The result saw the Clarets end the weekend down in 19th place, but the relegation battle is still far from over, and the side could yet escape the drop by winning some of their all-important games in hand.
Speaking after the game, Burnley boss Sean Dyche contended that duo James Tarkowski and Nick Pope should be contenders for a call-up to the England squad ahead of the international break later this month, and said: “It's no question of Gareth [Southgate] and what he has to do, it's just purely on form.
“I've only ever remarked that if there are centre-halves out there playing better than Tarky then they must be playing very, very well, and equally with Popey, and other players, but certainly those two.
“I still think that's valid. Obviously the league table sometimes makes a difference to your thinking, not my thinking, but if you were choosing players maybe that would make a difference."
He added: “I'm just looking at Popey and Tarky thinking 'well, there must be some very, very strong players in the Premier League' if they're not at least in the squad, not necessarily in the team.
“Gareth has got a goalkeeper, the lad from West Brom [Sam Johnstone], who has been in the squad, so therefore it's nothing to do with levels then, is it? Quite obviously because he should be in the Premier League if it's purely to do with levels.”
Take a look at the latest news and transfer stories from the Premier League, as the reaction to last weekend's action continues.
1. Torino could cool Praet interest
Torino’s hopes of signing Leicester City outcast Dennis Praet permanently look to have taken a blow, with the Foxes said to have upped their asking price to around £12.5m. The Serie A side could opt to abandon the move, with the player’s injury history also a concern. (Team Talk)
2. Barca could chase Lukaku
Barcelona have been linked with a shock move for Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku, as they fear they may miss out on Borussia Dortmund’s Erling Haaland to Man City. Lukaku has fallen out of favour at Stamford Bridge, losing his starting spot to Kai Havertz. (Daily Star)
3. Bremer boost for Spurs
Spurs’ hopes of signing Torino’s Gleison Bremer look to have improved, with AC Milan’s Mattia Caldara said to be currently eyed as his replacement. Torino are likely to ask for a fee in the region of £21m for Bremer. (Pianeta Milan)
4. Reds want Celtic starlet
Liverpool are said to be closing in on a move for Celtic wonderkid Ben Doak. The Reds are likely to be able to pick the 16-year-old, who has featured twice for the senior side so far this season, for a minimal tribunal fee. (The Athletic)