Burnley boss Sean Dyche ready to lead the Clarets in to battle for his 300th game in charge!

And in a remarkable coincidence, tomorrow’s opponents Wolves are the same as in his first game in charge.

In Burnley’s current predicament, sitting two points above the drop zone, a repeat of that 2-0 win in November 2012 would be most welcome.

Dyche said: “I’d definitely take the same result again! I remember Pato (Martin Paterson) slotting one in, and Charlie (Austin) – of course he scored!

“It’s a strange quirk, and I can honestly say, without any doubt in my ability, I didn’t think we would be here 300 games later, both in the Premier League.”

Regardless of the milestone, Dyche knows his players have a huge seven games coming up to try and preserve their Premier League status.

The Clarets have lost their last four games, and he said: “Nothing has changed, it was a bitter pill to swallow against Leicester, especially as they barely had an attack in the second half, but we still have to take care of ourselves.

“We know what’s in front of us, and all the games are important.”

But he remains proud of what he has achieved in over six years at the helm: “It’s all about now and the future, but sometimes even I can look back and reflect, and it’s been a very positive 300 games in many ways.

“Only a whistle stop tour, but the three biggest things that come immediately to mind are the Wigan game when we clinched promotion, 23 unbeaten to win the Championship, and seventh in the Premier League to qualify for Europe.

“They are the outstanding highlights, and within all that, there’s been player development, international recognition, and the business model of the club.

“There is a lot to be pleased with, so many positives.”