The stats and numbers behind Burnley's miserable Premier League campaign
The 2025/26 campaign is one Burnley fans will be delighted to see the back of.
Suffering relegation with a whimper, the Clarets finished the season in 19th place on just 22 points.
The only slight positive is that they managed to avoid last place, having drawn 1-1 with bottom side Wolves on the final day.
But it’s otherwise been a thoroughly depressing season, one that cost Scott Parker his job in April.
Here, we take a look at some of the damning stats and numbers behind Burnley’s miserable season:
3
A third straight relegation from the Premier League.
4
The number of games Burnley managed to win this season.
7
The number of consecutive losses between the start of November and mid-December.
16
The number of consecutive games Burnley failed to win between the start of November and mid-February.
17
The points gap to 18th-placed West Ham, who were also relegated. Tottenham were 19 points clear.
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22
The number of points Burnley managed to accumulate, representing a club-record low in the three-point era and two fewer than they managed under Vincent Kompany.
24
The number of defeats Burnley have suffered from their 38 games in the Premier League this season.
29
Burnley end the season with one league win from their last 29 games.
46
The number of points Burnley have amassed over their last two Premier League campaigns. For context, fellow newly-promoted side Leeds United managed to reach 47 points this season alone.
75
The number of goals Burnley conceded this season, the most of any Premier League side.
104
The number of days since Burnley’s last league win, the 3-2 comeback victory at Crystal Palace.
184
The number of consecutive days Burnley spent in 19th position.
212
The number of days since Burnley’s last league home win – the 2-0 victory over Leeds back in October.
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