The Clarets created a number of chances, but were ultimately unable to double their early advantage, and Albion stormed back late on to punish their wastefulness.
Speaking after the game, Dyche said: "Definitely frustrated after a very strong performance overall, particularly the first half, obviously.
"Getting countered, two similar goals, things we don't normally give those situations up easily - we did certainly on the break from a corner.
"That was the story of the second half really, but the pressure chamber we had in the first half was very good, we stopped them from playing and played ourselves.
"Second half we didn't get our distances right and once you get that wrong, you leave too much space in key areas, for them to keep the ball.
"So a strange, frustrating day, disappointing in the end.”
The more opportunities went begging, the more you feared Burnley would be made to pay, and Dyche added: "It is the toughest job in the game, scoring goals, but I think we created enough high-quality chances.
"We created real moments, real chances inside their area, set pieces were really strong again, scored from one, Ben Mee hit the bar from another, Johann hits the post , Woody has a chance, Jay Rod, you do always have that weird thing in the Premier League though, 'is this going to be one of those odd ones?'”
We’ve gathered the best of today’s Premier League speculation below…

5. Bamford on Spurs radar
Tottenham Hotspur want to sign Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford this summer. (Telegraph) (Photo by Lynne Cameron - Pool/Getty Images) Photo: Pool

6. Battle on for Hughes
Crystal Palace are now hoping to beat Newcastle United to the signing of Watford midfielder Will Hughes before the transfer deadline. (The Sun) (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images) Photo: Richard Heathcote

7. Southampton take lead in Phillips race
Southampton have overtaken Brighton and Burnley in the race to sign Liverpool defender Nat Phillips. (SkyBet) (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images) Photo: Clive Mason

8. Bruce wants a striker
Newcastle United may snap up a striker to bolster their options before the transfer window slams shut. (The Athletic) (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images) Photo: Ian MacNicol

