continue on the left flank. He has every chance of scoring against the Eagles.
The goalscorer from last week will surely continue to lead the line again this week.
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Wood was unlucky not to get a goal for himself last week. He looked dangerous and always kept the goalkeeper on his toes.
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