Burnley v Crystal Palace RECAP: Clarets collect first win of the campaign
Burnley climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone after picking up their first win of the season.

The Clarets leapfrogged West Brom and Fulham in the top flight as Chris Wood's early goal was enough to see off Crystal Palace at Turf Moor.
The New Zealander netted his second goal of the term in the eighth minute when beating Vicente Guaita from close range.
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Burnley v Crystal Palace RECAP: Clarets collect first win of the campaign
Key Events
- Chris Wood scored the winner in the eighth minute
- The New Zealander doubled his tally for the season in the process
- Johann Berg Gudmundsson hit the bar for the home side
- Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope made vital second half saves to keep out Michy Batshuayi and Christian Benteke
- It was Burnley’s first Premier League win of the season
- Victory lifted Sean Dyche’s side out of the bottom three
- The Burnley boss feels the win will calm the story following the club’s poor start
- Former Preston North End and Leeds united striker Jermaine Beckford is confident the Clarets will stay up
- Nick Pope came out on top in our player ratings
“I think they have enough to stay up!”
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McNeil’s wayward pass gifts Batshuayi the chance to equalise, but Pope spreads himself well to save.
McNeil threads the ball through to Gudmundsson, but the Icelandic winger crashes his first time effort against the bar.