Burnley v Leeds United LIVE
The Clarets, who ensured they'll be playing top flight football for a sixth successive season when beating Fulham, will be looking to avenge their narrow loss at Elland Road back in December.
Patrick Bamford, who spent time on loan at Burnley during 2017-18, netted the only goal of the game from the spot in the fifth minute after referee Robert Jones ruled that Nick Pope had upended the striker.
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Hide AdSean Dyche's side are without a win in nine games in all competitions on home soil while their opponents have won two of their last three on the road - including against champions Manchester City at the Etihad.
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Burnley v Leeds United LIVE
Key Events
- Burnley rubber-stamped their Premier League status with victory over Fulham
- Chris Wood, on the scoresheet at Craven Cottage, has now scored eight times in as many games
- The Clarets are without a win at Turf Moor in nine games in all competitions
- Sean Dyche’s side have won just once at home in 2021 - beating Aston Villa 3-2
- Victory for the hosts would take them above Southampton and Crystal Palace in the table
- Leeds United have won two of their last three games on the road
- Marcelo Bielsa’s Whites recently beat champions Manchester City at the Etihad
- The two sides haven’t met at Turf Moor in the top flight since September 1975
- Burnley have won the last three league meetings at Turf Moor
- The first of those was Dyche’s second game in charge at the club - Charlie Austin scored the winner
Good effort
Westwood catches the ball well from 25 yards out and the ball travels just wide of the post.
Almost an equaliser
Vydra does impeccably well to take control of the ball and work his way into the box but the striker is denied by the legs of Meslier.
Great defending
Brilliant intervention from Tarkowski to prevent Harrison's cross from reaching Rodrigo.
GOAL: Burnley 0 Leeds United 2
Alioski’s effort from the edge of the box is going wide, but Harrison flicks the ball past Peacock-Farrell.
Close, but no cigar!
Cork shows good strength in the middle of the park, the ball is worked out to Westwood, who isn’t far off again.