When the two sides last met, back in December, Burnley secured a 2-1 win at Turf Moor, with their goals coming from Chris Wood and Ashley Barnes.
As things stand, the Clarets are 17th in the table, six points clear of Fulham in 18th and with a precious game in hand. However, the pressure is still very much on the side to avoid slipping into the relegation zone over the course of their final six matches of the season.
Speaking ahead of the weekend, star man Dwight McNeil reflected on his importance to the side, and claimed: “When I first came in I don't think many people knew me or what I was about. Obviously, now I think more people understand who I am as a player because I've been in the team for so long.
“The expectations get higher but I don't feel there's any more added pressure on me because the other players don't put pressure on me and neither does the gaffer.
I'm just focusing on my football and as the gaffer says, enjoying it every week and hopefully keep playing games every week.
“We have a lot of creative players in our team but it is nice to be named as one of them.”
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Burnley and the rest of the Premier League, as the reaction to the midweek action continues:
5. Gunners look to lure Ryan in permanently
Arsenal are believed to be in "advanced talks" with Brighton goalkeeper Matt Ryan over a permanent switch to the Emirates Stadium. The Seagulls are unlikely to accept any bid less than £10m for the stopper. (Football Insider) Photo: IAN KINGTON
6. Villa chase international winger
Aston Villa look set to reignite their interest in Werder Bremen winger Milot Rashica. The £6m ace joined his current club in 2018, after catching the eye with Dutch top tier side Vitesse. (Team Talk) Photo: Joosep Martinson
7. Leeds could miss out on Kent
Rangers star Ryan Kent is rumoured to be ready to snub any interest from Leeds United this summer, as he wishes to spend another season at Ibrox. The £20m-rated winger could play Champions League football with the Gers next season. (Football Insider) Photo: Ian MacNicol
8. Foxes boss has no interest in Spurs job
Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers has batted away suggestions that he could become the next Spurs manager. He's insisted that he has a lot of work to do with the Foxes, and lauded the club's "world class" facilities. (talkSPORT) Photo: Pool