As things stand, the Clarets are 19th in the Premier League table, but with two games in hand over a number of their rivals, there's still hope of the side escaping the drop.
Speaking after last weekend's 2-0 loss to Brentford, Burnley boss Sean Dyche said: "It's just a reality, it's not a big blow, we've still got 11 games to go. It's the reality of the Premier League, we know it well. There's not a lot wrong with the performance; we were on the ascendancy, creating chances, then we give away a really poor goal.
"There's a big frustration. The marvel of a team performance is that when you can't find that win, don't lose! Today was that kind of feeling because it felt like we were in the ascendancy, we had a large part of the game, we kept them down to minimal chances for a home side."
Next up, the Clarets take on Manchester City at the start of next month, ahead of two 'six-pointers' against relegation battle rivals Everton and Norwich City.
Burnley have had their fair share of battles for top tier survival in recent seasons, and will hope their experience of emerging successful will serve them well once again ahead of an intense run-in.
Take a look at the latest news and transfer stories from the Premier League, as the build-up to the division's weekend action continues.
1. Cubs owners want Chelsea
The owners of Major League Baseball team the Chicago Cubs have confirmed that they are interested in buying Chelsea FC. The group bid is believed to also include US hedge fund entrepreneur Ken Griffin. (BBC Sport)
2. Barca ponder Neves swoop
Barcelona are said to have joined Man Utd in the race to sign Wolves star Ruben Neves, who is likely to cost around £42m. However, it is unclear whether the Catalan giants would commit to such a pricey purchase, given their current financial struggles. (Mundo Deportivo)
3. Red Devils in for Isak?
Manchester United are the latest club to take an interest in Real Sociedad ace Alexander Isak, according to reports. However, should they look to sign the Sweden international, they’d likely face competition from both Liverpool and Arsenal. (Sport Witness)
4. Fernandez race hots up
Aston Villa, Everton and Spurs are among a host of sides to be linked with River Plate midfielder Enzo Fernandez. The 21-year-old Argentina international is also said to be on La Liga side Real Madrid’s radar. (Birmingham Mail)